The Oswegonian

The Independent Student Newspaper of Oswego State

DATE

Dec. 23, 2024

Month: September 2022

Winter cold weather more enjoyable than summer heat

Leaves are turning orange, pumpkins are appearing and temperatures are dropping. These are all signs of fall as September nears its end. Many are sad over the loss of summer and the forthcoming cold weather.  However, unlike the geese, I…

Opinion

Season brings opportunity to enjoy fall flavors

The fall season has officially begun! Now that it is the end of September, this time of year brings on many things such as comfy sweaters, apple picking, cooler weather and pumpkin spice everything. There is everything from pumpkin spice…

Opinion

Too early for Halloween, not like Christmas

A certain Oswegonian editor published an opinion in the Sept. 23 issue arguing that the season to celebrate Halloween has already begun.  “Halloween is deserving of just as much appreciation of occasions like Christmas, and therefore is entitled to be…

Havens’ Hot Takes: from the News Editor

Any of my friends, family or people who remotely know me know that one of my favorite phrases is “Here me out … I have a hot take.” I pride myself on having a long list of unpopular opinions, covering…

Oswego chicken restaurants ranked: Popeyes, KFC and Tully’s Tenders 

With Popeyes as its most recent addition, Oswego is currently the home of three fried chicken oriented fast food restaurants, with the others being KFC and Tully’s Tenders. More specifically, each establishment stands out for its offering of chicken tenders…

Editorial: Have Marvel films overstayed their welcome?

In the spring of 2019, I was in the movie theater with my brother in Rotterdam, the Schenectady suburb, not the city in  the Netherlands, when we watched “Avengers: Endgame.” We were psyched. The both of us grew up with…

Rina Sawayma dives into contemporary pop rock with ‘Hold the Girl’

Japanese-British pop rocker Rina Sawayama (“Follow Me”) released her second studio album “Hold the Girl” on Sept. 16. The album is the follow-up to her star-making debut album and ode to Y2K, “SAWAYAMA.” The album made her an instant alt-pop…

Weezer EP incoherent after taking ideas from other musicians

The autumn season has just begun and as promised, Weezer (“Buddy Holly”) released the latest EP in their “SZNZ” collection on Sept. 22. It features seven songs and is the band’s ninth EP record. Weezer dropped “SZNZ: Autumn” hoping to…

Aster’s debut novel ‘Lightlark’ breathes new life into fantasy genre

Alex Aster’s debut novel, “Lightlark,” is an intense fantasy that will leave readers shocked with the twists and turns that happen throughout the course of the book. Lightlark is an island that appears once every 100 years for 100 days….

Maya Hawke’s ‘MOSS’ hones in on folk ballads, Swift-esque sounds

Singer-songwriter Maya Hawke (“Blue Hippo”) released her second studio album “MOSS” on Sept. 23. The album follows her critically acclaimed debut “Blush” from 2020. To call Hawke a singer-songwriter is like calling Ted Kascynski a mathematician: there are some important…