THE ITHACAN

Assistant coach teaches game based on lessons of his ancestors

By Mark Warren, Staff Writer • May 1, 2013

Ansley Jemison surveys the field from the sidelines of Higgins Stadium with his thick arms crossed and his brown eyes focused. Looking over the Bomber defense he notices a player out of position. He puffs on his whistle and the echo freezes all of the players in place. He calmly walks over to the defender…

Carl Sgrecci talks about his 46 years at IC

By Noreyana Fernando, Assistant News Editor • April 4, 2013

Carl Sgrecci ’69, Ithaca College vice president of finance and administration, will retire after 46 years at the college. Sgrecci was a student, faculty member and administrator.

Syracuse

By Alex Holt • November 29, 2011

If there was any doubt that the scandal at Syracuse University was the college basketball equivalent of the one in football at Penn State University, it disappeared completely this past week. We already knew that longtime Syracuse assistant coach Bernie Fine was, like former Penn State defensive coordinator, Jerry Sandusky, accused of the most horrific…

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…

Money drives college sports

By Harlan Green, Taub • September 29, 2011

Academic ideals, geographic proximity and historic rivalries once decided the schools that made up a conference in the NCAA. Now one thing determines conference alignment in NCAA athletics — money.