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Age old debate: A fresh push to lower the drinking age from the unlikely of sources
By Frank Pallotta
One of the biggest concerns leading up to Tuesday's Mayfest was that an off-campus block party would force police to shut down out-of-control parties at which alcohol was served - to minors especially. But Mayfest came and went with no major arrests and no real problems.
Unreported | Rapes on campuses: Nature of sexual crimes hinders disclosure, prosecution
By Eddie Jacovino
Prosecutors recorded a win last week when Robert Adams III, of Syracuse, pleaded guilty to first-degree rape of a Syracuse University graduate student in late July. But such court cases -- regardless of their outcomes -- do not accurately represent the nature of sex assaults on college campuses, which go highly unreported and have an even lower rate of criminal investigation and conviction.
University Senate | Committee battles health care difficulties for unmarried couples
By Josh Shaw
After living together for more than 25 years, Wade Stringer and Janice Wilson finally decided to get married, but not because it was what they wanted to do. Stringer has worked at Syracuse University for 21 years, but the university's benefits plan has never covered opposite-sex domestic partners who are not legally married, such as these two.
ITS | University works to keep up with demands of wireless generation
By Agatha Lutoborski
When Andrew Powers moved into his apartment on Syracuse University's South Campus in fall 2006, he decided to take his Internet service into his own hands. Powers, sophomore chemistry, physics and mathematics major, planned with his roommate to set up a personal wireless router.
Campus organization showcases downtown living; students encouraged to take tour
By Lauren Bertolini
The Onondaga Citizen's League is hosting a Downtown Living Tour just after graduation, but this does not mean students are not welcome; they are just trying to guarantee nice weather. The tour will take place from noon to 6 p.m. on May 19 and is available for anyone interested in living downtown.
