If you're a true Syracuse fan, you've been racking your brain this summer, thinking of a fantastic performance art piece to debut at the first home football game as a statement against the current state of the program.
Me? I've already got my idea ready to go. I'm going to have a Greg Robinson impersonator stand on top of the Carrier Dome in a Sun-God robe while thousands of scantily-clad, screaming women throw tiny pickles at him. I think my point will be made. (And yes, I stole that)
But what about you? You've got your one-piece singlet and cape. You've got your friends ready to flash mob at a moment's notice. But you're still missing one important ingredient. 1,000 artificial oranges.
Well I say worry no more, my friend. You can have your oranges and eat them too. (Not literally).
Me? I've already got my idea ready to go. I'm going to have a Greg Robinson impersonator stand on top of the Carrier Dome in a Sun-God robe while thousands of scantily-clad, screaming women throw tiny pickles at him. I think my point will be made. (And yes, I stole that)
But what about you? You've got your one-piece singlet and cape. You've got your friends ready to flash mob at a moment's notice. But you're still missing one important ingredient. 1,000 artificial oranges.

As part of the Ann Loeb Bronfman Gallery’s exhibit L(a)ttitudes, Avner Bar Hama created a map of Israel entirely out of these oranges. Now that the exhibit is over, they need a good home.Like I said, if I hadn't already committed to my idea (you have no idea what goes into buying pickles in bulk), I'd be all over this. The bidding remains at $50 for the time being so there's no excuse. Even if you don't have a specific purpose in mind for the oranges, it'll come to you eventually. The oranges will guide you.
We’re auctioning them off on eBay right now with the starting bid of $50 (plus $25 shipping).
Big fan of Syracuse University? Become the ultimate Orange fan. Imagine your dorm room or frat house literally covered in oranges.