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Editorial | Memoirs of convicted bomber troubling for SU community
The news of convicted bomber Abdelbaset al-Megrahi's deathbed memoirs, set to be released next week, is shocking and disrespectful to the Syracuse University community and to all those affected by the Pan Am Flight 103 bombing.
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Editorial | Students need more answers about investigations into Muslim students
During the weekend, The Associated Press reported the New York Police Department spied on many Muslim student associations at various universities, including Syracuse University.
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Editorial | Transparency would appease student, faculty concerns
At the University Senate meeting Wednesday, faculty members called for more transparency from the administration in the areas of finances and decision-making.
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Editorial | Rise in meal plan pricing raises expectations
The price for housing and meals plans, along with tuition, increased at Wednesday's University Senate meeting.
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Editorial | Blue lights primarily create sense of safety for students
The importance of the Blue Light Alarm System on campus is debatable.
The 152 blue lights have not proved to be more effective in cutting down on crimes. Department of Public Safety Capt. John Sardino said the effects of the blue lights are questionable. The system was installed in the late 1980s in response to a number of violent incidents on campus.
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Editorial | Carrier Dome events prove campus members value donating, giving back
The last two home men's basketball games in the Carrier Dome proved donating and promoting social causes is alive and well on campus.
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Editorial | SA members must work with administration on initiatives
Some initiatives within Student Association have hit a wall.
SA members say they pass the initiatives on to the administration and then sometimes the initiatives do not move forward. The cyberbullying and smoke-free initiatives are two recent examples of this.
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Editorial | Poor free speech ranking should be worrisome for SU officials
At the University Senate open forum Wednesday, a faculty member raised concerns about the university's free speech ranking. The librarian wanted to know how the ranking would affect application numbers for incoming students.
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Editorial | University panels brings light to overlooked area of sexual abuse
Hendricks Chapel hosted a forum Tuesday night to discuss sexual abuse of children in light of allegations against former associate men's basketball coach Bernie Fine.
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Editorial | SA members, comptroller must act with more fiscal responsibility
At Monday's Student Association meeting, SA members decided to hold off voting on a bill that would decide what happened to recently rediscovered emergency reserve funds.
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Editorial | In light of accidents, students must take precautions to remain safe on campus
During the weekend, two students were injured after being struck by vehicles.
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Editorial | UU officials should make small changes to next year's Rock the Dome concert
Although musical acts Rick Ross and Ludacris drew mixed reactions from students, University Union's first Rock the Dome concert was a success.
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Editorial | University must not over enroll from high application numbers
Applications for first-year students to attend Syracuse University have been on the rise for about a decade. With the rise in applications comes a rise in enrollment at SU.
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Editorial | Updated Otto costume brings life to campus representative
The beloved Syracuse University mascot revealed a new wardrobe at the men's basketball game Saturday.
Otto the Orange has new sneakers, different color gloves, a rounder and brighter peel, and a fancy new hat. The hat has the Syracuse "S" logo on it, accompanied with a Nike swoosh.
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Editorial | Students, officials must solve VPA issues together
Effective Friday, administrators at the College of Visual and Performing Arts cut the hours students could access The Warehouse.
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Editorial | Adding Carr to cabinet good for Lustig, association
At this semester's first Student Association meeting, President Dylan Lustig appointed Taylor Carr, his former opponent, as chief of staff. The appointment was confirmed by the general assembly.
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Editorial | President's address lacks specificity for college students
President Barack Obama talked about the "daunting" cost of college during his State of the Union address Tuesday night. He outlined a few specific problems with the higher education system and said it's important for college to no longer be a luxury.
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Editorial | Bookstore closing decreases student options
A longtime supplier of books for Syracuse University students will close its doors in mid-February.
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Editorial | University must concentrate efforts to save Syracuse music culture
Efforts to create the Syracuse Philharmonic failed early last week. The effort was, at first, supported and backed by members of the Syracuse University administration.
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Editorial | Accusers' lies cast doubt on Fine case
The third accuser in the Bernie Fine sex abuse case admitted to falsifying portions of emails he sent to multiple media outlets Friday. This news comes exactly a week after Fine's fourth accuser recanted his story.
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