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SUNY Oswego holds many events to promote student wellness and to motivate students to live a healthy lifestyle. WTOP 10 reporter, Jihad Yarber went to one of these events to find out
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Matt Lauer apologizes in lieu of sexual misconduct allegations
By Stefanie Sciolaro
NEW YORK, NY– Former Today Show Anchor Matt Lauer who was accused of sexual misconduct has released a statement apologizing for his actions. A female NBC staffer anonymously filed a complaint against Lauer on Monday.
The complaint contained evidence in the form of messages and photos he allegedly sent to the women during the 2014 Sochi Olympics. This evidence led to the immediate termination of Lauer from “Today”.
Lauer released a statement about the allegations on Thursday, November 30. Lauer’s longtime co-anchor Savannah Guthrie read his statement on air during the Today show.
“There are no words to express my sorrow and regret for the pain I have caused others by words and actions. To the people I have hurt, I am truly sorry… Some of what is being said about me is untrue or mischaracterized, but there is enough truth in these stories to make me feel embarrassed and ashamed,” Lauer wrote.
According to The New York Times, two other women have come forward with allegations against the anchor following the first accusation. One women said Lauer sexually assaulted her in 2001 within his office.
Guthrie and co-host Hoda Kotb said they were both “heartbroken” over the incident. Kotb is currently filling Lauer’s position on the show.
Prior to being fired, Lauer was a dominant figure on “Today” for over 20 years and had been ranked as one of the highest-paid anchors in television.
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Oswego Nightly News – Monday March 4th 2019
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Lakers Roll Past Keuka
The Oswego State men’s lacrosse team defeated the Keuka College Wolves 17-6 on Saturday. With the victory, the Lakers move to 5-1 overall while the Wolves drop to 3-2.
Oswego got off to a strong start in the first half, scoring six goals apiece during the first and second quarters. At halftime, they held a 12-2 lead and a large 31-9 shot advantage. Tim Schof led the Lakers with four goals while Kyle Bacon scored three of his own. Keuka scored three straight goals in the third in what possibly looked like a run but Caleb Alford’s goal ended any momentum the Wolves had.
Oswego’s Kevin O’Donnell stopped six shots in the first half before giving way to Brody Carter and Harrison Levy. Carter and Levy made a combined seven saves.
The Lakers’ next game is scheduled for this Wednesday at 4:00 when they take on Utica College at home. This will also be the team’s St. Baldrick’s Foundation community service event.
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