Gallego displays his abstract ‘Memento’
Artist Juan Gallego visited Oswego State for the first in a series of lectures sponsored by the art department on Monday. Gallego, a professor at CES Felipe II University in Madrid, has been known for his abstract-yet-realistic paintings. The first…
Exploring ‘Life on the Ice’ with Rogers
Editor and author Susan Fox Rogers spoke about her experiences in Antarctica as part of the Living Writers Series on Monday. Rogers spent six weeks in Antarctica with a grant from the National Science Foundation’s Antarctic Artists and Writers Program…
When coming out, students gain acceptance, history
National Coming Out Day (NCOD) is an important day for many students at Oswego State. While the act of coming out to anyone is not an easy task, everyone has different stories and experiences. Sophomore sociology major Troy LaFave’s story…
Mayoral hopefuls spar over student issues
Candidates for city of Oswego mayor struck different postures on issues affecting college students in a debate Wednesday. The factors the candidates thought would lure young people to the area and keep Oswego State students in the city after…
99-percenters occupy quad
In solidarity with the Occupy Wall Street movement, where thousands are protesting economic exploitation, SUNY students left class to rally in the quad on Wednesday. “Corporations influence government to a point where people have no say,” said Alex Lykins, co-president…
Guilty before proven innocent
Earlier this week, American citizen Amanda Knox was freed from an Italian prison after her 26-year sentence stemming from the murder of Meredith Kercher, one of Knox’s flatmates while the two were studying in Italy, was overturned. She had been…
Don’t call Obama Hitler
On Monday, country singer Hank Williams Jr. was a guest on Fox News’ morning show “Fox and Friends.” This is newsworthy is because Williams got in some trouble when he became the latest contestant in the let’s-compare-Obama-to-Hitler game. Monday was…
Wall Street hypocrisy
It started on Sept. 17th, 2011 with a group of protesters made up mostly of college students, anarchists and others. They called this uprising “Occupy Wall Street.” At the time it began there was no leadership and no stated goals….
Anonymous support of radical activism
Over the last week or so, I’ve been asked by numerous people if I knew about the situation on Wall Street, where internet activists from the organization Anonymous are currently organizing a mass protest known as Operation Occupy Wall Street….
Letter to the Editor – 10/7/2011
Hi! I’m the owner of the little used bookstore on Utica Street in Oswego. It was so nice to hear of someone not of my generation that grieves the same way I do over the loss of many physical books….
