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Hitting the books

The old saying goes that knowledge is free. The textbook it comes in is a different story. Oswego State students complain that they’re shelling out more for textbooks this year than last and that the College Bookstore could be overcharging….

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OSU’s Metro Center thriving in Syracuse

The Metro Center, Oswego’s first satellite facility based in Syracuse, is doing well in its first full year. The center opened in May of last year, and offers graduate programs to students in downtown Syracuse. James Jerose, director of the…

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Over 50 letters sent to parents of city offenders

The mayor’s office has sent over 50 letters to parents of Oswego State students that were arrested in the city of Oswego for alcohol and vandalism-related incidents since the practice began in mid-September. According to Mayor Randy Bateman, the purpose…

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Former professor accused in murder

Retired Oswego State professor Richard Hyse, 89, and his wife Josephine, 86, were found dead on Monday at their 207 E. Seventh St. home after Oswego City Police received a call from a neighbor about the welfare of the couple…

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Lack of funding forces Penfield to drop LexisNexis

LexisNexis, a popular online legal database, is no longer available at Penfield Library. It offered a valuable research guide for students, including archives of magazines, newspapers and legal documents. The program was an asset for students studying business, education and…

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Johnson Effect?

It’s 8 p.m. on a Thursday night and Amanda DiRosa is trying to study in her room on Johnson Hall’s first floor. There’s a midterm tomorrow, but DiRosa can’t concentrate because her neighbors are making too much noise. There were…

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Late night vandalism leaves Onondaga Hall waterlogged

An unexpected incident occurred in Onondaga Hall on Halloween night when a late-night vandal ripped a water fountain out of a wall, leaving the ninth floor flooded. University Police were notified of the incident around 1 a.m. Nov 1, U.P….

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CollegeSuites’ debut pushed back to fall 2011

The opening of CollegeSuites, the new off-campus option for Oswego State students, has been pushed back a year. Students who have already paid the $275 deposit will receive full refunds, United Group of Companies, the developer of CollegeSuites, said. The…

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Oswego State honored for small class sizes, low prices

U.S. News & World Report has listed Oswego State—and four other SUNY campuses—on a list of just 30 well-regarded colleges nationally that offer small classes without high prices. "Attending a big, affordable public university doesn’t doom a student to huge…

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Awareness Conference focuses on global issues

The Hart Global Living and Learning Center will hold its third annual Global Awareness Conference next month as an ongoing effort to raise awareness of critical issues throughout the world. The conference will take place on Nov. 6 and Nov….