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Freshman housing to take over both Towers

By Lucy Walker, Staff Writer • March 8, 2012

The West Tower will join East Tower next fall as part of the First-Year Residential Experience, a shift that marks a step toward more unified freshman housing on campus.

Salt mine to lay off 50 employees

By Laura MurrayMary Apesos, Staff Writers • March 1, 2012

The mild winter is taking its toll on another local business.

Center honors indy journalists with Izzy Award

By Ithacan Staff • March 1, 2012

The Park Center for Independent Media announced yesterday that Democracy Now! correspondent Sharif Abdel Kouddous, and the Center for Media and Democracy will be the recipients of the fourth annual Izzy Award. Named in honor of the late I.F. “Izzy” Stone, a legendary American investigative journalist, the award is given to celebrate achievement in independent…

Patent mending

By Kelsey O'Connor, News Editor • March 1, 2012

Every day, new products hit the market, from the life-saving to the mundane. But for a nation that prides itself on innovation, the U.S. patent system was not aligned with the rest of the world until the process was recently reformed to help inventors better protect their intellectual property.

ITS survey highlights technology flaws

By Patrick Feeney, Staff Writer • February 23, 2012

Ithaca College’s Information Technology Services has released survey results that show faculty members often struggle with effectively bringing new technologies to the classroom.

Speak for your self

By Kerry Tkacik, Staff Writer • February 23, 2012

Will Shishmanian is looking to find his voice, and he is not alone.

SGA presses Rochon about IC 20/20 plan

By Candace King, Staff Writer • February 16, 2012

What began as a discussion to help resolve lingering concerns about IC 20/20 during the Student Government Association meeting last week evolved into a tense discourse with President Tom Rochon about the perceived absence of student opinion in the creation process.

Is bar culture tapped out?

By Eli Sherman, Staff Writer • February 16, 2012

Bars are closing. Students are going out later. A “night out on the town” doesn't mean what it used to.

Vandals smash taps

By Kacey Deamer, Staff Writer • February 9, 2012

Students in the Natural Resources & Ecology: Farming the Forest class found their maple syrup production equipment on South Hill intentionally damaged Saturday morning. About 40 of 75 taps and hooks were destroyed, amounting to $300 worth of damage, an estimate made by Professor Jason Hamilton.

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Freshman housing to take over both Towers

Salt mine to lay off 50 employees

Center honors indy journalists with Izzy Award

Patent mending

ITS survey highlights technology flaws

Speak for your self

SGA presses Rochon about IC 20/20 plan

Is bar culture tapped out?

Vandals smash taps

Top of the class

College’s vegan options awarded

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