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Soccer thriller ⚽️, midterm election 🗳️, & here comes "Tootsie" 👓

Syracuse Man's Soccer's thrilling win over Virginia Wednesday night advanced the Orange to the ACC finals for the first time since 2015. Nearly a month after carbon monoxide alarms evacuated residents of 206 Walnut Place, students are still worried, with recent reports of ill feelings and anxiety as a result of schedule disruption. In politics, our staff fanned out across central New York's polling locations following up on the 2022 midterm election. If you're looking to loosen up after election day, check out the musical "Tootsie" at the Landmark Theatre until Saturday, check out our review before going.

Nov. 10, 2022

SU men's soccer survives penalty shootout against Virginia

Story by Ryan Brown Photo by Isaiah Vazquez
On a chilly Wednesday night, the Orange powered through with penalty kicks to advance to play in the ACC Finals vs. Clemson

SYRACUSE NEWS

Syracuse Women's Basketball knocks off Stony Brook in season opener, 79-56
Orange men’s basketball pick up first regular season win against Lehigh
Syracuse football’s five week run ranked in the AP Top 25 snapped with loss to Pittsburgh
SU Experts worry attack ads distort truth without lying, opening doors to disinformation that threatens democracy

CAPTURING CUSE:

Story by Caroline Stevenson

Photo by Ryan Griffith

Residents at 206 Walnut still anxious after carbon monoxide alarm

Some students report feeling unwell after the incident, citing anxiety and schedule disruption

QUOTE OF THE WEEK:

“When you create Echo Chambers on social media, you essentially create mini marketplaces where there's not an exchange of ideas.”

– Communications Prof. Nina Brown

Read the story by Charles Sirey and Brian Cohen

Producer's Pick:

Syracuse residents turn out for midterm elections

Story & Photos by The Newshouse Staff

Newhouse journalists reported from polling locations across Central New York.

WEEKEND WATCH:

Tootsie: How one man gaslit, gatekept, girlbossed his way to Broadway

Review by Joyelle Ronan

The musical showcases great talent, with songs and plot lines that miss the mark, is at the Landmark Theatre from Nov.8 through Nov.12.

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