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An open love letter to Wegman’s

My heart, soul and stomach, Oh, darling. Forgive me if my words should fail, but in regards to you, my admiration cannot be bound to such trivial, emotionless communicators. Those who have not...

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Sudden events can shape any abroad experience

On Sunday night, I was with some of my friends when one causally mentioned that a protest might start in our area. According to an alert she had received from her home school, a Jordanian writer had...

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Which Celebrity Apprentice stars is Donald Trump going to put in his cabinet?

First off, how have we not correlated the image of Donald Trump seated in the White House Cabinet Room with him seated at the head of the table on “The Apprentice?” Seriously? The long brown conference...

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Human Rights Film Festival will bring together social and academic community

This weekend, 23 different academic departments across campus will come together to present what has become both a staple and highlight of the fall semester: The Human Rights Film Festival. Organized...

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Human Rights Film Festival provides educational Friday night

In the 14th year of Syracuse University’s Human Rights Film Festival, the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications and the SU Humanities Center in the College of Arts and Sciences presented Alanis...

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TV soundtracks are more than just background music

After watching the show “Stranger Things” on Netflix and listening to the soundtrack on repeat to cope with finishing the series, I’ve realized just how essential perfect music is to any television...

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Netflix releases new content for November

Here’s what’s coming to Netflix for November: “Norman Lear: Just Another Version of You” – Nov. 4 Norman Lear was the progressive hand pushing television into the future in the 1970s and 1980s. He...

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Burton/Depp partnership built legacy from ’90s to now

Halloween is a great time for movies — scary, creepy horror flicks are almost always on TV and in theaters, and Tim Burton is the poster child for these spooky movies. Perhaps one of his best known...

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The end of Vine marks ends one way to find music

Vine announced Nov. 27 they are discontinuing the app in the coming months. Vine is a short-form video sharing app where users can share six-second-long repeating video clips. It was founded in 2012,...

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How I’m celebrating No-Shave November

No-Shave November has always been my favorite holiday. I celebrate it all year round. I haven’t seen my chin since March 2015. Hell, I don’t even know how to pronounce the word “razor” anymore. But on...

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Catcalling becomes part of everyday life in Jordan

After living in Amman, Jordan for over two months, I have had firsthand experience with the catcalling culture present in the city’s streets. Even before arriving in Amman, I received hours of reading...

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Musicians use fame to support candidates, get millennials to the polls

As the election draws closer, pop culture is becoming more and more intertwined with events happening along the campaign trail. Which each new scandal and gaffe, artists have begun using their fame and...

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What the next presidency looks like from each side of the aisle

The following two anonymous letters sent to The Daily Orange are fears and claims made by voters as to what they believe will happen under the presidency of the candidate they are against. Dear Daily...

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Why aren’t we still talking about mockumentary ‘Borat?’

Almost a decade ago, on Nov. 3, 2006, Sacha Baron Cohen unveiled a new comedy. This wasn’t your typical studio comedy, but something entirely different. It was a mockumentary — taking a fictional...

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An official guide to avoid being sick

It’s that time of the year again — the time where everyone on campus transforms into a bunch of sniffling mouth-breathers. The weather is starting to change and even the leaves are giving up, choosing...

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Austin City Limits gives audience access to free concerts by high-quality...

It isn’t very often one can see great, seasoned musicians onstage — or free, for that matter. “Austin City Limits” is just that. The PBS-streamed TV series, featuring live music, is filmed in the Moody...

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Riley: Rock the Dome lived up to its name

Rock the Dome was literally lit. There were actual lighters. While I didn’t cry deeply into a bowl of oatmeal, it was still hands down, the best concert I’ve seen since relocating to the East coast....

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Here are the pros and cons of each presidential candidate

Most people think Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump suck. They might have some redeeming qualities, but voters can feel between a rock and a hard place when they enter the booth on Nov. 8th. I had to...

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Questionable decisions: which ones are worth making

Decisions — we all make them. Some of us do so better than others. For example, I’ve trimmed my beard with children’s scissors. That’s a questionable decision. But I’m not going to explain myself to...

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Advice to the future President, from a former student council president

By the end of the day today, whether we like it or not, a new president shall be elected. It’s scary stuff. Certainly for us, the voters, but can you imagine how whoever is elected will feel? They were...

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