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Jason Harrington, assistant professor in the Department of Media Arts, Sciences and Studies, teaches an animation class on Wednesday in the Roy H. Park School of Communications.

‘Breathing In’ honors: Media studies professor garners recognition for animated film at international festivals

By Ashley Wolf, Contributing Writer • September 25, 2013
Jason Harrington, assistant professor in the Department of Media Arts, Sciences and Studies, gains praise for his animated film, "Breathing In."
Senior Josh Grazul works on his hops farm Sept. 8.

Hop to it: Senior makes name for himself as hops-growing businessman

By T. Michael Palmer, Senior Writer • September 19, 2013
Senior Josh Grazul has grown his business by cultivating hops, the plants that help create the flavor in beer.
The MegsRadio team collaborates in the Williams Hall conference room Wednesday. Doug Turnbull, assistant professor of computer science, developed the site to create a new listening experience for users and support local music.

Computer science professor collaborates with students on local Internet radio site

By Tylor Colby, Contributing Writer • September 18, 2013
Doug Turnbull, assistant professor of computer science, developed MegsRadio with the help of students, faculty and Ithaca residents.
Students stand with Dave Franco and Christopher Mintz-Plasse after the actors’ Funny or Die presentation Sept. 13. Franco and Mintz-Plasse discussed how they began making videos.

Parkies are McLovin it

By Alexa Levy and Kelli Kyle • September 18, 2013
Funny or Die crew comes to Ithaca College with Dave Franco and Chris Mintz-Plasse
Chef Cecil Malone cooks during a shift Sept. 11 at Mindful at the Campus Center Dining Hall. Mindful is a new station at the dining hall that serves food with fewer than 600 calories. The station is located in the front of the dining hall.

Campus Center Dining Hall instates new healthy option

By Taylor Rescignano, Staff Writer • September 18, 2013
Mindful, a new station in the Campus Center Dining Hall, offers healthy meals with less than 600 calories to students.
From left, “The Catcher in the Rye,” “The Lorax,” “Persepolis,” “The Kite Runner” and “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone” are included on banned books lists in high schools. Ithaca College will host its first Banned Books Read Out.

College to participate in Banned Books Week

By Vicky Wolak, Chief Copy Editor • September 6, 2013
This year, Ithaca College will celebrate Banned Books Week by raising awareness for censorship by hosting a Banned Books Read Out on Sept. 26.
Bartender Manny Flores whips up a drink Monday night. Flores is known to maintain connections with customers.

Mercato bartender establishes connections with customers

By Steven Pirani, Staff Writer • September 6, 2013
Manny Flores, a bartender at Mercato on North Aurora Street, is known for his original drinks and the relationships he keeps with his customers.

Review: Alien invasion film ends British trilogy

By Austin Gold, Contributing Writer • September 5, 2013
The "Cornetto Trilogy" comes to a triumphant close with "The World's End," starring Simon Pegg.

Review: Daft Punk finds footing in reality

By Robert Rivera, Staff Writer • July 17, 2013
Electronic band Daft Punk has stepped out of its synthetic roots to focus on a more natural sound with latest album, "Random Access Memories."

Review: Daft Punk finds footing in reality

By Robert Rivera, Staff Writer • July 14, 2013
Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo, together known as Daft Punk, made their musical debut 16 years ago with the album “Homework.” The duo has once again made magic with its latest album, “Random Access Memories,” which is a throwback to disco that augments its previously established electronic sound with an orchestra. It has been…
Baritone saxophone player Mike Brown plays for the audience at the Streetlight Manifesto concert.

Streetlight Manifesto rocks Emerson Suites

By Steven Pirani, Staff Writer • April 17, 2013
Streetlight Manifesto, a nationally known Ska band, came to Emerson Suites on Sunday.

Video: Hidden Talents of Ithaca – Alexis DeLouisa, dancer

By Deanna Romanoff • February 21, 2013
Sophomore Alexis DeLouisa shares her talent with Ithaca by talking about her campus involvement, background, and passion for dance.
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