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Daily Archives: February 14, 2018
Department chair removals caused ‘unnecessary damage’ to SUNY-ESF’s reputation, faculty union president says
Frederick Kowal, president of United University Professions, voiced concern about the January department chair removals in a Wednesday email to union members. Read more »
Baylee Douglass underwent a new type of UCL surgery this fall
Baylee Douglass was given four options to deal with her UCL strain, including Tommy John surgery. She chose to go with the relatively new internal brace option instead. Read more »
Graduate Student Organization members express frustration over private meeting
GSO President Jack Wilson said he was notified of a plan to potentially replace Student Legal Services after a meeting with university leaders had already occurred. Read more »
Syracuse fails to protect 3-point arc in 74-70 loss to North Carolina State
In a game against a common opponent, Syracuse faltered, hurting its chances at an NCAA Tournament bid. Read more »
Confidentiality and clarity are necessary in SU’s new Ombuds Office
The Daily Orange Editorial Board welcomes the university’s Ombuds Office and suggests clarifications to its setup to benefit the campus community. Read more »
Fast reaction: 3 takeaways from Syracuse's 74-70 loss to North Carolina State
The Orange were led by 25 points from Oshae Brissett but it wasn't enough to beat the Wolfpack. Read more »
Gathering Time to bring its warm, joyful tunes to Syracuse this weekend
This Friday, Gathering Time will play folk classics and original songs at the May Memorial Unitarian Universalist Society as part of the Folkus Project. Concertgoers can expect harmony, energy, humor and joy during the set. Read more »
Black Lives Matter Syracuse to celebrate black empowerment with ‘Black Panther’ screening
Black Lives Matter Syracuse has raised more than $6,000 to send kids to see “Black Panther” this weekend, setting a precedent for the film’s importance. Read more »
A housewife’s Valentine’s Day, as told by a few accidentally seen cards
Humor columnist Lauren Perlowski shares the valentines she found in her mailbox by mistake, which unfolded some family drama. Read more »
Fan reactions to Syracuse's 74-70 loss to North Carolina State
See what the fans had to say as the Orange battled the Wolfpack. Read more »
February is the month of self-love, so here’s how you can indulge
If you didn’t have a valentine this year, don’t worry. Sex & Health columnist Doménica Orellana has some tips for how you can focus on self-love this February. Read more »
‘A Chorus Line’ brings live audition experience to Oncenter stage this month
The Broadway musical “A Chorus Line” will come to Syracuse for three performances this month. To organizers and cast members, the classic tunes and relatable messages make it a must-see performance. Read more »
Dozens of fire alarms set off by e-cigarettes, popcorn disturb the sleep of students living in Lawrinson Hall
Many freshmen dread the 20-story walk down and ensuing 20-story walk back up during alarms at the hall. Read more »
No. 4 Albany, Tehoka Nanticoke to make season debut at No. 7 Syracuse
Syracuse has only lost to Albany once in 16 games, and it came from the sticks of the Thompson trio. Read more »
Syracuse’s young, balanced offense breaks out despite losing 3 starters from last year
Even with a loss of over half its points production from a year ago, Syracuse dominated in its season opener, as 12 players scored en route to a 21-4 win. Read more »
College of Law designated as New York science and technology center
The College of Law was the first law school to start a law commercialization program, a university official said. Read more »
Miranda Drummond knows she needs to shoot more
Miranda Drummond hasn’t scored more than 12 points in a game since Jan. 18. Read more »
University Hill developers say extensive ReZone Syracuse project could benefit property owners
The ReZone Syracuse project was first launched in 2015 by former Mayor Stephanie Miner. Read more »
Biotechnology research isn’t slowing down anytime soon at Syracuse University
While research in biotechnology and forensics have been steady or increasing slowly, central New York is looking to become a center for the field. Read more »
Continue the week's celebrations with these weekend plans
The Valentine's Day celebrations don't have to end just yet. Whether you're going solo or have someone special, these weekend events are going to keep you up and about. Read more »
Our reader offers tips on how students can cut down on plastic waste
Our reader offers simple solutions to reducing plastic waste and protecting the environment. Read more »
Beat writers split in predicting Syracuse's game against North Carolina State
Our most-correct beat writer went against the other two for this Wednesday night matchup. Read more »
Your guide to celebrating Valentine’s Day with a significant other
Between budgetary and logistic restrictions, couples at Syracuse University can run into more than a few Valentine’s Day problems. Here are some ways to go out in style and celebrate the holiday. Read more »
