Seton Hall fire survivor linked to CBA student
A former CBA student who lived through Seton Hall's deadly blaze is identified in a developing story. Sculptor Jerry De Says fears altering a statue's face would ruin the symbol, while Blue Cross BlueShield has declined to partner with new outpatient surgery centers.
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It's All In The Wrist An Wearers
A compact note from the Syracuse Herald Journal highlights wristwear trends and fashion cues. The brief references specific watch styles and brand examples, noting how accessories signal style.
Orangewomen post first Big East win in record fashion
Beth Record delivered a career high 28 points as the Orangewomen secured their first Big East victory. The team rallied behind strong offense and gritty defense, overtaking their rivals with timely baskets and defensive stops.
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Syracuse student survives Seton Hall dorm fire tragedy
Eighteen year old Michelle Loguidice of Syracuse escaped Boland Hall during a deadly blaze at Seton Hall University. The dorm fire left three students dead and four others critically burned as panic and smoke filled the 640 resident building. Loguidice recalled the alarms and a sobering moment before fleeing into near freezing air.
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Rodham Clinton defends marriage in Buffalo radio interview
Hillary Rodham Clinton faced a barrage of personal questions on WGR AM about her marriage and past, denying any infidelity to President Clinton and any sexual relationship with Vincent Foster. She also said she never used marijuana or cocaine, rebuking the host for boundary issues during the exchange. The interview underscores her ongoing New York senate campaign trail through last summer.
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New diet guidelines push moderate fat and alcohol use
Washington experts draft rules to favor moderate fat intake and clarify alcohol guidance for middle aged Americans. The evolving standards urge less saturated fats from meat and dairy, emphasize whole grains fruits and vegetables, and add a food safety section. Federally funded programs will align with the updated guidelines.
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Success Enn Hill rises from SA drama to Broadway film debut
Enn Hill transitions from South Africa's drama scene to Broadway and makes her film debut in Cradle Will Rock. Mitch Nugent, 15, brings life to a Liverpool church’s performances. Henninger teammates support high scoring Latarva Escho to beat Nottingham 78 to 68. Dorsey Levens, Packers star, returns to Nottingham as his alma mater retires his number.
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