Independent Course Motto From Harald Founder 1877
Quote from Arthur Jenkins founder of Harald in its first issue on January 15 1877 notes commitment to nonpartisan public discussion and support for measures that advance the people’s interests. The remark emphasizes a principled stance over party politics.
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Driscoll Wins Syracuse Mayoral Primary In Wake Of Attacks
In Syracuse, Matt Driscoll surged to a 56.8 percent primary victory after the 9/11 attacks reshaped the race. OConnell trailed with 29.4 percent as voters rallied around security and stability in a time of crisis.
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Matt Driscoll
Kate ’Connell
Joe O'Hara
Minch Lewis
O'Hara
Lewis
O'Connell
Driscoll
New York City
World Trade Center
Pentagon Sept. Li
Bernie Mahoney
Common Council
City Hall
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Roy Bernardi
Washington
Onondaga Community College at 40 Celebrates Milestone
The 40th anniversary of Onondaga Community College highlights its growth since 1961 from a single building in Syracuse to an 181 acre campus with eight buildings. The college has expanded programs, increased graduates, and plans dormitories and a five year facility master plan including a free standing child care center to widen access and future growth.
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OCC
Syracuse
Onondaga Hill
Eight Orig
Inal
Debbie Sydow
Herkimer
Mohawk Valley
Wedding in Hudson Valley Reaffirms Hope After Tragedy
Carol Brownscheidle recalls Gretchen and Jamie's wedding near New York City amid 9/11 terror attacks. Guests traveled from Maryland Ohio New York and even Colorado while a missing firefighter relative faced personal loss. The outdoor ceremony united Catholic and Jewish traditions with Ave Maria and breaking of the glass, ending in a hopeful celebration of resilience and unity.
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Gretchen
Brooklyn
Hudson Valley
New York City
Jamie
Maryland
Ohio
New York State
Colorado
London
United States
Robert
Voter Apathy After Terror Attacks Sparks Letter Wave
A reader laments low primary turnout two weeks after terrorist attacks. Syracuse saw about one third participation, another district six percent. The letter urges Americans to vote as a civic duty and criticizes Clinton supporters while defending Bush.
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Syracuse
America
Red Cross
Bush policy critique and personal tragedy in Syracuse
An American voices concern that George W. Bush's unilateral foreign policy fuels anti American sentiment and undermines credibility. The letter mixes critique of Kyoto and Star Wars with a personal remembrance of his mother’s death in a 1965 plane crash. It ends with a call to resume flying carefully and cherishing farewells.
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George Bush
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China
Bush
Atlantic
Jones Beach
Mom
America
Robert P. Grindrod
Syracuse
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