The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/tag/acapella/)
Acting in their rooms, producing short films on Zoom, singing in virtual acapella practice –– these are just a few ways that performing arts students are adapting to perform safely as the COVID-19 risk on campus remains high.
Talent in the group ranges from a former singer from the disbanded Cayuga’s Waiters to people who are “just really awful singers,” according to Greene.
To the Editor:
On Sept. 20 readers of The Cornell Daily Sun learned that the Cayuga’s Waiters, Cornell’s oldest all-male a cappella group, was suspended by the University for undescribed violations of the Campus Code of Conduct. This writer has since learned that the Waiters has been dragged through the University’s disciplinary system, convicted on three counts of hazing and group-punished accordingly. This brings to mind a few questions. Why did The Sun not keep on top of this story and report the outcome?