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ONE AND DONE: Syracuse loses 1st game of Big East tournament, falls to Georgetown

NEW YORK -- Andy Rautins has studied up on his Big East history. Full story

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ESF students protest state budget cuts Full story

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IN LIVING COLOR: Brighten up the Syracuse gray with this season's throwback styles, colorful creatio

In his coverage of Milan Fashion Week, Booth Moore questioned fashion styles influenced... Full story

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Onuaku day-to-day after injury, expected to return to practice Monday

Center Arinze Onuaku is day-to-day, according to a press release issue by Syracuse Athletics. Full story

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While most students have checked out for Spring Break, others keep SU in mind

This Spring Break, 130 Syracuse University and State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry students will not be sunbathing or drinking strawberry daiquiris, but instead they will be building homes in six different cities across the southwest United States.

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ONE AND DONE: Syracuse loses first game of Big East Tournament, falls to Georgetown

  The number one applied to Syracuse’s seed entering the Big East Tournament. Now, it applies to how many games the top-seeded Orange lasted inside Madison Square Garden.

            No. 8 Georgetown shocked No. 1 Syracuse, 91-84, in the quarterfinals of the Big East Tournament Thursday afternoon at MSG. Syracuse became the first No. 1 seed to lose in the tournament since the Orange upset No. 1 Connecticut in 2006. Syracuse is now 0-6 in its tries to win the tournament as the No. 1 seed, and is 2-1 on the season against Georgetown.

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Letter to the editor: Extended senate discussion needed after budget issues remain

We commend The Daily Orange for its coverage of important budgetary and procedural issues facing the university. We write now to expand certain aspects of that coverage and to correct others. The D.O. described the University Senate as the governing body of the university. It is not; that is the Board of Trustees.

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