Former SU basketball player Dave Bing speaks at Syracuse

Former SU basketball player and Detroit Pistons legend Dave Bing spoke at the business school's seventh annual Whitman Day, says the Post-Standard. 

While Bing was a star basketball, he's taking on a new challenge as the mayor of Detroit. He's held the position for a year, and he has the task of trying to fix up Detroit's economic issues. The city is currently in 300 million dollars of debt.

Through all his positions in life, Bing says there's one thing he's learned that's been the most beneficial.

“Teamwork is the most important thing I learned from sports,” Bing said. 

More than 100 people were in attendance to hear him speak. Some notable guests were Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner and Chancellor Nancy Cantor.

The iPad has issues with the Internet

Apple is admitting the iPad sometimes has problems connecting to the internet, says USA Today. The company issued a statement about the difficulties on its technical support page last night.

"Under certain conditions, iPad may not automatically rejoin a known Wi-Fi network after restart or waking from sleep," says Apple.

Apple made the post after numerous users have complained about connecting to a Wi-Fi network. Many people said putting the iPad on a flat surface made the problem even worse. The iPad came out on Saturday, and around 300,000 of them were sold. 

Tennis Legend Martina Navratilova has cancer

Martina Navratilova is being treated for breast cancer, says USA Today. She announced the news today on Good Morning America and People.com. 

Navratilova was very surprised to find out she had cancer.

"It was a total shock because I've been so healthy, said Navratilova in a phone call with the USA Today.

The cancer in her left breast was first diagnosed in Jan.. She had surgery on March 15, and she will begin  four to six weeks of radiation in May.

Navratilova let four years pass between mamogram exams. While she initially did not want to let everyone know she had cancer, she thought it was the right thing to do so people don't skip routine mamograms.