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Globe trotters

By Jessica Corbett, Contributing Writer • November 10, 2011

A lifelong love of surfing culminating in a semester riding Southern Ocean waves; A native Londoner living with a Chinese family, having never spoken the language; A firsthand experience teaching English in Austria while learning the area’s history; A glance of recognition from a local walking down a colorful street in an Italian town.

Journey to the finish line

By Matt Kelly, Staff Writer • November 10, 2011

Graduate student Maegan Krifchin’s fluid running motion propels her downhill on the Ithaca College Cross Country Course. The leaves that cover the sloping concrete path crunch under her small frame. As students stumble out of bed and prepare to drag themselves to their 8 a.m. classes, Krifchin has already knocked a few miles off her…

Season of protest

By Ithacan Staff • November 10, 2011

In a time of global unrest, Ithacans are standing up to protest economic, social and environmental issues.

Up in Arms

By The Ithacan • November 10, 2011

Take a look at the recent trend in protesting.

Editorial: This time we’ll take it slow

By The Ithacan • November 3, 2011

When those midnight cravings kick in, a quick trip up to Towers to devour deep-fried, late-night food can satisfy some within minutes. But it’s time to get off that fast track.

Rhythmic roots

By Taylor Long, Staff Writer • November 3, 2011

The lights were too bright for Victor Rosa to see all the people in the crowd, but he could hear them.

A Thriller Night

By The Ithacan • November 3, 2011

See Ithacappella's performance in the newly completed Athletics and Events Center.

Mayoral race reaches home stretch

By Shea O'Meara, Assistant Accent Editor • November 3, 2011

After months of campaigning to become the next mayor of the City of Ithaca, the candidates' futures will soon be in the hands of the community.

Leading by example

By Nate King, Staff Writer • November 2, 2011

The sound of the referee’s final whistle makes the frigid day seem even colder. The men’s soccer team just surrendered two late goals and lost the regular season finale and final home game for this year’s senior class.

No day but today

By Aaron Edwards, Editor in Chief • October 27, 2011

Xavier Reyes doesn’t consider himself a particularly religious person. But on the day of his audition to the Ithaca College theater department in the spring of 2011, he appealed to a higher power. He needed strength that day.

Fighting for their spot

By Brad Kolodner, Staff Writer • October 27, 2011

As a competitive sport club at the college, the men’s club rugby team overcame lack of field space and minimal funding to earn the right to compete and finish among the top four in Division III last season.

Citizens unite to fuel local economy

By Nicole Ogrysko, Staff Writer • October 27, 2011

Local entrepreneurs are creating new business models to change the way Ithacans communicate and work with each other in an effort to rejuvenate the local economy in a post-recession era.

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