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2013 - 2014 • Residence Hall ROOM A3 Relay for Life Housing Selection Campus Center hosts fundraiser for cancer research Friday, April 5, 2013 • THE INDEPENDENT STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF OSWEGO STATE UNIVERSITY • www.oswegonian.com VOLUME LXXVIII ISSUE VII On the Web Governor visits Oswego State Andrew Cuomo performs ceremonial budget signing in Sheldon Hall, promotes accomplishments Seamus Lyman “It has truly been an honor to work side the aisle from the governor, the lieutenant Asst. News Editor by side with Gov. Cuomo and his team and governor, there’s a lot of things I don’t real- [email protected] I thank him for his dedication to ensure that ly agree with them, I’ve got to say they have Gov. Andrew Cuomo visited Oswego our SUNY system of higher education and brought leadership and professionalism to State on a victory lap around New York af- all of the universities and colleges through- New York State,” Barclay said. ter passing his third consecutive state bud- out New York State continue to be the best When Cuomo made his way to the get on time. in the nation,” Stanley said. podium, he joked about the priorities of Several members of local and state Duffy spoke of the changes the governor the government. government attended the event, including is making in Albany. He described the at- “The first priority that we have to ad- Lt. Gov. Robert Duffy, Assemblyman Will mosphere in the state’s government. dress is, we have to unite as one, stand to- Barclay, R-Pulaski, Sen. David Valesky, D- “It’s people working together, there’s gether, and we have to defeat Michigan this Oneida, and Oswego Mayor Tom Gillen to a spirit of collegiality, it’s both sides of the weekend, and go Syracuse,” Cuomo said. name a few. aisle, it’s getting things done,” Duffy said. Cuomo spoke highly of the SUNY system Photo provided by walkamileinhershoes.org President Deborah Stanley said, after a Barclay added to this notion that the calling it the “jewel for this state, for so long.” The sorority Phi Sigma Sigma is hosting the “great Oswego welcome,” it is a pleasure to state’s government is working together. Patrick Malowski | The Oswegonian Walk a Mile event on Tuesday, April 9. host the governor. “Even though I’m on a different side of See CUOMO, Page A4 Gov. Andrew Cuomo visited Oswego State. 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Due to the technological differences, has amassed its fair share of complaints, an entirely different set of practices was ranging from times that conflict with class, required and a unique culture around reg- to class slots that fill up before some stu- Laker Review istration was born. dents get the chance to even register, the Students today know registration as a BIOSHOCK IMPRESSES 20 to 30 minute process that involves writ- See REGISTRATION, Page A5 C3 Photo provided by arcadesushi.com Sports Left: A student (left) registers with a Registrar’s Office employee using the Triton system used in 1991. Right: Under the old system, players from the hockey team used to guard the READY TO IMPROVE doors from students attempting to sneak in for earlier registration times. Snowy winter officially comes to end Philosophy offers new minor in logic Luke Parsnow Tim James Staff Writer 16 inches at the Syracuse Hancock News Editor ested in logic courses. [email protected] Airport for snowfall for this time of the year,” [email protected] After taking an introductory logic course, said Matthew Stevens, an Oswego State alum- they became interested in what course The 2012-2013 winter season is officially nus and a meteorologist at CNY Central. “We Students at Oswego State are now being would follow. B1 over and its results showed a clear difference currently have 103.4 inches, while on average, offered a new minor from the department “Also there are people in philosophy who Jessica Bagdovitz | The Oswegonian compared to last year in Central New York. we would typically have 119.4.” of philosophy titled “Logic.” The minor came and took ‘Introduction to Logic’ and On a national scale, as of April 1, snow The local snowfall has seen similar results. involves classes in philosophy, computer said ‘What’s next?’,” Delancey said. “Actually still covers 16.6 percent of the continental As of March 25, the city of Oswego received science, mathematics and cognitive science. some years ago some students got together a Opinion United States, according to the National a total of 148 inches of snow for the season, “The minor is not yet on the books yet,” petition to ask that advanced logic be taught, Weather Service. much closer to its yearly average of 150. Far said Craig Delancey, the philosophy professor because we hadn’t taught it in so long.” Statewide, Syracuse received New York closer than last year’s total of 58.6, according who designed the program. “But one student In a time when our society is becoming in- BAR’S BOLD STRATEGY State’s Golden Snowball Award at the end of to WSYR. has already signed up, and several other stu- creasingly digitalized, Delancey said an edu- February, a contest in which the state’s major Businesses around the area are seeing dents have expressed the intention of adopt- cation in logic could be especially valuable. cities compete for the highest snow totals for the effects. ing the minor when it is in the catalog.” “A lot of things are being run by comput- the season. Syracuse received 103.4 inches, “Our payroll and our fuel usage bill are Delancey said that the philosophy de- ers and so much of business is being highly Albany reported 50.2; Binghamton, 68.2; much higher than last year and expenses are partment has a close relationship with the integrated with the Internet,” Delancey said. Rochester, 75.8; and Buffalo, 58.5. Last winter up. In comparison, that’s a definite,” said Al- cognitive science program and that they “It’s a kind of skill that becomes more and was the first season since 2002-2003 that Syra- lison Grasso, sales and marketing director of currently offer a philosophy-psychology more useful in understanding information cuse lost the contest, to Rochester, according Chase Enterprises, a snow removal company mixed degree. He said that it was through technology and the processes that occur.” to WSYR Weather. in Oswego. the cognitive science program that a number B6 “We are still below average by about See WEATHER, Page A5 of computer science students became inter- See LOGIC, Page A4 Graphic provided by twitter.com Calendar...........................C2 Classified..........................C7 Crossword.........................C6 Contact.Info......................A2 Laker.Review.....................C1 News.................................A1 Opinion............................B5 Sports...............................B1 CONTENT Sudoku.............................C6 The Oswegonian is distributed Fridays when college is in session. For news tips contact the newsroom at 312-3600 THE OSWEGONIAN PAGE2 FRIDAY, April 5, 2013 THE OSWEGONIAN BE Aimee Hirsch - Editor-in-Chief // MBA Nick Graziano - Managing Editor • Classes available in: Oswego, Downtown HEARD! Syracuse & Online Tim James News Editor Seamus Lyman Asst. 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