By JOON LEE Federal Judge Lynne A. Sitarski recommended the court increase the amount that Randall Duchesneau ’09, the losing plaintiff in a negligence case against Cornell, owes in taxes to the University, according to court documents. The court originally awarded Cornell $104,000 in May, but this amount was increased […]
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Committee Will Appoint Provost by Fall
By NOAH RANKIN Members of the University Assembly voiced hopes and concerns regarding the current search for the next provost Tuesday,...
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Stedwell Remembered for ‘Endless Amount of Energy’
By SOFIA HU Colleagues remember Angela Stedwell — the pedestrian struck in the fatal bus accident on Monday morning — as “wonderfully...
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Ithacans Support Gov. Cuomo’s Proposed Minimum Wage Hike
By REBECCA BLAIR Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Jan. 18 a proposal to raise the minimum wage to $10.50 throughout New York state and to...
News
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Senior Named Cornell’s 21st Churchill Scholar
By JEANETTE SI James Eaglesham ’15 has become Cornell’s 21st recipient of the Winston Churchill...
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Cornell Staff Member Killed in Accident Involving TCAT Bus
By ANNIE BUI Updated Monday night with additional information from TCAT A Cornell staff member...
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Amid Controversy, Cornell to Partake in AAU Survey
By JEANETTE SI Correction appended Though 33 universities have decided to opt out of a sexual...
- Myrick ’09 Addresses Pedestrian Safety Following Fatal Accidents
- Gabe Kennedy ’12 Wins ABC Reality Cooking Show ‘The Taste’
- Rochester Takes First Place at Eleventh Big Red Mock Trial Tournament, Edging Out Cornell Team
Opinion
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KIM | The ‘Why’ Question: Calculating Our Education
By TERESA KIM I don’t need to tell you why it’s important to ask ourselves important questions...
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BYRNE | Literally Speaking…
By SARAH BYRNE “I was literally head over heels.” “We’ve been here for literally forever.” “Oh...
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SUSSER | If You See Something, Say Something
By PHILIP SUSSER Here is an ethical question: If you were to be introduced to a complete...
- EDITORIAL | Supporting Cuomo’s Student Loan Program
- LETTER TO THE EDITOR: On Cornell campus, warning signs ignored
- ZHA | Fraternity Man Comes Out Against Hazing … Sort Of
Sports
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SQUASH | Men, Women Red Fall To No. 1 Trinity College
By ARIEL COOPER The women’s squash team jumped into the second half of its season this weekend...
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LINSEY | January Trading Season In the English Premier League
By KEVIN LINSEY As the month of January draws to a close, it is time to reflect on a pivotal month...
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WOMEN’S HOCKEY | Red Splits Weekend on the Road, Falls to Harvard
By DANIELLE LETOURNEAU Cornell continued its four-game stretch on the road against Dartmouth and...
- SHATZMAN | Team Ball ‘Spurs’ Hawks Forward
- SWIMMING & DIVING | Swimmers Race Past Colgate in Road Meet
- WRESTLING | Healthy Red Squad Takes Down Penn, Lehigh
Arts & Entertainment
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MOSER | That Democracy Looks So Cute on You
By JULIA MOSER Though I am not of Floridian descent, I have always enjoyed Lilly Pulitzer’s cheerful...
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Appreciating Miyazaki: Insight Into a Master’s World
By AMY LIN More captivating and magical than any other documentary I have ever watched, The Kingdom...
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5000 Candles in the Wind: Farewell Parks & Rec
By MARISSA TRANQUILLI Back in 2009, NBC had an idea to make its own spin-off of The Office. Luckily...
- Nowhere to Grow But Up: Girls Season 4
- Test Spin: Lupe Fiasco, Tetsuo & Youth
- Test Spin: Sleater-Kinney, No Cities to Love
Blogs
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MANGA MONDAYS | SUBS VS. DUBS
By MICHAEL MAUER I recently had the pleasure of watching Eureka 7 this winter break. In dub. For...
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THE DAPPER MAN | Habits to Up Your Fashion Game
By ERIC DING Fashion is very much a force of habit. If you wore a shirt and jeans every day last...
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WATCH ME IF YOU CAN | Five Films that Need a Broadway Adaptation
By MARINA WATTS Many films have been making their way from the silver screen to the brightly-lit...
Science
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Cornell’s Food and Brand Lab Looks at How Our Minds Affect Our Eating Habits
By KATHLEEN BITTER Cornell’s Food and Brand Lab, directed by Brian Wansink, the John Dyson professor...
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Study Finds Genetics May Be Connected To Makeup of Gut Microbiome
By DOMINIC NEUGEBAUER Recent research has indicated that a host’s genetic makeup influences the...
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The Scientist: Prof. Bruce Reisch Develops New Grape Varieties
By SUZY PARK Beginning with the School of Hotel Administration’s wine course as an undergraduate...
- Cornell Team Finds Bacteria Are Unable To Establish Growth on Anodized Aluminum
- The Scientist: C.U. Prof Discovers Galaxies 12.5 Billion Light Years Away
- Peer Review: Marianne Collard ’15 Studies Potential Applications of Fenugreek
Dining
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The Drink That Mends A Broken Heart
By HILLARY LANDSMAN Doctors and scientists alike continue to praise green teas and red wines for...
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Pop-Up Restaurant: A Delicious Surprise
By IAN SIGALOW Pop Up is Cornell’s newest trend in fancy dining. The Hotelie Entrepreneurs —...
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The Foodie’s Guide to Ithaca’s Guiltiest Pleasures
By RACHAEL CUSICK A bit too often, we indulge in things we’re not too proud of. Occasional nights...
- Bacon, Burgers and Wings at Bandwagon Brew Pub
- Autumn Inspired Foods to Be Thankful for This Season
- Dining Out of My Comfort Zone at De Tasty in Collegetown












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Great grapes | Prof. Bruce Reisch ’76, horticulture [right], and Steve Luce, a research support specialist [left], collect leaves of grape seedlings for genetic analysis.](http://cornellsun.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/pg-8-science-Reisch-200x125.jpg.pagespeed.ce.ZO0s-DXvTE.jpg)







