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Driving on Empty
By Kelly Outram
Rachael Salloum holds her breath as she watches the price on the gas gauge reach more than $50. Hoping that the numbers slow down before it hits $60, she grips her wallet. The pump finally clicks, stopping at a whopping $80. Feeling dejected, the sophomore psychology major removes her receipt and steps inside her Dodge Caravan, dreading the next time her car will need gas.
Sidewalk Sermon: A street preacher is a common sight near the SU campus, but not many students listen to his roadside messages
By Talie Tebbi
Dom the Street Preacher doesn't care if people spit on him. He doesn't respond to their curses or clenched fists. He doesn't mind that those who aren't yelling completely ignore him, even though he's shouting as loud as his voice will let him. He yells about the sin of fornication.
Senior's motorcycle art roars at 'MotoStars' exibit
By Dan Kaplan
This summer, Chris Leykam shared the spotlight with celebrities like Brad Pitt, Keith Urban and Peter Fonda. But not in the sense one might expect. Leykam, a senior industrial design major at Syracuse University, had his original designs featured in a special exhibit at the Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum in Pickerington, Ohio.
Fine dining . . . hall: Creative alternatives on a meal plan budget
By Talie Tebbi
When people think of fine cuisine, dining hall food may not immediately come to mind; the options are limited, it's hard to customize meals and the hours are confining. To quiet your grumbling stomach, The Daily Orange offers alternatives. These meals are made with equipment in a dorm room and ingredients from your local dining hall.
