The Oswegonian

The Independent Student Newspaper of Oswego State

Laker Review

Archives Laker Review

Acclaimed poet to speak on campus

Oswego State will host a special guest next week: distinguished poet Li-Young Lee. Lee was born in Indonesia and is of Chinese ethnicity. After spending a year as a political prisoner, Lee’s father fled the country with his family to…

Archives Laker Review

Web Exclusive – Percy Jackson isn’t quite an Olympian

The adaptation of the book "Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Lightning Thief," by Rick Riordan, pops to life on the big screen through the visions of screenwriter Craig Titley and Director Chris Columbus. Percy Jackson, played by Logan Lerman…

Archives Laker Review

Silverman pushes comedy’s edge

"The Sarah Silverman Program" is back for its third season after being picked up by Logo, a gay and lesbian themed cable channel. Low ratings had put the show’s future in doubt until the deal was able to renew Silverman…

Archives Laker Review

Songs from a gas station

There’s an old, abandoned gas station on Byer Road, just a mile from the traffic light near Fastrac. Its signs suggest there was once a time when gas cost less than $2 per gallon and its antique pumps don’t prompt…

Archives Laker Review

Goo Goo Dolls to perform on Campus

The Goo Goo Dolls are scheduled to perform at Oswego State as part of this year’s spring concert, which will be held on Saturday, April 10. The announcement was made on Monday by the Students Association Programming Board (SAPB). Tickets…

Archives Laker Review

Benefit concert to raise money for Haiti

After seeing the devastation in Haiti after the January earthquake, local retailers Jim Daphine and Ben Turner wanted to do something to help. The two decided that the best solution would be a concert, which would not only be fun,…

Archives Laker Review

‘Glide’ through Chicago music

It seems that Chicago is bursting at the seams with awesome new bands. Add to that list The Glide, whose new album "A Future for the Dead" is a celebration of everything sweaty, synthy and rockin’. The band is made…

Archives Laker Review

Professors analyze changing Asian art

On Feb. 17, the Women’s Center sponsored a special presentation during College Hour called "Transformations in South Asian Folk Art." The event was hosted by the Ford-Maxwell Professor of South Asian Studies at Syracuse University, Susan S. Wadley. Her lecture…

Archives Laker Review

Lady Antebellum rising in popularity

On Jan. 31, the Grammys put on an impressive show, with great performances by artists like Pink, Beyonce, Bon Jovi and The Black Eyed Peas. Another band that performed that night was Lady Antebellum, a country group that has grown…

Archives Laker Review

New theatre organization goes ‘deep’

Natifa Adolphus always had a passion for theatre. Last year, she was in the Oswego State Theatre Department’s production of "The Torch Bearers." Though Adolphus enjoyed the experience, part of her felt out of place since she was the only…