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Tina Maloney
Tina Maloney
Sports Reporter · Syracuse, NY
Tina is a proud Syracuse grad with over six years of experience reporting on collegiate sports for local outlets like WAER and the Syracuse University Daily Orange. Her passion for sports and in-depth knowledge of the Orange's athletic department makes her a go-to source for fans and students alike.
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By Alexia Massoud | Edited by Rodrigo CervantesNEW YORK — Brazilians always know how to make a home away from home. A neighborhood in Queens offered a glimmer of their unity, even in a tight presidential election year for Brazil filled with polarization and concerns over affordability and cost of living.
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