Syracuse - Keep Orangemen and Orangewomen

Keep Orangemen and Orangewomen!To: Jake Crouthamel, Director of Athletics, Syracuse UniversityOn May 11, 2004, Syracuse University announced a new logo, color scheme and nickname for its athletic team... continue reading »

1,000 signatures Goal: 5,000
All Signatures (1,000 total)
26.
Elizabeth Mk 5 September 2015

"Why change a perfect name?"

27.
Jason H 3 September 2015
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Kevin B 2 September 2015
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Ur G 2 September 2015

"ur gay n im gay put it together were both gay"

30.
Erika F 30 August 2015

"First the bars.. now this logo and name change. The students are starting to hate it here!"

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Megan O 30 August 2015
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Mike P 29 August 2015
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Mark L 25 August 2015

"It just doesn't feel right with out the men and women"

34.
Andrew M 1 August 2015

"the cuse is NOT A COLOR and NOT A FRUIT! LEAVE WELL ENOUGH ALONE and stop changing things that don't need changed!"

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Mikie K 21 July 2015

"first of all, our mascot sucked bad enough as a giant orange with no torso, but now he's not even anything, he's just a color which reflects on us, if your going to change the mascot give us something cool like a killer monkey or something... that is all."

36.
Marshall M 20 July 2015

"It feels so empty without...the Orangemen!"

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Brendan M 19 July 2015
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Jackie B 16 July 2015

"WHAT ARE YOU DOING!!!"

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Alona Deb 14 July 2015
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Ariel S 1 July 2015
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Ashley C 30 June 2015
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Blaine H 23 June 2015
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Kim G 14 June 2015
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Michael A 7 June 2015
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Kathleen B 6 June 2015
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Mark S 2 June 2015

"I don't see any reason necessary to change the nicknames. There is not anything offensive and that would be the only reason considerable in such a situation. This will only be viewed negatively by fans, alumni, and students of Syracuse University. The bot"

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Katie S 27 May 2015

"What happened to asking the students, staff, and fans about changes being made with the school. Before a change like this is made, everyone that is being effected by this changed should be asked to voice their opinion. Keep the Orangemen and Orangewomen a"

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Dave N 23 May 2015
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Jason F 22 May 2015
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Rob P 16 May 2015

"The Orangemen's value as a tradition outweighs other factors; it is not offending anyone, it is a nostalgic link for alumni of the University and a focal point for school pride and spirit, both laudable emotions."

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