The Oswegonian

The Independent Student Newspaper of Oswego State

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Apr. 19, 2024 

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Samantha Flavell

Hobart College ‘more disciplined’ since last meeting with Lakers

On Saturday, March 9, the Hobart College Statesmen ended their NCAA National Tournament curse that lasted for an entire decade. With their victory over Plymouth State, the Statesmen won their first National Tournament game since they reached the Frozen Four…

Lakers prepare for NCAA tournament game against Statesmen

The Oswego State men’s hockey team will host Hobart College in the NCAA Div. III Tournament Quarterfinals on March 16 for the Lakers’ first NCAA tournament appearance since the 2016-2017 season. After receiving the first-round bye due to the PairWise…

Staff Editorial

As spring break approaches, many students will be leaving campus to go on vacations, alternative spring breaks to volunteer or perhaps just to take the week to relax at home and spend time with friends. The break is meant to…

Fake news discredits LGBTQ community

Social media has allowed society to move at a faster place and permitted more immediate social interaction than ever seen before. At this point, however, it is clear that social media and the rapid connections it provides have some inherent…

Filmmaking not limited to theaters

Recently, legendary filmmaker Steven Spielberg has spoken out against Netflix, shunning the prospect of its films getting nominated for Academy Awards after Netflix’s “Roma” took home three awards at the 91st Academy Awards, including Best Director and Foreign Language Film….

Diversity in media makes difference

In modern films, video games and books, many people are calling for increased diversity. Instead of having a romantic subplot between a man and a woman, some suggest they should be replaced with a gay couple. Alternatively, instead of a…

Teenagers too young to vote

Massachusetts residents are currently lobbying to adjust the voting age from 18 to allow 16 and 17-year-olds to vote as well, but it is ill-conceived to grant high school sophomores the right to vote. The argument is that they are…

Trudeau scandal reveals American polarization

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been popular with liberal Canadians for his self-proclaimed feminism and dedication to equality in government. He famously built a 50-50 gender split in his cabinet, stating that “It’s important to be here before you…

Travel ban difficult for students

Just imagine this: you are a collegiate swimmer, working hard to make it to the national invitational. You finally hit that time where you are going to the national meet to represent your school, your team, your family and so…

Drug addicts deserve employment

Drug testing is often used as a way to sort through applications for employment. In some private schools, colleges and companies, students and employees can be subjected to random drug testing at any point with or without motive. If they…