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Women's hockey player involved in late-night crash

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An Oswego State women’s hockey player was involved in two-car crash on Route 481 near Churchill Road in Oswego at approximately 11:57 p.m. Saturday.

 

Oswego defeats Plattsburgh for SUNYAC title

Oswego looks to continue success in NCAA tournament

For the first time since 2003, the Oswego State men’s ice hockey team is SUNYAC champions after defeating arch-rival SUNY Plattsburgh, 6-3, in the SUNYAC final at a sold-out Campus Center Ice Arena on Saturday night. Full story

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Not all according to plan

As lottery comes to a finish, ResLife battles software problems, empty rooms

Limited interest in six-person housing in The Village and problems with the lottery system used to place students caused minor problems with the selection process earlier this week. A technical problem with the software used to generate lottery numbers needed for The Village housing selection slowed the process last Friday and Monday, said Rick Kolenda, director of Residence Life and Housing. Full story

CTS prepares to switch campus to new e-mail client

Google remains front-runner to replace current Sun Java server

As soon as fall 2010, Oswego State students could be checking mail and receiving status updates via a somewhat “lighter” campus e-mail system. The Campus Technology Advisory Board (CTAB) has made the decision to host the college’s e-mail client in the “clouds” by means of Google’s popular e-mail service, Campus Techology Services Chief Operating Officer Joseph Moreau said.

Committee looks to centralize stance on academic dishonesty

The Oswego State committee in charge of plagiarism has begun a search to form a centralized way to handle cheating on campus. The committee is looking for a way to provide faculty with the tools to prevent it from happening. “One charge was to review the existing policy and do some cleaning up and the other charge was to try to provide guidance to faculty so that there would be a more consistent approach to handling issues of academic misconduct across the campus,” said David Bozak, chair of the Intellectual Integrity Committee.

S.A. election continues to confuse

Candidate will continue to run despite possibile ineligibility

Student Association presidential candidate Michael Johnson withdrew his grievance from the S.A. Supreme Court last week that claimed the S.A. Constitution unfairly mandates a GPA requirement for the position. Johnson originally filed a grievance against Article Seven of the S.

Committee moves forward in search for S.C.M.A. dean

Oswego State’s School of Communication, Media and the Arts (SCMA) Interim Dean Fritz Messere has been named a finalist in Ithaca College’s search for dean of the Roy H. Park School of Communications. Messere is one of three finalists for the dean position at Ithaca College.

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Dip in with the stars of 'Hot Tub'

Craig Robinson is known as Darryl from “The Office” and Clark Duke is known as Lance from “Sex Drive,” and now they’re traveling through time in “Hot Tub Time Machine.” The movie stars four men whose lives have become monotonous and dull.

Selleck, Lakers fend off charging Morrisville

Lakers set for SUNYAC championship rematch with Plattsburgh

Despite trailing by three goals early in the first period, the Oswego State men’s ice hockey team scored eight of the final ten goals to defeat SUNY Morrisville, 8-5, Saturday night at the Campus Center Ice Arena in the SUNYAC semi-finals. The Lakers (24-2-0 overall, 15-1-0 SUNYAC) received a hat trick from freshman forward Tyler Leimbrock and sophomore goalie Paul Beckwith came off the bench to record 16 saves, as Oswego State punched its ticket to the SUNYAC title game against archrival SUNY Plattsburgh.

Media should never lionize a Tiger

Woods, other athletes' imperfections ought to be expected

Over the past three months, we’ve been bombarded by the Tiger Woods fiasco. It’s not surprising, since it’s not everyday that the world’s most dominant athlete gets involved with a major sex scandal. Since everyone in the known world knows about this story, I won’t rehash any of it.

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