COMING UP ON MORNINGS ON THE HILL… WE HAVE A FULL RECAP OF THE 20-19 ELECTIONS IN ONONDAGA COUNTY AND WHAT THEY MEAN FOR OUR CAMPUS…
WE LOOK AT SOME OF THE WAYS THE CAMPUS COMMUNITY IS GIVING BACK THIS NOVEMBER…
PLUS, WE MIGHT FINALLY GET SOME SNOW! WE’LL LET YOU KNOW WHEN YOU NEED TO DIG OUT YOUR COATS, GLOVES, AND SHOVELS…
ALL THAT PLUS YOUR WEATHER AND ORANGE SPORTS COMING UP ON THIS EDITION OF MORNINGS ON THE HILL…
GOOD MORNING. i’m ALEXANDRA JENNERJAHN. THANKS FOR JOINING US FOR MORNINGS ON THE HILL.
AND I’M ALEXA ROTH. HERE’S A LOOK AT SOME OF THE STORIES WE’LL BE TALKING ABOUT IN OUR FIRST HALF HOUR.
THE NEW YORK STATE GENERAL ELECTIONS WERE LAST NIGHT AND ONONDAGA COUNTY HAS SOME EXCITING RESULTS.
FROM INTERNET GLITCHES TO SURPRISING WINS, OUR MORGAN TRAU IS LIVE IN STUDIO WITH MORE.
THANKS, GUYS!
ONONDAGA COUNTY’S GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS WERE OVERSHADOWED BY
THE TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES THE COUNTY’S BOARD OF ELECTIONS WAS FACING
LAST NIGHT. THE RESULTS HAD NOT BEEN POSTED UNTIL AROUND 10:30, AN
HOUR AND A HALF AFTER THE POLLS CLOSED. LOCAL JOURNALISTS WERE PANICKED ON TWITTER, AS IT SEEMED ONLY ONONDAGA WAS BEING AFFECTED BY THE GLITCHES.
THE WEBSITE WAS NOT THE ONLY DRAMA WE SAW THIS YEAR IN ONONDAGA
COUNTY. THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE RACE HAS BEEN ONE OF THE MOST TALKED
ABOUT AND ALSO THE MOST EXPENSIVE. THE TWO CANDIDATES HAVE SPENT
MORE THAN 2 MILLION DOLLARS CAMPAIGNING THIS YEAR. REPUBLICAN
INCUMBENT RYAN MCMAHON WAS CHALLENGED BY DEMOCRAT BUSINESSMAN TONY MALAVENDA THIS YEAR. MCMAHON WON WITH 55% OF THE VOTE.
REPUBLICAN WILLIAM FITZPATRICK HAS BEEN THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY FOR
EIGHT TERMS, BUT DEMOCRAT CHUCK KELLER AND CONSERVATIVE GARY LAVINE BOTH CHALLENGED HIS SEAT. FITZPATRICK WON WITH 54% OF THE VOTE, WHILE KELLER FOLLOWED AT ABOUT 39%.
CURRENT CITY AUDITOR DEMOCRAT MARTY MASTER POLE CHALLENGED
REPUBLICAN MATT BEADNULL FOR HIS SEAT AS COUNTY COMPTROLLER.
BEADNELL WAS APPOINTED TO HIS ROLE BY MCMAHON ALMOST A YEAR AGO
AFTER ROBERT ANTONACCI RESIGNED AFTER WINNING A SEAT IN THE NEW YORK
STATE SENATE. THIS WAS ONE OF THE CLOSER RACES. MASTER POLE WON 51%-48%. THIS IS THE FIRST TIME A DEMOCRAT HAS HELD THE POSITION IN OVER 30 YEARS.
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ALL 17 SEATS WERE UP FOR COUNTY LEGISLATURES THIS ELECTION.
PREVIOUSLY, 12 COUNTY LAWMAKERS WERE REPUBLICANS AND FIVE WERE
DEMOCRATS. DEMOCRATS HOPED TO FLIP THE BOARD LAST NIGHT, BUT ONLY
ENDED UP GETTING ONE MORE SEAT. THE LEGISLATURE IS NOW 11
REPUBLICAN, 6 DEMOCRAT. IT TAKES 12 VOTES TO OVERRIDE A VETO, SO NOW REPUBLICANS NO LONGER HAVE THE SUPER-MAJORITY.
