Talent/Producer: Amna Sadique

• Year: Sophomore
• Hometown: Hewlett, NY
• About: Amna is a sophomore broadcast major. She began her career at WTOP freshman year as a part of crew, and now is the co host, of Impractical Improv and part of The Morning Grind production team. When Amna is not working with WTOP, she co-hosts “Dancing through the Decades” on WNYO, and choreographs a Del Sarte Dance. In her free time Amna loves watching Disney movies (especially Aladdin)

Talent/Producer: Jamie Aranoff

• Year: Sophomore
• Hometown: Glen Head, NY
• About: Jamie is a sophomore journalism major and global studies minor. She started with WTOP freshman year as a news reporter, and is now a cohost of Impractical Improv, part of the production team for The Morning Grind and a news reporter. When Jamie is not working with WTOP she is writing news for the Oswegonian, planning trips with the Outdoors Club, or working with the study abroad office. In her free time, Jamie enjoys surfing, and traveling.

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Oswego, NY — Scholarships are an important part of college life because they reward students for excellent work and achievement, or provide aid to other students who need the financial bonus to help further their school career. One of these scholarships is the Johnson Hall scholarship and it’s raised at a special event in Sheldon Hall called the Bidding Bonanza (or Bidbon for short).

Last week was the 21st annual Bidding Bonanza with dozens of items up for auction and several themed baskets being placed into a raffle. From HD televisions and beats headphones to Ozfest tickets and various gift cards, Bidbon had a lot of items for students to bid on and gathered a lot of attention from potential bidders with all proceeds from this event go to the Johnson Hall Scholarship.

The event is hosted by Johnson Hall residents and RA’s with the main auctioneer, Jerimiah Butler, being a first year student.

“It’s a fun event for everybody, we sold a lot of great stuff tonight, I even got these beats hadphones.” He commented.

The auction raised over $600 dollars for the scholarship which will be given to a lucky Johnson Hall resident next semester.

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