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University confirms single diagnosis of Hepatitis A
Health Services investigates, finds no evidence of risk to students
By Stephanie Musat
A worker in Syracuse University Food Services was diagnosed with hepatitis A, a viral disease that can be spread through consumption of the virus, the university announced Tuesday. The employee worked in Haven and Shaw Dining Centers Aug. 23 and Aug. 27.
U.S. News & World Report ranks SU 53rd, position slips from last year
By Ryan Balton
In high school guidance offices across the country, prospective college students find the thick report titled "America's Best Colleges." The 2008 publication by U.S. News and World Report released last week, ranks Syracuse University at its 53rd spot - three spaces lower than 2007.
Life Sciences Complex open for fall semester
Science fields merged under one location
By Rebecca Kheel
Syracuse University's first new science facility since the 1960s opened its doors Aug. 25. It took two years and $107 million to construct. "The Life Sciences Complex is the largest, most ambitious academic building in SU history," said Robert Enslin, communications manager for The College of Arts and Sciences.
ABC News bureau to open at SU
Five students hired to produce material for national audience
By Julia Terruso
Meghan Lisson has all the normal responsibilities associated with being a Syracuse University senior - plus a paid reporting job for ABC. She's one of five SU students working for the student-run ABC News Bureau opening next Wednesday in Newhouse II. A senior broadcast journalism and political science major, Lisson will be able to attend her classes and then walk a few minutes to the basement of Newhouse II, where the tucked-away bureau awaits.
Power play
The Daily Orange compares where presidential candidates McCain, Nader and Obama stand on critical issues
By Abram Brown
Every Wednesday, in the eight weeks leading up to the election, The Daily Orange will explore major political issues and compare the presidential candidate stances. Here is a sneak peek at how the candidates stand on the issues that will be featured: Next week: Iran Sen.
