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Woodshed to open doors after 2 years

When Morgan Roland found out The Woodshed was closing, she and her husband lost more than her favorite college bar: they lost their jobs. Roland started in the kitchen in 2006 and eventually moved out to the bar until the…

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Budget in limbo due to ‘invalid’ vote

At Tuesday night’s Student Association meeting a very important vote occurred—or did it? According to the S.A. code, the annual budget must be passed by the third Tuesday in April for the following academic year.That was Tuesday night’s senate meeting….

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Road repairs set for summer

A long winter with cold temperatures has left parking lots and roads in a state of disarray with many potholes. A plan to fix parking lots over the next few years including this summer was presented to Faculty Assembly Monday…

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BREAKING: Woodshed finally sold after two years

" The Woodshed Tavern, a local bar and grill once popular among college students, has been sold after spending more than two years for sale. " ""William Galloway, broker and owner of Century 21 Galloway Realty, which had the listing,…

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Doubling up in Moreland

Although less students will be living on campus this upcoming fall, 25 singles in Moreland Hall will be converted into doubles to alleviate the influx of students who have been living in lounges and study rooms on West Campus. Moreland…

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Changing The face of Journalism in the Digital age

"The School of Communications, Media and the Arts (SCMA) has begun to discuss the possibility of convergence between the journalism and broadcasting departments. "In future years, SCMA would require journalism majors to take more broadcasting classes and broadcasting majors to…

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Some see gains in S.A. budget

"The proposed Student Association budget gives big increases to organizations while slashing its executive, finance, court and Student Association Programming Board [SAPB] budgets. This was the first year that Tier II and Tier III organization budgets were deliberated at the…

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Oswego County lacks immediate resources, shelters for households below poverty line

"There are 668 families in Oswego County on a two-and-a-half-year waiting list for housing assistance, according to Dona Lee Falciatano, coordinator of the Oswego County Housing Assistance Program (OCHAP). "OCHAP helps recipients pay for rent, but, in the cases of…

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Quest fosters scholarship

"Quest Day, Oswego State’s annual conference to promote and showcase student and faculty exploration in scholarship, was held across campus on Wednesday. "Students and faculty presented their research on various topics, ranging from "The History and Culture of the Yo-Yo"…

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1,000 cranes and counting

The Oswego State junior who set out to fold 1,000 paper cranes and collect $1,000 for the relief effort in Japan reached her goal last Friday, just 19 days after she began. It took Amanda Woomer 19 days to reach…