
Friday's Remembrance Scholars Ceremony (above University Avenue)

Costume Fashion: Landmark Theater

Former Charlottesville Mayor Maurice Cox visited Syracuse (School of Architecture) in 2004.
Maurice Cox served as National Endowment for the Arts Design Director and supervised the Mayors’ Institute on City Design (MICD). He was also named a “Master of Design” by Fast Company Magazine.
MICD East, which is meeting in Syracuse this week, prepares mayors to be take the lead as designers of their cities.

JGB Headquarters is located in a former firehouse near the Inner Harbor.

Last night 35 dove-shaped, bio-safe balloons were released on the SU Quad to remember the students killed in the Pan-Am 103 bombing. Remembrance Week runs Oct. 19-25.

Students joined the vigil at the Wall of Remembrance.

The Rev. Dr. Tiffany Steinwert, dean of Hendricks Chapel, prayed with the Remembrance Scholars and students during the vigil.

Vice President Joe Biden stressed restoring the middle class today during a campaign visit for U.S. Rep. Dan Maffei (D). Maffei represents NY’s 24th Congressional District, which includes Cayuga, Onondaga, Wayne as well as part of Oswego Counties. Bill Clinton campaigned in Syracuse for Maffei a few years ago.

Designer frames from Buffalo

Former Henninger High star Marcus Douthit (left) along with former UConn Huskie Taliek Brown (right) participated in a free basketball clinic for Filipino youth in Queens on Columbus Day.
The clinic was hosted by Team FOOTPRINTZ and training pro Mark Williams.
We did some further research and found that Brown, who won a NCAA championship in 2004, almost went to SU back in the day.
Special thanks to SIF Advisory Board Member Alton Ritter for sharing this image from the clinic.