Today inside G. Ray Bodley High School, we get a preview of the winter sports season, which begins this week. Also, the dance team, above, prepares a tribute to Michael Jackson. A look at this week’s holiday chorus concert, a commentary, the morning announcements and more.
For the “History of Human Trafficking” course taught by Dr. Geraldine Forbes, distinguished teaching professor of history, the students will visit Kolkata (Calcutta) and Delhi to speak to academics, activists and those victimized by this activity.
We’ve gone 235 days without measurable snow. While Syracuse has gone longer — 277 days — a local observer of the weather sees something else in the numbers. Bill Gregway thinks we might be in for a winter of very little snow.
The Bristol Hill U.C.C. on Rt. 3 in Volney will be hosting a Roast Pork Dinner to raise money for the restoration of the bell tower. This fundraiser dinner will be on Sunday December 13 from 12 noon to 5 P.M. Prices are: Adults $7, Children 6-12 $3.50, Children 5 and under – free.
Oswego Industries, Inc. recently received a donation of a three-door, refrigerated soda display unit from Tom Rookey of Sackets Harbor. The display unit is being used in the nonprofit’s “Fun Rock Cafe,” which is both a cafeteria for staff and program participants and a job training program for adults with disabilities.
Dede Scozzafava says she’d do pretty well on a proposed “purity test” for future Republican candidates.
Scozzafava, the Republican Assemblywoman who dropped out of the race for Congress days before the election and endorsed Democrat Bill Owens, appeared on CBS’s Face The Nation (video below) Sunday to debate the idea.
U.S. News & World Report has listed SUNY Oswego — and four other SUNY campuses — on a list of just 30 well-regarded colleges nationally that offer small classes without high prices.
“Attending a big, affordable public university doesn’t doom a student to huge lecture halls. U.S. News has found dozens of lower-priced colleges in which at least half of all classes have fewer than 20 students,” the magazine’s Kim Clark wrote Nov. 24.
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