This was one of our favorite segments from the Social Media Breakfast 8 Tables 8 Topics meeting. We found Jamie Leszczynski’s talk funny, engaging and very informative.
Posts Tagged ‘Week in Review’
Week in Review
Sunday, April 19th, 2015
Play Ball: Opening Day (Syracuse Chiefs)
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Sunday, April 12th, 2015
Horn Section: Headwear by Michelle Darin (Syracuse Fashion Week, Day 3)
Week in Review
Sunday, March 29th, 2015
Platypus TV co-founder Sarah Roche was a presenter at this week’s Social Media Breakfast 6 in 60 event held at the CoWorks Space.
Week in Review: Skywalker
Sunday, March 29th, 2015
Former Astronaut F. Story Musgrave gave the keynote address for the dedication of the Patricia Myers Druger Astronomy Learning Center (Holden Observatory) on Saturday. The speech was at Hendricks Chapel. Musgrave is joined on stage by (right to left) A. Alan Middleton, Marvin Druger, Kent Syverud and Karin Ruhlandt.
Week in Review
Sunday, March 22nd, 2015Earlier in the week we were pleased hear, for the first time, Starlett Brown. She performed as one of the acts for the Women in Music event at the Community Folk Art Center.
Brown has sang background for many national-acts. In this clip she shows her range and takes a secular song and folds it into the sacred realm. Listen and let it take you to church…
Week in Review
Sunday, March 15th, 2015
Anjela Lynn, ladies first
When it comes to bringing the crowd to the Sitrus Lounge, and making them get off their feet and dance, or in some cases sing, nobody does it like Michael & Anjela Lynn. Their second show for the season at the Sheraton Hotel was a perfect celebration of the roots of smooth R&B and the gift of musical enjoyment on Friday. They were backed up superbly by the next generation, aka the Talented Ones.
Deyquan Bowens
John Buda Bowens
Michael Houston
Al Cutri
Anjela gets some help on vocals during the second set
Week in Review
Sunday, February 22nd, 2015
Welcome to Winter’s Wonderland
Week in Review
Sunday, February 15th, 2015
SU sophomore guard Alexis Peterson drives in for a layup in the first half. She led SU in scoring with 21.
The SU Orange Women did all they could to guard against a hurricane, but the University of Miami proved to be more powerful than a winter storm or the windchill on Thursday.
The SU guard tandem of Peterson and Butler combined for 40 points in the 85-71 loss.
Junior guard Brianna Butler drives for 2 of her 19 points.