THREE NEW YORK SUPREME COURT JUDICIAL SEATS WERE OPEN FOR THE
DISTRICT THAT COVERS SIX COUNTIES, INCLUDING ONONDAGA. INCUMBENT
JUDGE BERNADETTE ROMANO CLARK KEPT HER SEAT, WHILE REPUBLICAN
SENATOR ANTONACCI JOINED HER ON THE BENCH. THIS MEANS THERE WILL BE
AN OPEN SENATE SEAT FOR THE 50TH DISTRICT. THERE HAVE BEEN SOME DISCREPANCIES ONLINE OF WHO WON THE THIRD SPOT, BUT AS OF RIGHT NOW THE BOARD OF ELECTIONS IS SAYING DEMOCRAT JULIE SERIO GOT THE SPOT.
OVER 100 THOUSAND PEOPLE VOTED YESTERDAY FOR ONONDAGA COUNTY,
WITH A HUGE TURNOUT FROM SUBURBAN RESIDENCE. OFFICIALS ARE SAYING
THERE ARE 30 THOUSAND MORE VOTERS THIS YEAR THAN THE PREVIOUS GENERAL ELECTION.
THE ELECTION COVERAGE WAS NOT JUST THE NEWS STATION AROUND THE
AREA, BUT ALSO WITH THE NEWHOUSE SCHOOL’S DEMOCRACY IN ACTION TEAM.
D-I-A IS AN ELECTION DAY PROJECT THAT STUDENT JOURNALISTS PARTICIPATE
IN, COVERING LOCAL CENTRAL NEW YORK CANDIDATES, WATCH PARTIES, AND POLLING STATIONS.
FOR MORNINGS ON THE HILL, I’M MORGAN TRAU.
IT WAS RAINING ALL DAY YESTERDAY BUT DID THAT AFFECT VOTER TURNOUT?
OUR SHOSHANA STAHL IS LIVE IN STUDIO WITH MORE.
THANKS, GUYS. I WENT TO THE JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER YESTERDAY AND FOUND THAT WEATHER MIGHT NOT HAVE PLAYED AS MUCH OF A ROLE AS WE THOUGHT.
COLD. RAIN AND GRAY SKIES. THE MAKING OF ANY NORMAL DAY IN CENTRAL NEW YORK.
“STORMS AND RAIN AND SNOW. C’MON THIS IS LIFE.”
BUT IT WASN’T ANY NORMAL DAY. YESTERDAY WAS ELECTION DAY AND NOTHING COULD STOP CECILE COHEN FROM COMING OUT AND VOTING.
A TRADITION SHE HAS DONE FOR MOST OF HER LIFE.
“MY PARENTS TOOK ME AT 18 DOWN TO THE TOWN HALL IN CHERRY VALLEY NEW YORK TO GET ME REGISTERED TO VOTE. BACK IN THE ’50’S WHEN I GREW UP, VOTING ELECTION DAY NOBODY WENT TO WORK. SCHOOL WAS OUT. I MEAN EVERYBODY WAS GIVEN THE CHANCE TO GO VOTE. IT’S NOT THAT WAY TODAY.”
THIS YEARS ELECTION FOCUSED ON LOCAL GOVERNMENT WITH THE COUNTY
EXECUTIVE, DISTRICT ATTORNEY, AND COUNTY COMPTROLLER RACES. BUT TO VOTERS LIKE CHARLES FAHEY, IT DOESN’T MATTER HOW BIG OR SMALL. EVERY VOTE COUNTS.
“IF YOU LIVE HERE, YOU HAVE TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE COMMON GOOD AND SO WITH WHATEVER INSIGHTS WE HAVE AS INDIVIDUALS, WE HAVE TO CONTRIBUTE THOSE INSIGHTS BY VOTING.”
COHEN SAYS THERE’S A DEEPER MEANING BEHIND THE VOTES.
“WE DON’T WANT THAT FREEDOM TAKEN AWAY LIKE THAT FEELS THAT’S HAPPENING TODAY.”
WEATHER WON’T STOP THESE VOTERS FROM EXPRESSING THIS FREEDOM
“RAIN OR SHINE. SNOW EVEN.”
COHEN TOLD ME SHE THINKS EARLY VOTING THIS YEAR ALLOWED PEOPLE TO VOTE WHO MIGHT NOT HAVE BEEN ABLE TO ON ELECTION DAY.
FOR MORNINGS ON THE HILL, I’M SHOSHANA STAHL
S-U VICE-CHANCELLOR AND PROVOST MICHELE WHEATLY ANNOUNCED SHE WILL
STEP DOWN IN JANUARY… BUT SHE’S NOT LEAVING THE UNIVERSITY… THIS
SPRING, SHE IS SET TO BECOME A SPECIAL ADVISOR TO THE CHANCELLOR AND
WILL LEAD INITIATIVES THAT PROMOTE WOMEN’S LEADERSHIP AND RAISE THE
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE’S ACADEMIC PROFILE… WHEATLY CAME TO SYRACUSE IN 20-16 FROM West Virginia UNIVERSITY…
SYRACUSE IS KICKING OFF THIS HOLIDAY SEASON WITH ITS OWN FUNDRAISING PITCH… BOOST THE CUSE…
MORNINGS ON THE HILL REPORTER JILLIAN ANDREWS HAS THE DETAILS ON HOW THE UNIVERSITY IS GETTING THE COMMUNITY INVOLVED…
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY IS READY TO BOOST THE CUSE.
