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The ordinary, extraordinary, life of Buzz Shaw
By Chico Harlan
A regular guy, that's one way to put it. Buzz Shaw does things people can relate to, things people can laugh about. He's the chancellor of Syracuse University, yet he doodles on his agenda papers during meetings and plays tennis on Thursdays and still imagines himself as the Midwestern boy with loving parents and a crew cut who shot basketballs at a coffee can nailed vertically to the house.
SU professor dies suddenly at home
By Jean Stevens
Columbus "Ted" Grace, an assistant professor in the School of Education, died suddenly Wednesday morning, saddening students and fellow faculty. Grace, 52, collapsed in his home early on Wednesday, said Kathleen Hinchman, a reading and language arts professor and friend of Grace.
Students present 'hungriest' areas in Syracuse community
By Margarita Raycheva
For four months, they stalked hunger, traced the food supply and searched for the malnutrition pockets within the Syracuse community. Now, a presentation which includes work from 12 Syracuse University students, will reveal findings that illustrate the routes of hunger across the Syracuse city area Friday at 3 p.
Hillel hosts Israel Awareness Week, honors nation's culture
By Stephen Clark
With the Israeli-Palestinian conflict reaching new heights of danger and uncertainty in the Middle East, the Hillel at Syracuse University is hosting its annual Israel Awareness Week, a retreat away from the storm. From April 19th to the 24th, Hillel is sponsoring several events that promote the positive and social side of Israel, including a letter-writing campaign to Israeli soldiers, Israeli film screenings and a barbecue on Israel Independence Day next Monday.
