Tuesday, March 27, 2012

Gardenscape '12




As some of you may know, I am originally from Rochester, NY. This past weekend I went home and attended Rochester's garden show, which is called Gardenscape. You may have heard of Syracuse's garden show, CNY blooms, which was held here on campus this year, but in my opinion Gardenscape takes the cake in NY garden shows. They have many great large displays of actual gardens, installed by real landscapers looking for a chance to show off their work, as well as vendors selling flowers, food, gardening supplies and different things to improve your home and lawn. I love going there every year and taking literally hundreds of photos. Here are just a few I took, hope you enjoy them!
-Emily Byrne

Occupy Syracuse: Hushed but not Silenced


Despite being removed from Perseverance Park in downtown several weeks ago, Occupy Syracuse protesters are still finding ways to keep the movement alive. Here, Zach Ott holds a sign at the 2012 St. Patrick's Day parade to keep the Occupy movement alive in the minds of the masses. Photo by Tim Louer.

Trayvon Martin Coverage and Local Impact

Syracuse.com coverage of the Trayvon Martin case via the Miami Herald. There is a hoodie march for Trayvon scheduled in downtown Syracuse this Friday from 6:30-8:30 http://www.syracuse.com/newsflash/index.ssf/story/trayvon-martin-killing-has-galvanized-the-country/b2eaa363ca6b945042cbdecd2bc1cacf

Upcoming Events....Features!

Faculty Recital
Marimba Duos
Dr. Robert Bridge
With Selma Moore, Joe Carello and Brianna Hoige
4:30 Wednesday, March 28, 2012
SRC Arena at OCC


Dr. Robert Bridge giving a recital this Wednesday at 4:30 in the SRC arena! It’s a short program with 4 duos: two for flute and marimba, one with tenor saxophone and one for two marimbists on one marimba. He will be joined by Selma Moore, Joe Carello, and Bri Hoige. Composer Dex Morrill will also be in attendance! The program is below.



Central New York Day of Percussion
April 28, 2012
Storer Auditorium


Featuring:
Andrew Beall - Marimba
Greg Beyer - Berimbau and More!
Jim Armstrong - Congas
JJ Pipitone and the Empire Statesmen D&B Corps - Marching Percussion

Central New York All-Star Percussion Ensemble - Ernest Muzquiz, conductor
OCC Percussion Ensemble
OCC Afro-Cuban Ensemble

On-site Registration starts at 12:00 and continues throughout the day
(There is a $10.00 fee to pay for clinicians and expenses. The final concert is free and open to all.)

All are welcome!

Event Schedule

12:00 Open Registration - OCC Afro-Cuban Ensemble

12:30 Drum Line Exhibitions

1:00 JJ Pipitone - Marching Clinic with the Empire Statesmen D&B Corps

2:00 Andrew Beall - Marimba

3:00 Jim Armstrong - Conga Drumming Master Studies

4:00 Greg Beyer - Berimbau and More!

5:00 Final Concert featuring:
CNY All-Star Percussion Ensemble
Onondaga Community College Percussion Ensemble
Onondaga Community College Wind Ensemble
6:00 The Show is Over - Go Home : )


Out of the Darkness Campus Walk at Onondaga

Support the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention by participating in the "Out of the Darkness Campus Walk" on Saturday, April 28 at Onondaga Community College. Registration begins at 11 a.m. at the Gordon Student Center with the two-mile walk running from noon - 1:30 p.m. All proceeds will benefit local and national suicide prevention and awareness programs.
Onondaga's Out of the Darkness Walk is one of more than 50 Out of the Darkness Campus Walks being held this spring nationwide. Nationally, AFSPs Campus and Community Walks unite more than 85,000 walkers nationally and raise more than $5 million for suicide prevention efforts.
Members of the greater Syracuse area are invited to participate and help the College reach its $5,000 goal. To register, donate or to learn more, please visit www.campuswalks.org or call (888) 333-AFSP.


Labyrinth at OCC

Come walk the labyrinth spread out on the Gordon Great Room floor any time between 3 and 8 pm.
A beautiful de-stressor. Walk the path at your own pace, privately, for your own very personal experience.


Drawing Marathon

Saturday, March 31st
Noon - 6pm
Syracuse University Campus
Smith Hall
2nd Floor
Food, Models, Still Life, Murals, Games, Drawing Fun

Saturday, March 10, 2012

Sports Assignment

Nice work on the sports assignment. I know it challenged many of you…that’s a good thing. The skills you use photographing a sporting event transcend to all aspects of photography.

I posted two galleries. Rebecca’s photos from a Syracuse Crunch game and Tim’s photos from the Jamesville-Dewitt vs. Cortland boy’s section III final basketball game. (Links are below).

A few of you didn’t include caption information in the file info area with your photos, so I couldn’t post them. If you still would like to post them..no problem…please see me.

Nick















Click Here to view Rebecca's photo gallery from the Syracuse Crunch game.















Click Here to view Tim's photo gallery from the Jamesville-Dewitt vs. Cortland boy's section III basketball game.

Tuesday, March 6, 2012

Road Trip!


One Day Field Trip To: Harriet Tubman House, Seward House, and Women's History Hall of Fame
March 30
If interested, please contact Nancy Carr at (315) 498-2834.

Roller Derby


Assault City Roller Derby:
Assault Squad vs Suffer Jets
March 8, 6 - 8 p.m.
Allyn Hall
Admission is free to OCC students, $10 for general admission.

Saturday, March 3, 2012

Filming of Adult World Saturday, March 3rd




If you're looking for a cool thing to shoot for your feature this week...The film crew from "Adult World" will be film on Saturday.



It starts around 3:30pm and will go into the night.



They will be filming at the Gear Factory building located at the corner of West Fayette and S. Geddes St. in Syracuse. There's parking behind the building accessed from West Fayette.

Friday, March 2, 2012

Congresswoman Ann Marie Buerkle at OCC

Congresswoman Ann Marie Buerkle NY-25

TOWN HALL MEETING

Monday, March 19, 2012

11:15 AM – 12:15 PM


Storer Auditorium


Onondaga Community College

Moderator: Nina Tamrowski Professor of Political Science

All are welcome.

For more information: (315) 423-5657