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Police raid bar on Marshall Street : 150 citations issued in return of Operation Prevent
By Shayna Meliker
Syracuse Police raided Maggies Restaurant and Sports Bar early this morning, issuing approximately 150 citations, mostly to underage patrons. The event marked the return of the state's underage drinking prevention program, Operation Prevent. At 12:30 a.m.
IFC chapters put on social probation
By Shayna Meliker
All chapters of Syracuse University's Interfraternity Council have been put on social probation, IFC President Brian Smith confirmed Tuesday. Smith and Matt Abdifar, former IFC president, declined to provide further details. Emily Thompson, Panhellenic Council president, notified sorority chapter presidents in a Monday night e-mail obtained by The Daily Orange.
Groups protest use of word
By Bethany Bump
They gathered together on the steps of the Hall of Languages. Some remained in wheelchairs. Others stood alone. More wandered nearby passing out flyers. The group came together Tuesday to battle something they all share. Something hurtful. Something all together too common: the use of the word "retard" in casual conversation.
Wall to link athletics, academics
By Kathleen Ronayne
Meet Kevin Wall - the new link between academics and athletics at Syracuse University. Wall became director of Student-Athlete Support Services March 17. He is now responsible for making sure student-athletes follow the rules inside the classroom and on the playing field.
Humanitarian discusses foreign policy, violence
By Helina Kebede
John Dau led thousands boys to safety on a long journey to the Kukuma refugee camp in Kenya. Some boys died on their way to the refugee camp when they fled their village in Duk County, Sudan, after it was attacked in 1987. Later, Dau and other Sudanese children traveled along a crocodile-infested river during the night.
MyMail maintenance experiences four hour delay
By Abram Brown
While undergoing an upgrade Tuesday, the MyMail service was unavailable from 6 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. - four and a half hours longer than expected. Information and Technology Services planned to take MyMail offline from 6 a.m. to 7 a.m. to add more memory to the server.
