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Students stand in solidarity with Syria

While the U.S. Embassy announced Monday  that it is pulling out of Syria amid peaking violence during the year-long struggle between government officials and rebels, a group of USF students worked on a banner to ensure that the people of Syria did not feel abandoned.

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Student artists show what they’re ‘into’

What do Kanye West, James Franco and human urine have in common?

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Oracle insight: Big East basketball, part one

With the Big East season advancing past the midway point, The Oracle checks in on the progress of all 16 of the conference's teams in a two-part series.

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Tampa Bay Times should not be paying for name on Forum

Any fan watching the Tampa Bay Lightning face off against the Florida Panthers on Saturday couldn't help but notice the Tampa Bay Times logo scattered about the arena.

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Former Panamanian dictator Noriega hospitalized

PANAMA CITY — Former Panamanian dictator Manuel Noriega, who was toppled by a 1989 American invasion and later convicted of drug running, was transferred from prison to a hospital on Sunday because of extreme hypertension, health officials said. Full story

Kill list

'Kill List' is a bone-rattling crime thriller with a dark side

It's not always the case that highly-touted festival films have any success outside of places like Sundance or Toronto International Film Festival, in fact festival favorites like the recent "Like Crazy" never seemed to capitalize on its rampant festival praise.

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ORACLE PHOTO/MARYAM SALEH

Students stand in solidarity with Syria

While the U.S. Embassy announced Monday  that it is pulling out of Syria amid peaking violence during the year-long struggle between government officials and rebels, a group of USF students worked on a banner to ensure that the people of Syria did not feel abandoned.

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INTO keeps English accreditation

A nearly two-year-long threat to the accreditation of USF's INTO English language program (ELP) came to a favorable conclusion for the University, as it announced Monday that its appeal to regain accreditation had been approved.

Sports

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Facilities providing tangible benefits

With the regeneration of the Athletics District nearing completion, USF coaches and student-athletes have seen tangible positives from their new facilities.

Oracle insight: Big East basketball, part one

With the Big East season advancing past the midway point, The Oracle checks in on the progress of all 16 of the conference's teams in a two-part series.

Scene & Heard

Kill list

'Kill List' is a bone-rattling crime thriller with a dark side

It's not always the case that highly-touted festival films have any success outside of places like Sundance or Toronto International Film Festival, in fact festival favorites like the recent "Like Crazy" never seemed to capitalize on its rampant festival praise.

Montage

MONTAGE PHOTOS/BOBBY BISHOP

Student artists show what they’re ‘into’

What do Kanye West, James Franco and human urine have in common?

Opinion

Tampa Bay Times should not be paying for name on Forum

Any fan watching the Tampa Bay Lightning face off against the Florida Panthers on Saturday couldn't help but notice the Tampa Bay Times logo scattered about the arena.

Barring younger patrons will not make clubs safer

After shootings occurred at two Tampa area nightclubs in October and November last year, the Tampa City Council is considering options that would ban patrons under 21 from attending clubs.

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Former Panamanian dictator Noriega hospitalized

PANAMA CITY — Former Panamanian dictator Manuel Noriega, who was toppled by a 1989 American invasion and later convicted of drug running, was transferred from prison to a hospital on Sunday because of extreme hypertension, health officials said.

Obama: Israel has not decided on attacking Iran

WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama said Sunday he does not think Israel has decided whether to attack Iran over its disputed nuclear program, a standoff that has the Middle East on edge.

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