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One <strong>of</strong> 28 Jesuit colleges and universities in the United States,<br />

Le Moyne College <strong>of</strong>fers a values-based education built on a strong foundation in the<br />

sciences and humanities. Le Moyne motivates students to use knowledge toward action in<br />

PROFILE<br />

<strong>Syracuse</strong><br />

making the world a better place.<br />

LE MOYNE<br />

■ Embodies the Jesuit tradition <strong>of</strong> educating the whole person<br />

■ Integrates a global core curriculum<br />

■ Emphasizes ethics and values<br />

■ Expresses concern for the individual<br />

■ Develops life skills for pr<strong>of</strong>essional success<br />

says Owen Shapiro, pr<strong>of</strong>essor <strong>of</strong> film at<br />

<strong>Syracuse</strong> University and co-founder<br />

and artistic director <strong>of</strong> the film festival.<br />

“The quality <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Syracuse</strong> arts scene<br />

is as good as anything you’ll find anywhere<br />

in the world for a city this size.”<br />

What’s more, Shapiro notes, is that<br />

people are friendly here. He tells the<br />

story <strong>of</strong> a filmmaker visiting from<br />

Hungary for the film festival. “One afternoon<br />

he decided to take a stroll<br />

downtown. As he was walking, a<br />

stranger approached him, told him<br />

how much he admired the filmmaker’s<br />

work, and invited him for a cup <strong>of</strong> c<strong>of</strong>fee<br />

and a conversation about film.”<br />

Shapiro says the Hungarian was astonished<br />

by how friendly and knowledgeable<br />

the passerby was. “For him, it<br />

was a complete surprise,” Shapiro says.<br />

“For me, that’s just <strong>Syracuse</strong>.”<br />

Seeing Orange<br />

Well before the Carrier Dome’s distinctive white ceiling<br />

was raised, <strong>Syracuse</strong> University had established itself<br />

as a force in college athletics. Its alumni roster includes<br />

football stars such as Jim Brown, Ernie Davis, Floyd<br />

Little, Larry Csonka, and Donovan McNabb. Basketball<br />

legends include Dave Bing, and Carmelo Anthony.<br />

Lacrosse greats Paul and Gary Gait and the Powell<br />

brothers also wore orange.<br />

<strong>Syracuse</strong> alumni cast a big shadow in sports broadcasting,<br />

counting Bob Costas, Mike Tirico, Marv Albert,<br />

Len Berman, and Sean McDonough among others.<br />

For more than 30 years, upstate native Jim Boeheim<br />

(right) has led the <strong>Syracuse</strong> men’s basketball team. With<br />

three NCAA championships and more than 700 wins,<br />

Boeheim — also a <strong>Syracuse</strong> alumnus — personifies the<br />

strength <strong>of</strong> SU athletics. But he likes to keep the focus on<br />

the athletes and what they bring to area fans. “I want people<br />

to walk away appreciating the talent <strong>of</strong> these kids.”—JAC<br />

usairwaysmag.com<br />

c o u r t e s y o f S y r a c u s e U n i v e r s i t y A t h l e t i c C o m m u n i c a t i o n s<br />

205<br />

“<br />

Students sometimes think they need to go to a large<br />

university to do research. Le Moyne’s small size gave me<br />

the opportunity to work with faculty in a very personal,<br />

one-on-one research<br />

Michael Feely ‘05<br />

2004-05 Goldwater Scholarship Recipient<br />

environment.”<br />

<strong>Syracuse</strong>, New York<br />

For 16 consecutive years, Le Moyne has been ranked by<br />

U.S. News & World Report as “One <strong>of</strong> America’s Best Colleges”<br />

for its academic excellence and value.<br />

www.lemoyne.edu | 315.445.4100<br />

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