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Strength in numbers: Legacy of No. 44 preserved by dedicated fans, memory of past champions

Every family has its stories—the ones passed down from generation to generation. For Brian Schantz, one classic family story involves his great-grandfather punching someone in the middle of a crowded football stadium. Full story

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Feature Guide #44

Strength in numbers: Legacy of No. 44 preserved by dedicated fans, memory of past champions

Every family has its stories—the ones passed down from generation to generation. For Brian Schantz, one classic family story involves his great-grandfather punching someone in the middle of a crowded football stadium.

Sound off: Outspoken fans, quirky characters turn up volume in the Loud House

They jump from their seats, stomping on the bleachers before the whistle blows. 

Feature Guide Landmarks

Legends of the hilltop: landmarks that help define, embody spirit of SU

From the tradition-rich soil of Syracuse University sprouts a crop of landmarks steeped in history. Students walk by these monuments every day, but they may never stop to wonder what lies beneath them. 

Feature Guide Gladiator

Survival of the citrus: SU weeds through weak crop of mascots, grows a real winner with Otto

Anyone with the slightest interest in Syracuse University athletics knows Otto and his firecracker personality. 

Feature Guide Goon Squad

Attitude adjustment: Goon Squad sheds authoritative reputation for more supportive role

Stanley North drove up to Watson Hall in September 1969, skeptical of beginning his first year as a Syracuse University freshman.

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Greeking out: Some Greek life traditions hold true, some fade out over time

Wandering through campus, students can frequently be seen proudly decked out in their fraternity or sorority letters.