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Fresh Squeezed Sports Podcast: First impressions of SU basketball
Guests Raven Ullah and Mahala Lafrades join the show to break down the exhibition matches against UConn, plus a roundup of SU football, hockey, field hockey and men’s soccer. The Fresh Squeezed Podcast previews Syracuse men’s and women’s basketball’s exhibitions against UConn with guests Raven Ullah and Mahala Lafrades. Abe and Harrison also break down SU football’s loss to Virginia, the women’s ice hockey team’s upset of No. 4 Penn State and field hockey’s split series at home.
Fresh Squeezed Sports Podcast: SU Volleball shows fight vs. Top 5 foes
This week’s episode has our crew discussing how the Orange are squaring off against ACC foes and how SU football survived overtime against UConn. This week’s Fresh Squeezed Sports podcast breaks down Syracuse football’s overtime victory over UConn with guest Connor Sturniolo, then turns to volleyball’s tough weekend against SMU and Pittsburgh.
Fresh Squeezed Sports Podcast: Football’s long break, hockey’s sweep and a big week on the recruiting trail
Liam Conroe, David Horn and William Jackson join the hosts to break down ice hockey’s sweep of Stonehill, basketball recruiting, soccer wins, field hockey’s split weekend and volleyball’s uphill battle. The Fresh Squeezed Podcast looks at Syracuse football’s 17 days between games, leading up to its matchup with UConn. Liam Conroe also joins to discuss ice hockey’s weekend sweep of Stonehill.
Fresh Squeezed Sports Podcast: Orange crush it in season opener
Following SU Football’s 63-point win, our crew dives into the team’s prospects for the season ahead. The Fresh Squeezed Podcast breaks down Syracuse Football’s dominant showing to kick off its season, hearing from NewsHouse reporter Jayden Armant. Looking ahead, the podcast also previews the team’s first ACC contest of the year, against California on Saturday.
Rock Creek Conservancy strives to protect native plant species
By Kartik Mukalla and Abe Rothstein D.C. is known for its hustle and bustle, but amidst the concrete and pavement, there is a massive home to nature. Sprawled throughout the nation’s capital in between all of the concrete and humidity, sits Rock Creek Park, a 1,754 acre park. A majority of this oasis sits in the city’s northernmost area, Ward 4.
We’ve watched as schools have responded to the Parkland shooting with more police. What we actually need: counselors and teachers of color
First Person is where Chalkbeat features personal essays by educators, students, parents, and others thinking and writing about public education. The shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, a year ago today, in which 17 students and staff members were killed, put gun violence front and center in the national conversation. It’s been a year since this horrific tragedy, and we must continue to put the focus on ways to truly make schools safer.
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