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Plus, former Sex Pistols manager dies at 64 and Butler extends head coach Brad Stevens's contract.
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Plus Tiger Woods tees off at the Masters and Obama signs a treaty with Russia.
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Plus, West Virginia rescue workers delayed by methane and the Oprah Winfrey Show gets a new network.
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Plus, Arinze Onuaku undergoes surgery today and the Qatari diplomat was released.
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An email message from Chancellor Cantor informed the campus community Thursday about the death of first-year law student James "Jamie" H. Wood
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What radio station Syracuse students should listen to.
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Review: Pop act Parachute tries to engage a smaller crowd Wednesday night at the Schine Underground.
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Plus, United and US Airways are discussing a possible merger and rescuers at the Upper Big Branch South Mine in West Virginia may have to hold out a little longer.
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Plus, the iPad has internet problems and tennis great Martina Navratilova has cancer.
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Plus, more job cuts for NY schools, and Jim Boeheim named coach of the year.
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Plus, Lady Gaga heroine makes an apperance in Syracuse and the Gosselin's go at it again.
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Plus, a Tennis legend is diagnosed with breast cancer and the West Virginia mining disaster continues to worsen.
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Plus, Deaths at West Virginia Mine Raise Issues About Safety and Moore Leads Connecticut to Women’s Title
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Hunting for the best chocolatier at London's annual Chocolate Festival
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Children's advocate Marian Wright Edelman stresses the importance of equal access to education for underprivileged youth.
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With four days left there is still time to participate in Relay for Life
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Plus, MSNBC suspends an anchor after he works for CNN and Yankees president tells Brewers owner to stop whining.
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Plus, a burglar targets downtown Syracuse and Jon Gosselin plans to fight for custody.
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Plus, a Syracuse man is going to jail for a long time and Donovan McNabb's first day as a Redskin.
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Zipped magazine partners with local shops for their new issue.
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Vincent Von Duke is a sixth-generation animal trainer, who performed at the New York State Fairgrounds with the Tigris Shrine Circus.
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Plus, the search for miners in West Virginia could take days and fans give Tiger Woods support at practice sessions for the Masters.
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Plus, rescuers search for miners in West Virginia and 72 police officers are killed in India.
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Plus, Syracuse needs volunteers and Butler announced Matt Howard is playing in NCAA Championship game.
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Plus, Erykah Badu explains her nude scene, and Supreme Court Justice John Stevens decides whether or not he may retire.
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The video-chat Web site Chatroulette connects people around the world, 'looking for a random stranger...'
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Syracuse University Alum and founder and chairman of Steiner Sports Marketing to speak at SU on Tuesday.
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Plus, attack on U.S. consulate in Pakistan, and Buffalo developer to run for Governor.
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Syracuse Fashion Month kicks off with Lights, Camera, Fashion on April 6th.
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Explore the creative efforts aimed at keeping the local arts community thriving.
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Respected photographer speaks at Hendricks Chapel April 29
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Stephen Keogh reaches his 100th career point and helps lead his team to a 15-8 victory against the Albany Great Danes.
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The Multicultural Fair showcases Syracuse University's diverse student groups through music, food and presentations.
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Orange Appeal's passion for music and strong friendships add to their performance at their April Fools' Invitational.
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Plus, new fuel economy standards are set for vehicles and the New York Jets' quarterback says he will be ready by training camp.
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Maxwell hosts multicultural fair.
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Tickets are on sale now at Schine Box Office for a number of upcoming events.
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Plus, Onondaga Lake Skatepark launches season today and What they're saying about Syracuse recruit Fab Melo in the McDonald's All-American game
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Snack-E-Tology 2010 needs a re-count to determine if Big Boeheim creator Pat Manley or pop-culture whiz Alex Fish would be champ.
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The 1st day of April, and a time to fool your friends.
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Doc's Little Gem Diner on the Westside shuts down due to financial troubles.
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The Schine Underground was transformed into a Taiwanese paradise.
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Plus, Syracuse recruit plays in McDonald's High School All America Basketball Game and a former police officer, who was naked in Glens Falls peacefully ends a standoff with police.
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The Protestant Campus Ministry group held its second Jelly Jam event at Hendricks Chapel, making peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for the Syracuse Rescue Mission.
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SU students made almost 1,000 peanut butter and jelly sandwiches to feed homeless
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Plus, a Syracuse diner closes its doors for good tonight and a NFL linebacker claims arresting officer hit him.
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Plus, President Obama is set to unveil offshore drilling plans and a college might be interested in hiring SU men's basketball assistant coach, Mike Hopkins.
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Common chats and raps about his philosophy and personal life at a crowded Hendrick's Chapel.
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Common aims to inspire a crowd of more than 450 people Tuesday night in Hendricks Chapel.
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Swedish electronic pop group moves SU students to dancing despite dreary March drizzle.
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