Bias crimes on college campuses demand action
The piece notes ongoing bias incidents at Syracuse University SUNY Cortland Cornell University and Binghamton highlighting anti gay and anti Asian attacks. It condemns dehumanization and calls for tracking reporting and activist responses while recognizing Ithaca College efforts to confront bias and urging sustained vigilance.
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New York
Cornell University
State University of New York At
Binghamton
John Lee
Newsweek Magazine
Ithaca College
Cornell
Syracuse University
Beirne Becomes Le Moyne College President
Le Moyne College installs Rev Charles Beirne as its 11th president in a week of events including Masses and a black tie dinner. Beirne arrives after notable service in El Salvador and plans to grow the college while upholding Jesuit inquiry and scholarship.
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Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
el Salvador
Charles J. Beirne
Beirne
Robert Mitchell
le Mayne
United States
Beime
Central New York
Syracuse
Central
New York
le Moyne College
Mall expansion debate continues in Syracuse comments
Letters from readers discuss the stalled mall expansion deal and the influence of political donations from Pyramid. JOANIE MAHONEY defends careful analysis, questions the tax package, and calls for regional governance.
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Martha Loeffler
Skaneateles
Pyramid
Lakefront
Joanie Mahoney
Syracuse
Aba
Parks revival in Syracuse through resident efforts and grants
Community groups in Syracuse organize park improvements at Leavenworth Park with 290 chrysanthemums and ongoing events. Parks serve as meeting places and wildlife classrooms, while the city struggles to fund capital projects and park associations. The Centers For Nature Education aids awareness with programs like Balti more Woods outreach.
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Syracuse
Leavenworth Park
Thornden and Onondaga Park
Centers For Nature Education
Baltimore Woods
Marcellus
Syracuse Parks
Brady award sparks debate over Monsignor Brady legacy
The Nov 6 letter by Sarah Manning argues Kathleen Rumpf should not receive the Brady award, citing Brady's own defiance of law for civil rights. Manning recalls Selma protests, Siméon Stylites and calls for action over inaction, praising Rumpf and Brady's example while stressing responsibility.
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Brady
Monsignor Brady
Manning
Kathleen Rumpf
Selma
Ala
Brown's
Justice Center
Siméon Stylites
Mount Teleaniss
Syracuse
Rumpf
City Parks walks conclude for 2000 in Syracuse
CNE praises Syracuse parks as valuable resources for teaching urban youth about local history and the environment. It urges more public participation, seeks higher parks department funding, and calls for funds to park associations to restore civic pride in the city's green spaces.
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CNE
Syracuse
Readers invited to submit letters for publication
The Herald Co invites readers to send letters to the editor with name address and daytime phone. Submissions become property of The Post Standard Herald Journal and Herald American and may be edited published or posted online. Mailing address fax email and contact details provided.
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