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Al Roker’s Return To Campus
The Marano Campus Center was packed with hundreds of students to see one of SUNY Oswego’s most famous alumni on Oct. 16.
Al Roker not only came for the Media Summit, but hosted his show ‘Wake Up with Al’ and ‘Today’ in the Marano Campus Center at 6 a.m.
There were students there who had lined up at the Marano Campus Center since 12 a.m.
Al Roker was willing to take photos with the students and took a few selfies with them as well.
He was able to show off his old college campus and shine a light on it as well.
Al Roker participated in the 10th annual Media Summit along with Charlie Rose, Dennis Thatcher, Connie Shultz, and hosted by Ken Auletta.
Photo By Al Roker (Facebook)
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Randazzo’s OT Goal Lifts Lakers Past Castleton
The Oswego State women’s hockey team defeated the Castleton Spartans Saturday afternoon by a final score of 3-2 in overtime. The Lakers are now 2-0-0 while the Spartans fall to 1-1.
The Lakers controlled a majority of the play including goals in regulation from Emma Morisette and Eryn Stewart. However, Castleton was able to tie it up with 0.9 seconds left in regulation thanks to a backhand goal over the right shoulder of goaltender Mariah Madrigal.
In overtime, Kate Randazzo scored with just 39.2 seconds left to give the Lakers their second win of the regular season.
Oswego is back in action this Saturday at 3 p.m. when they host Elmira for their Pink the Rink game.
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NJ Senator Menendez corruption case declared a mistrial
By Stefanie SciolaroNEWARK, NJ–According to ABCNews, a federal judge has declared a mistrial in New Jersey Senator, Bob Menendez’s case. Jurors decided the case was deadlocked across the board.
Senator Menendez was previously charged with bribery and corruption. He was accused of accepting $1 million worth of gifts and donations for the campaign from Salomon Melgen, a Florida doctor.
According to the Justice Department, Menendez allegedly accepted private jet flights, vacations to Melgen’s private villa in the Dominican Republic and a 3-night stay in Paris. In exchange, Menendez would do political and personal favors for Melgen.
Throughout the trial Menendez maintained his innocence. Today he thanked his friends, family, congressional colleagues, and defense team for their support through this process. He also expressed his feelings towards the FBI’s actions during the investigation.
“The way this case started was wrong. The way it was investigated was wrong. The way it was prosecuted was wrong. And the way it was tried was wrong as well.. Certain elements of the FBI and of our state cannot understand or even worse, accept that the Latino kid from union city and Hudson County can grow up to be a United States senator and be honest,” said the senator.
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