
OSWEGO, NY- SUNY Oswego reported it’s first two positive COVID-19 cases today.
As of 5:00 pm Tuesday, Oswego’s COVID-19 dashboard reported two positives out of 5,213 total tests conducted since August 12th.
One case is an on-campus student. The other is a commuter student. One of the students is in on-campus isolation. There are 13 students in Travel Advisory Quarantine.
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Phi Lambda Phi hosts bachelor auction for charity
By Briana Watson
OSWEGO, NY – Phi Lambda Phi held their fourth annual bachelor auction in Marano Campus Center to raise funds for breast cancer on Friday November 10th. The sorority is required to throw at least one big fundraising event and the sorority said they thought that an auction would be a fun and exciting way to get people involved.
Event organizer Emily Fernandez said that the idea behind the auction started with one alumna back in 2015.
“She decided that she would start an auction to donate all the money to breast cancer. I don’t why she did it but I know if I were to organize us and start it from scratch I would chose breast cancer also because it’s such a prevalent issue in women today,” Fernandez said.
The sorority garnered brothers from other fraternities to participate in the auction which they will receive community service in return. Additionally, the sorority had a raffle at the auction to give away prizes to their audience.
The proceeds from the auction will be donated to the Susan G. Komen Foundation.
For more information about Phi Lambda Phi’s upcoming events go to their Twitter @PhiLamb59.
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President Trump calls for stricter punishment for terriorists
by Amada Caba
N.Y.– “We have to come up with punishment that’s far quicker and far greater than the punishment these animals are getting right now,” President Trump said in response to yesterday’s terrorist attack in NYC.
The attack left eight people dead. The suspect is 29-year old Sayufllo Saipov from Uzbekistan who lives in New Jersey. It has been confirmed that the attack was made in the name of ISIS.
The president said he views the way the United States prosecutes terrorists as a laughing stock. The president said this in front of the head of the justice Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
The president’s speech relates to what he has proposed during his campaign which threatened to torture and “load up” suspects in Guantanamo Bay.
Sarah Sanders, the White House press secretary, defended the President of the United States by claiming that he said “the process has people calling us a joke and calling us a laughingstock” and that he was just expressing his frustrations with the lengthy judicial process that comes with cases like this.
Earlier today, Governor Andrew Cuomo called the President’s tweets “unhelpful” and “not factual”.
“You play into the hands of the terrorist to the extent that you disrupt, divide and frighten people in the society. The tone should be the opposite on all level,” said Gov. Cuomo.
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio also warned people to not stereotype all Muslims as extremists as this would only makes the situation worse.
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