THE CLOCK STARTED TICKING TUESDAY MORNING AT 4 AM.
THE BOOST LASTS 44 HOURS.
THE EVENT IS UNITING MEMBERS OF THE ORANGE FAMILY TO RAISE MONEY AND DONATIONS FOR THE UNIVERSITY.
ONE OF THE MAIN LOCATIONS TO GET INVOLVED WITH THE FUN WAS THE BARNES CENTER AT THE ARCH ON TUESDAY.
STUDENTS AND FACULTY WERE ENCOURAGED TO NOT ONLY DONATE BUT TO ALSO PARTICIPATE IN PET THERAPY DOG SESSIONS AND CONTESTS.
PRIZES INCLUDED SYRACUSE GEAR AND FREE FOOD.
THIS IS JUST ONE OF THE MANY EVENTS AROUND CAMPUS FOR BOOST THE CUSE TO GET EVERYONE INVOLVED…
“THE GOAL OVER THE NEXT 44 HOURS IS TO HAVE 5,000 DONORS SUPPORT SYRACUSE AND THE PART THAT THEY LOVE THE MOST ABOUT SU. SO, IT’S ALL ABOUT PARTICIPATION, THE DOLLAR AMOUNT REALLY DOESN’T MATTER, WE’RE JUST TRYING TO GET THAT DONOR GOAL.”
TONIGHT THERE WILL BE A SCAVENGER HUNT AROUND BIRD LIBRARY AND
A TAILGATE AT DINEEN HALL BEFORE THE MEN’S BASKETBALL GAME VS. VIRGINIA
AND THE 44 HOUR WINDOW TO DONATE WRAPS UP TONIGHT AT 11:59 PM
i’m JILLIAN ANDREWS, FOR MORNINGS ON THE HILL
THANKS, JILLIAN… AND BEFORE BOOST THE CUSE EVEN BEGAN, S-U RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE DONATION…
ROBERT AND DIANE MIRON ANNOUNCED A SEVEN-MILLION DOLLAR DONATION
JUST BEFORE EVENTS STARTED… THE FUNDS WILL GO TOWARDS S-U LIBRARIES
AND THE DOME CONSTRUCTION PROJECT… S-U ANNOUNCED THAT WITH THE
MIRON’S DONATION, THEY CAN NOW BUILD A TUNNEL TO CONNECT THE DOME
AND THE BARNES CENTER… ROBERT IS A LIFE TRUSTEE AND HAS MADE SEVERAL LARGE DONATIONS IN THE PAST, INCLUDING ONE TO HELP BUILD THESE STUDIOS…
THE BROTHERS OF THE PSI UPSILON FRATERNITY HERE ON CAMPUS ARE SPREADING AWARENESS THIS NO SHAVE NOVEMBER.
EVERY FALL THE CURRENT BROTHERS AND ALUMNI, GROW OUT THEIR BEARDS,
JOIN THE MOVEMBER FOUNDATION, AND RAISE MONEY IN HONOR OF ONE OF THEIR BROTHERS THAT BATTLED AND BEAT TESTICULAR CANCER.
PRESIDENT OF PSI U, SENIOR ROCCO MACRI (MACK-RYE), SAYS THE FUNDRAISING HAS ALREADY BEGUN.
“EVERY YEAR WE RAISE CLOSE TO — AS A HOUSE WE RAISE CLOSE TO 6THOUSAND TO 8-THOUSAND DOLLARS, IN THAT RANGE — BUT AS A PAGE WE
RAISE CLOSE TO 20-THOUSAND DOLLARS, WHICH IS IN THE TOP FIVE IN THE
COUNTRY.”
LAST YEAR THE CHAPTER RAISED CLOSE TO 6-THOUSAND DOLLARS. THEIR GOAL THIS YEAR IS TO BREAK A PRIOR RECORD OF 8-THOUSAND.
IT’S TIME NOW FOR THIS WEEK’S EAT AND TELL, AND THIS WEEK, WE ARE FOCUSING ON ONE OF THE TOP FAVORITE ITEMS OF MANY OF OUR FELLOW STUDENTS.
WHAT’S COOKING, IS PIZZA, BUT NOT JUST ANY KIND OF PIZZA. THIS MORNING
WE ARE TALKING ABOUT ARTISAN PIZZAS YOU CAN FIND AT THE GOLDSTEIN STUDENT CENTER ON SOUTH CAMPUS.
