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POLICE return to take SUs future:

Move housing
four into custody back to core
of campus
University posts plan that includes
new residences and neighborhoods
connected by promenades.

By Julie McMahon
jmcmahon@syracuse.com
Syracuse University plans to shift all of its
student housing to the Main Campus, away
from South Campus, as part of a long-term
plan to create a more concentrated university.
The university Monday posted to its web-
site the Campus Framework document
detailing the concepts behind major construc-
tion projects that started at the end of the
school year in May.
The 40-page document is an overview of
the plan for SU. It doesnt spell out every
detail of every project. University officials
said the community will be updated on indi-
vidual projects as they
begin. Dome update:
The framework, which SU is still look-
is part of a bigger plan ing at concepts
for SU, is focused on for the roof and
physical changes to the other changes,
university. but nearly all
Most of the frame- versions include
work explains how glass walls around
ongoing, large construc- the base of the
Above: Syracuse police tion projects like the building. And seat
one man dead in near officers subdue one renovation of the Carrier backs are a top
man, right, while talking Dome and building of priority. C-1
west side gunfight; with others late Monday the University Place
Butternut St.

witnesses claim afternoon at the scene of Promenade and veterans

Sunday nights shootings. center fit into the big-
police officer fired (Ellen M. Blalock | eblalock@ ger picture plan for the college.
the fatal shot syracuse.com) Some new details emerged from the docu-
ment, most notably, the transition away from
Left: Mayor Stephanie housing students on South Campus. The
Staff reports document also spelled out SUs plan to create
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A Syracuse man was killed Sunday three promenades that tie different sections of
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night when a gunfight involving at questions during a news the campus together.
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least four weapons, including one The plans calls for construction of at least
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conference about the

fired by a city police officer, broke Fathers Day shootings. a dozen new buildings, many of which appear
out at a Fathers Day party on the W. K . Blalock | EBlalock@
(EllentM. to be residence halls.
citys Near West Side, officials said ir kS
k patri csyracuse.com) The move from South Campus is intended
Monday. to reinforce Main Campus as SUs core
Police returned to the scene and re-center student and residential life
Monday evening and took four men 690 around the academic heart of the University.
into custody. As officers handcuffed Officials estimate this transition will be
the men, a crowd gathered and yelled N W. Genesee St. long-term but did not provide exact dates.
at them. Police pinned at least one Syracuse At the end of the relocation, Main Campus
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man to the ground to handcuff him. 690
AREA will house 3,600 more beds for students. Of
Officers would not say whether the those, 900 will be new, in addition to the
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The action came several hours after Er i e B 81
Officials want the transition to create on-
Police Chief Frank Fowler confirmed 5 St . campus residential neighborhoods, where
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saw a police officer shoot Porter.
Kairon Simpson, who said he was a
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rate interview that he saw the same The three Democrats vying for the right to
sequence of events. Left: A police officer measures run against incumbent U.S. Rep John Katko,
Fowler confirmed that one police the distance from the ground to R-Camillus, in the 24th Congressional District
officer fired her service weapon a bullet hole in the door of an agreed on most issues in a debate televised
when she faced a deadly force Monday. A-3
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apartment at the James Geddes

situation, but he declined to elabo- housing complex. (Ellen M. Blalock |
rate and said it was too early to say eblalock@syracuse.com) Guns: Candidates running in the 22nd and
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