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Ithaca College Blogs
Every Ithacan has a story to tell; for the sake of convenience, we've collected a bunch of them here. Keep up with the latest IC happenings in town and around the world.
student film producers: get on TV!
All Things Park, February 9
Park sophomore Abbi Sauro is co-producing a new...
A Cappella Extravaganza Raises Money...
Rattle, February 9
I don't know about you, but I love it when I can...
Park Prof's doc on American life will tour the world
All Things Park, February 9
"Notes on Liberty", directed by Professor John Scott and produced by Professor Karen Rodriguez, has been selected as one of thirty...
ithacacollege: @sarahebourne According to the academic calendar, we are indeed...
Twitter / ithacacollege, February 9
ithacacollege: @sarahebourne According to the academic calendar, we are indeed educating on Monday....
Women's Basketball Team Nationally Ranked
Sports Info News, February 9
ITHACA, N.Y. -- The women's basketball team appeared in D3hoops.com's national poll for the first time this week. The Bombers received nine...
Follow Tuesday Women's Basketball
Sports Info News, February 9
ITHACA, N.Y.--Fans can follow the Bombers as they host Utica Tuesday at 8 p.m. The game will be broadcast by WICB and ICTV and will also be available through Live Stats.
Michael Jackson?s Doctor Charged
All That Jazz, February 9
Involuntary manslaughter were not the words on people’s lips as Conrad Murray, doctor to the late King of Pop, walked into his courtroom hearing yesterday. But the doctor was, indeed, charged ...
Bomber Ties To Super Bowl XLIV
Bomber Blog, February 8
Colts receiver Pierre Garcon was a popular media subject heading into Sunday's Super Bowl, both for his family ties to the Haiti disaster and his (relatively) unusual status as a Division III alum...
ithacacollege: Aw shucks. :-) RT @coachfern: I am impressed with the...
Twitter / ithacacollege, February 8
ithacacollege: Aw shucks. :-) RT @coachfern: I am impressed with the comprehensive approach Ithaca...
Happy Birthday, Mr. LincolnA Great U.S. President and Campaigner!
Posters and Election Propaganda, February 7
This Friday is Abraham Lincoln's birthday. Lincoln, who was born 201 years ago in Kentucky, was...
Anderson Cooper and the Jersey Shore?
All That Jazz, February 6
I’ve loved Anderson Cooper for the majority of my life. Mix him and Jersey Shore and how can you go wrong? Well…I can think of a few choice ways, but here’s what the CNN reporter...
Chips and Dips and Peyton Manning: The Super Bowl
Rattle, February 5
Whether you're in it for the game, the snacks, or the commercials, the Super Bowl is an exciting time. It's a time when people of all kinds...
Bomber Quarterback Named High School Head Coach
Bomber Blog, February 5
Former Bomber quarterback Greg Sheeler, a 2002 Ithaca graduate, was recently named head coach at Shaker High School. Sheeler played...
Bogd Khan, Part I: Ungern
Mongolian Spaces, February 5
I’ve been reading James Palmer’s The Bloody White Baron, a biography of Baron Ungern von Sternberg. Ungern, born into a Baltic German family with a minor noble heritage, failed at...
Lady Gaga and the Accordion
Music Spaces, February 5
Blog written by Jairo Geronymo, pianist, Nurnberg, Germany Large cities often struggle with a contingent of people living on the fringe. In Europe, they often migrate from other countries; only...
Professionalizing Film Preservation
Archival Spaces, February 5
Blog written by Jan-Christopher Horak, director, UCLA Film & Television Archive With the development in the United States in the late 1960s of government funding sources for preservation...
IT in Asia: Alterities Online and Offline
Open Spaces, February 4
Blog written by Patricia Zimmermann, Shaw Foundation Professor, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore and codirector, Finger...
Health at the Equator is Mostly Poor
Public Health Spaces, February 3
Since the beginning of January, I have been living in Singapore. It is almost exactly halfway around the globe from my home in Ithaca. The plane from Newark that brought me here traveled due north to...
Haiti Relief Informational Meeting
Haiti Relief Efforts, February 2
All are welcome to attend this organizational meeting for Haiti Relief efforts. The purpose of this meeting is to share ideas and identify collaborators for the college’s relief effort....
A Message from Tom Rochon
Haiti Relief Efforts, February 2
Originally posted in Intercom, 1/23/10 With the end of winter break and the start of the spring semester, I want to take this opportunity to acknowledge the ongoing crisis in Haiti in the wake of the...