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Start the month by staying up-to-date on the latest headlines:

SU field hockey enters ACC tourney, an SU junior sells jewelry via social media, and an SU graduate student retells "Moby Dick" from a modern, queer perspective.
Nov. 4, 2021

Syracuse field hockey enters ACC Tournament on fire

After closing out the regular season with a 6-0 victory against Cornell, SU field hockey faces Duke today as the No. 2 seed in the ACC tourney.

THIS WEEK'S SYRACUSE NEWS

Election Day victory: Incumbent Ben Walsh wins a second term as Syracuse mayor.
Inspired by TikTok, SU student Zoë Selesi runs a mini cake business from her home.
SU men's basketball defeated Le Moyne College by 40 in its final exhibition contest.

CAPTURING CUSE:

SU student creates works of art with handmade jewelry business

During quarantine, SU junior Amanda Kruman turned her artistic interest into a social media business by selling handcrafted jewelry on Instagram.

QUOTE OF THE WEEK:

"We think things are beautiful because we’ve been taught to think they’re beautiful. And you know, sometimes things that are broken, mended, and put back together are beautiful in a new way."

- Artist James Henkel on his new exhibition at Light Work photography center

Producer's Pick:
Queer insights for 'Moby Dick'
Story and Photos by Katherine Kiessling

Seth Knievel's "Fatal Pride: A Queer Retelling of Moby Dick" shares a story of love and grief within the queer community, inspired by personal connections to Herman Melville's classic novel.

WEEKEND WATCH:

Wes Anderson writes a love letter to The New Yorker

Before hitting the movie theaters, read Riley Utley's review on the film The French Dispatch, which tells a collection of short stories included within a French magazine issue.

About The NewsLetter

This week's NewsLetter was produced by Morgan Tucker.

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