Talent/Producer(co-host): Arielle Schunk

• Year: Senior
• Hometown: Buffalo, NY
• About: Arielle has been working on The ‘Zine Show since her freshman year, first as the entertainment segment contributor and currently as co-host.  She is currently WTOP’s public relations manager, and hopes to spend her final semester in NYC pursuing an entertainment publicity internship.  Arielle is a self proclaimed entertainment enthusiast and social media junkie,  and is not afraid to give her opinion on anything celeb news/entertainment related!

Talent/Producer(co-host): Kalie Hudson

• Year: Senior
• Hometown: Rochester, NY
• About: Kalie has been working on The ‘Zine Show since freshman year, starting off making “People on the Street” videos and as the D.I.Y segment contributor. She now serves as co-host and Vice President of Communications and Resources at WTOP-10.

You can reach her at kalie.hudson@wtop10.com

Producer: Hayley Prenatt

• Year: Junior
• Hometown: Buffalo, NY
• Past Work: News, Zine, Top 10 On 10

Talent/Producer(content contributor): Boni Quatroche

• Year: Sophomore
• Hometown: Buffalo, NY
• About: Boni is a public relations major and current assistant event director of The Media Summit.  She likes going to concerts, the Mets, dogs and her mom is her best friend.  Boni would like to pursue a career in event planning and hopes to continue The ‘Zine’s legacy for years to come!

Talent (content contributor): Leah Goodcoff

• Year: Senior
• Hometown: Clifton Park, NY
• About: Leah’s a broadcasting major with a creative writing minor who has a passion for laying in bed all day and watching movies.

Talent/Producer(content contributor): Jessica Kisluck

• Year: Sophomore
• Hometown: Buffalo, NY
• About: Jessica has previously worked as talent and crew on nightly news and Inside the Club at WTOP.  She is the secretary of the National Broadcasting Society and plays soccer and rugby.  She loves going to concerts, being outdoors, and eating.  You can find her wearing 90’s jelly sandals and scrunchies, and can’t wait to continue The ‘Zine’s legacy for years to come!

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OSWEGO, NY – On Monday March 26th, the last Oz Speaks of the Spring 2018 semester was a panel discussion on gun control. The panel included Executive Director of Gun Owners of America Erich Pratt, Director of the Counseling Services Center Katherine Wolfe-Lyga, Regional Coordinator of New Yorkers Against Gun Violence Gary and was moderated by Associate Professor of Public Justice Jaclyn Schildkrau.

This panel comes at opportune time in the wake of the Parkland shooting last month and those students organizing the March for Our Lives protest this past weekend.

“What I hope [students] get out of it is that they take the things they heard from especially what Erich and I said today and I hope that they go back and do their research,” Pudup said. “I hope they really do that so when they form an opinion it is based on their research and not just based on what I said or what [Pratt] said.”

After the panel discussion was over, the floor was open to give students the opportunity to ask the panelists questions and share their own opinions.

“I know people who have actually used guns in self defense,” Pratt said. “We protect our president with guns, we protect the Congress with guns but then at schools we put up a sign that ‘NO GUNS ALLOWED’ and that’s not working to keep people safe.”

For more on information on the next Oz Speaks event in the Fall 2018 semester go to the SUNY Oswego Events page at oswego.edu/calendar.

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