The Oswegonian

The Independent Student Newspaper of Oswego State

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Year: 2016

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Students call for more resources in Disability Services

More than 300 students are currently registered for Disability Support Services (DSS). However, the center is understaffed, according to DSS Director Starr Wheeler and Assistant Coordinator Patrick Devendorf. “We need additional resources,” Wheeler said. “Pat and I are the only…

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Senator Schumer launches campaign to address college costs

Recently, the topic of college affordability has been brought into the spotlight. Sen. Charles Schumer (D-NY) has joined Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) and other Senate Democrats to introduce legislation to help students in debt. According to the Institute for College Access…

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Oswego State observes Black History Month

  Marc Lamont Hill, host of BET News and the inaugural host of HuffPost Live, spoke on Wednesday, Feb. 17 as part of Oswego State’s observance of Black History Month. Hill was introduced by Kimberly Chung, senior at Oswego State,…

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Office of Sustainability aims to reduce plastic waste

  The Oswego State Office of Sustainability has partnered with the company, Cupanion for the RecycleMania competition this year, to reduce the number of disposable plastic water bottles on campus. Jamie Adams, the sustainability program coordinator, was introduced to Cupanion…

Opinion

Grammys seen as popularity contest

The 58th annual Grammy awards happened on Monday. As a true music fan, I can honestly say it is not possible for me to care any less about                        the…

Opinion

Snow “covered” cars cause fines, crashes

Spending a little more time brushing the snow off your car in the morning could become more beneficial for          all drivers. Recently, four separate bills have been brought to the attention of lawmakers in New York…

Opinion

Bracelet steps in as new form of energy

Caffeine-filled drinks are used to keep the nation moving. However, with the recent introduction of a caffeine bracelet, getting your daily dose of caffeine just became a lot easier. For 54 percent of Americans over age 18, having at least…

Opinion

‘Right to die’ could become legal

The “right to die” in the United States has long been a controversial issue. Campaigns have sprouted vigorously within the last two decades, prompting discussion on what it means to be on the receiving end of the secobarbital or pentobarbital…

Opinion

Beyoncé pushes political statement

The Super Bowl is a much-anticipated weekend for many people. It’s a time where the football fanatics, food lovers and music lovers come together and all agree on the same TV channel for once and no one complains about watching…

In the Office Opinion

Positive alternative exists in modern music scene

On Monday, the music industry celebrated the 58th annual Grammy Awards. Artists such as Taylor Swift, Kendrick Lamar and Meghan Trainor were recognized. But away from the bright lights of the CBS broadcast, another genre known to its fans as…