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Racism at ICSD

ICSD appeals Kearney case

The Ithaca City School District’s Board of Education unanimously voted to file objections to the Kearney case Monday night.

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The skate scene

Students from around Ithaca have built their own skating scene.

This I See | Take Back The Night March

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Park Center dedicated

View a video of the ceremony on April 24 officially dedicating the Dorothy D. and Roy H. Park Center for Business and Sustainable Enterprise.

Accent

Reel Big Fish

We Q&A’d the ska band, who played at The Haunt on April 24.

  • Multimedia: Video from their concert

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Students gather last night outside Muller Chapel for a vigil for freshman William Jacobson.

Student remembered for insight and intellect

The campus community today is mourning the sudden loss of one of its students.
At a vigil last night, those who knew William Jacobson said they remembered the freshman from St. Paul, Minn., as full of joy and a true intellectual, a quality his mother said earned him the nickname “the Professor.” Jacobson was found dead yesterday in the Farm Road pond after he went missing early Sunday morning.
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Remembering lives lost

During the past four years, Ithaca College has seen more than its fair share of tragedy.
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The Groovy Tunes Ice Cream truck kept dancers happy at last year's Musefest in Enfield, N.Y.

Festive season

Musefest, Ithaca Festival and Grassroots

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Sports

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Sophomore Nick Wnorowski soars off a ramp at the Ithaca Skate Park on Saturday. Wnorowski has been skating for more than 10 years.

Shredding in the streets

Sophomore Nick Wnorowski looks like a rock star as he stands on top of his skateboard, navigating through the Ithaca skate park. On a sweltering hot day in April, the Syracuse native throws on his aviator sunglasses underneath a blue baseball cap on top of his shaggy hair.

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Breaking

Park administrator selected as new interim grad studies dean

Tuesday | Diane Gayeski, associate dean of faculty and a professor of strategic communication at Ithaca College, has been named interim dean of the Division of Graduate and Professional Studies for the 2008-09 academic year. Read »

News Alert

Board announces new trustees and promotions

Friday | The Ithaca College Board of Trustees announced Tuesday its new student and alumni trustees and several faculty promotions, all of which were decided at the board’s May 17th meeting.  Read »

Breaking

Speaker stresses character and preparation

Sunday | A sea of colored umbrellas filled Butterfield Stadium this morning as Ithaca College’s graduating class of 2008 sat on rain-soaked folding chairs and heard associate Minnesota Supreme Court Justice and former NFL player Alan Page stress what he called crucial to his own success: recognizing preparation as crucial to success, and recognizing that fear, not situations, often creates the obstacles that impede it. Read »

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The best shots

A collection of some of this year’s best photographs is available as a PDF, published with this week’s newspaper.

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