The Oswegonian

The Independent Student Newspaper of Oswego State

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Nov. 24, 2024

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Year: 2014

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Community reacts to five airport Ebola screenings

With the first caregiver tested positive for Ebola virus and the recent death of one victim of Ebola in the U.S., the deadly virus is getting more attention. The Oswego community responded to the outbreaks and the effectiveness of new…

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Waterspouts seen off Lake Ontario during violent Friday morning storm

Between the times of 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. on Oct. 10, Lake Ontario was subject to an outbreak of tornadic activity near Oswego State’s campus. Meteorologists call this phenomenon of tornadoes on the surface of a lake “waterspouts.” One…

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Mild autumn might lead to rough winter

Central New York has experienced an unusually mild autumn this year that has led some to believe that a milder-than-usual winter will follow. Last Tuesday, a southerly flow of warm air brought temperatures to the upper 70s and near 80…

Archives Campus News News

This Week in SA

The Student Association held their fifth weekly meeting of the semester Tuesday evening. Sixteen senators were present. Two new senators were sworn in, taking the oath of office on the SA constitution. Then the minutes from last week were approved…

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Electric textbooks becoming popular

Electric textbooks have reduced the amount of money students spend on college textbooks by up to 75 percent, according to Rand Spiwak, the chief operating officer of eText Consult, an organization advocating paperless books. eTexts not only reduce the cost…

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Oswego city holds first pride parade

Communities throughout the U.S. gathered to celebrate National Coming Out Day, which celebrates the coming out of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people (LGBT) on Oct. 11. Large cities like Philadelphia host events that attract nearly 40,000 people and Oswego…

Opinion

Columbus Day should be renamed

This past Monday was Columbus Day, a legal U.S. holiday recognized by a majority of the country. When I think of Columbus Day, I automatically recall the poem that was drilled into my mind in fifth grade. It begins, “In…

Opinion

Don’t troll on Internet; comment with good criticism

If you’ve ever read the comments on YouTube, you will notice that there are at least three types of commenters. The first type of commenters are known as “obsessive fanboys,” who always praise the work given, no matter how bad…

Opinion

Free flu vaccinations advantageous for students

I received the first flu shot that I can remember during my first semester at Oswego State from Mary Walker Health Center. I can remember calling my family to ask if I should get it, because, in the past, I…

Letters to the Editor Opinion

Letter to the Editor

If The Oswegonian is any indication, reports of sexual assault are on the rise in the college community—from trespassing to harassment and from groping to assault. Newspaper accounts of several recent incidents suggest we have already surpassed the number of…