By Brittany Carins, WTOP-10 TV
The New York Giants are going to be in the spotlight for tomorrow’s Monday Night Football matchup. After coming off a strong divisional win against the Philadelphia Eagles, the Giants will try to continue their three game win streak against the Cincinnati Bengals. For the Bengals, this is a must win game as they look to keep pace in a competitive AFC north. Expect this game to be a high scoring one as these teams have two of the best passing offenses in all of the league.
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A new SUNY Oswego Assistant Professor introduced herself to campus in a special way: by enlightening students with her violin.
Ahreum Kim, the campus’s new assistant professor in high strings and musicology, performed with Professor Robert Auler in front of an audience in Sheldon Ballroom. The sonatas consisted mostly of classical and romantic times in music.
Professor Kim not only had to perform the music, but also make sure that her movements accurately portrayed the specific emotions of the songs.
Reporter David Hermanovitch talked with Kim, who told him that to portray the emotion, she had to change her expressions at the same time, which is very tiring during the performance.
Overall, the performance was a creative way for Kim to begin her tenure with SUNY Oswego.
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Philando Castile Memorial Fund pays for student lunch debts in Minnesota
By Amada Caba
Philando Feeds the Children, the memorial fund of Philando Castile has raised over $75,000. The fund was created by college Professor Pamela Fergus. Fergus was prompted to start the fund after watching a police officer fatally shot Castile in front of his daughter and girlfriend in July. The incident gained national attention after it was broadcasted on Facebook live.
Fergus worked with Castile’s mother, Valerie Castile, to get the fund started after researching that over 900 students in St Paul, Minnesota had lunch money debt. “We had a $5,000 goal which I though was bold at the time,” Fergus said. “We raised about $17,000 (£12,900) in one week.”
Philando Castile was a nutritional supervisor for many public schools in St.Paul, Minnesota. He was known for often assisting students who couldn’t afford lunch by using his own money. School lunch costs an average of around $400 a year per student.
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