Dancing with the Stars

Portia de Rossi to dance with same-sex partner on Dancing With the Stars
By Marissa Perlman
November 10, 2010 - 3:10pm
While she's only one- half of the most famous openly gay celebrity couple, Portia DeGeneres could dance with a same-sex partner on a new season of Dancing With the Stars.

According to E News Online, Portia De Rossi could soon become one- half of a same- sex dancing duo on the next season of Dancing with the Stars. 

NCAA restrictions tighten in regional cities
By Alexandra Leogrande
March 23, 2010 - 2:20pm
Plus, Bill Clinton and George W. Bush visit Haiti to raise funds and a recap of Monday night's Dancing With the Stars season premiere.

The NCAA is in more control than it was in 2005, which was the last time Syracuse hosted the NCAA Division I men's basketball East Regionals. The NCAA is not allowing any major pep rallies or events in any of the hosting cities, unless given permission.

Ten states plan lawsuit against health care reform bill
By Anna Stolzenburg
March 22, 2010 - 8:58pm
Plus, local food banks have seen more hungry people over the past four years, and Dancing With the Stars premieres tonight with new faces and show updates.

Once President Obama signs the health care reform bill into law, its battles won’t be over.

According to CNN, Florida’s attorney general Bill McCollum announced today that his state will be joined by nine others in plans to file a lawsuit challenging the bill’s constitutionality. The provision that required people to purchase health insurance is what McCollum says will be the main target of the lawsuit. 

Healthcare bill passes, faces next challenge
By Drew Sagon
March 22, 2010 - 1:56pm
Plus, SU handles Gonzaga in the second round of the NCAA tournament and Buzz Aldrin gets ready to "Dance with the Stars."


The House passed the Senate's health care reform bill last night by a vote of 224 to 206, but Americans shouldn't expect to see changes right away. Before any legislative changes are made, members of the Senate have to sign off on the changes made to the bill on order to address the differences between the Senate and House bills. Senate Republicans maintain they will use any legislative techniques to delay or stop the bill from passing.