Metro CNY students excel as math pass rate climbs
Eighty three percent of local students pass the required math exam, higher than the 71 percent statewide. Page B1. Also, SU sports note the Orangemen prep for Thursday’s Big East Tournament game and a football matchup with Notre Dame in 2003. Page Ci. Yolanda Wright reports on a taste of Ireland for friends and family. Page D1.
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10th Mountain Division Soldiers Return From Bosnia Mission
Fort Drum soldiers from the 10th Mountain Division complete a peacekeeping deployment in Bosnia Herzegovina. The group arrived home to reunite with families after contributing to stabilization efforts and monitoring ceasefire arrangements.
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Gore Wins New York as Bush McCain Clash Shapes State
Vice President Gore captures New York in a strong Democratic primary sweep boosting his fall prospects. Bush defeats McCain in a divisive GOP contest while Gov. Pataki delivers most Republican delegates to Bush.
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Bush Turns His Focus to Defeating Status Quo
Bush's Super Tuesday victory propelled him to the general election frame against Gore while McCain weighed ending his campaign amid calls for reform. Bush won California New York Ohio Georgia Maine Missouri Maryland Minnesota Washington. McCain carried Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island Vermont. Delegates totaled 616 for Bush and 231 for McCain with 341 more to be decided next Tuesday in six Southern states.
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Gore edges Bush as Bradley bows out of race
In a broad Super Tuesday sweep Gore won 15 states amid calls for healing in the party. Bradley, facing setbacks, hunkered down in Montclair to decide his next steps while acknowledging a history of attempting to reform politics.
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Infectious Awareables tie scarf designs on display
The Herald's Journal notes the line features microscope depictions of deadly diseases. Actress Claudia Cardinale is named UNESCO goodwill ambassador. Viewers react positively to Katie Couric airing colonoscopy footage. Oscars ballots delayed due to mail mishap. AppliedTheory plans to hire 125 more staff. Vegetarian dishes gain interest as spring menus emerge. Syracuse class aims to demystify wine for Americans. Richard Farnsworth's Oscar nod noted as a natural fit. Michael Clarke Duncan excited by Oscar nomination progress.
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Editorial on Pirro plan to rescue OCARA
Editorial argues that Pirro has a reasonable plan to rescue OCARA. Lottery numbers and draw results appear interwoven, but the main point focuses on policy and feasibility rather than gaming details. The piece calls for action and scrutiny by readers.
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