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Small World: SU Slutzker Center combats lack of funding to connect American and international students
By Jaimie Dalessio
Stale Loaf shows age at OnCenter
By Dana Moran
It's official. My mom and Uncle John do a better version of Meat Loaf's "Paradise by the Dashboard Light" than the Loaf himself. And my uncle usually forgets about two-thirds of the words. The infamously campy singer dropped in on the Syracuse OnCenter last night to promote his latest album, "Bat Out Of Hell III: The Monster is Loose.
Band to unleash rock and roll fury on Lucy's
By Brian Tahmosh
When The Fury rolls into Lucy's Retired Surfer's bar tonight, the band will have one goal: to revive the Syracuse music scene and to promote its new album. "The music scene here has been a little dry lately," said Bryan Wynn, the Fury's manager. "This is a step toward making it better.
Piece of Cake | Lemony Tilapia and Spinach in a Pouch
By Liz Petty
I recently saw an episode of "Good Eats," on Food Network, where Alton Brown cooks meals in "pouches" of tin foil or parchment paper. Afterward, I decided I'd do a little experimenting with one of my favorite fish, tilapia. In the past it's been called the "poor man's fish," but it's recently become a more popular item on even the most high-scale restaurant menus.
Sandler's departure from comedy carries emotional "Reign"
By Dan Hubsher
It's surprising that it took six years before a movie like "Reign Over Me" was made. Though truthfully, this film isn't really about dealing with what happened on Sept. 11. Instead, it's a story about two friends who are both lost in life, trying to find their way back.