FOR MANY PEOPLE, IT’S THE PERFECT MEAL…TASTY CHEESE, CRISPY CRUST,
FRESH INGREDIENTS. IT’S ALL BEING MADE DAILY AT THE TOMATO WHEEL. YOU
CAN FIND THEM AT THE CAMPUS FOOD COURTS, INCLUDING THE ONE LOCATED AT THE GOLDSTEIN STUDENT CENTER.
AND OF COURSE, THE PROOF, IS IN THE TASTING.
YOU CAN FIND THE TOMATO WHEEL AT THE FOOD COURT ON SOUTH CAMPUS
AND AT KIMMEL. AS ALWAYS, YOU CAN GET INFORMATION ABOUT SU FOOD SERVICES AT FOODSERVICES.SYR.EDU.
WE GOT SPOILED WITH WARMER TEMS FOR MOST OF OCTOBER… BUT GETTING PRETTY CHILLY OUTSIDE…
OUR OWN TOM VEAL-KIND IS LIVE OUT ON UNIVERSITY AVE TO TELL US HOW THIS NOVEMBER IS STARTING OFF. TOM?
BACK TO YOU IN THE STUDIO.
COMING UP HERE ON MORNINGS ON THE HILL
THE MARTY GLICKMAN AWARDS ARE TONIGHT ON CAMPUS. OUR MICHELLE
KNEZOVIC IS IN STUDIO TO TELL US ABOUT WHAT THEY MEAN TO THE BROADCASTING COMMUNITY…
ALSO COMING UP… OUR ALEX PEEBLES HAS YOUR SPORTS UPDATE FROM A BUSY WEEK ON THE HILL…
STAY WITH US FOR THOSE STORIES AND MUCH MORE HERE ON MORNINGS ON THE HILL.
ONE SU STUDENT HAS BEEN DESIGNING CLOTHES FOR OVER TEN YEARS.
OUR REPORTER DANA CASULLO HAS THE STORY.
…
ANNA MOLINARI IS A FASHION DESIGN STUDENT AND SHE’S NO ROOKIE TO THE BUSINESS.
SHE BECAME INSPIRED WHEN SHE STARTED WATCHING A PROJECT RUNWAY MARATHON WITH HER SISTER.
ANNA MOLINARI HAS BEEN DESIGNING CLOTHES SINCE SHE WAS EIGHT YEARS OLD.
THE FIRST THING SHE MADE WAS A WHILE FLEECE DRESS AND SHE USED HER YOUNGER SISTER AS THE MODEL.
ALTHOUGH AS OF RECENTLY, HER OLDER BROTHER HAS BEEN AN INSPIRATION FOR HER WORK…
“HE USED TO HAVE AUTISM, BUT THROUGH INTENSIVE THERAPY HE OVERCAME THE DIAGNOSIS.”
MOLINARI’S SENIOR COLLECTION IS INSPIRED BY HER BROTHER, WHO’S A COMPUTER PROGRAMMER.
HE SENT MOLINARI SOME OF HIS CODING AND SHE PUT IT ON FABRIC.
“THE FACT THAT I GET TO HIGHLIGHT MY BROTHERS TALENT AND COMBINE THE WAY OUR BRAINS WORK, I THINK IS REALLY MEANINGFUL, AND TO BE ABLE TO CONNECT WITH HIM THROUGH THIS IS AWESOME.”
IN MOLINARI’S PERSONAL DESIGNS, SHE USES A LOT OF UNCONVENTIONAL MATERIALS, LIKE STRAWS AND TOOTHPICKS, AND SAFETY PINS.
MOLINARI’S ALSO INCORPORATES THESE UNCONVENTIONAL DESIGNS IN THE SYRACUSE APPAREL SHE MAKES FOR THE STORE SCHOLARS AND CHAMPS.
SCHOLARS AND CHAMPS IF FULL OF VINTAGE, SLIGHTLY USED CLOTHES.
BUT THERE IS SOMETHING SPECIAL ABOUT THESE ITEMS OF CLOTHING.
“THE PIECES THAT I MAKE ARE ONE OF ONE… I DON’T MAKE ANY TWO THE SAME… SO I THINK FOR PEOPLE LIKE ME THAT WANT TO STAND OUT AND NOT BE WEARING THE SAME GENERIC SYRACUSE SHIRT AS THE NEXT PERSON CAN TURN TOWARDS MY BRAND.”
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AND WHY SHOULD STUDENTS WEAR HER CLOTHING?
“STUDENTS SHOULD WEAR MY CLOTHING BECAUSE IT WILL MAKE YOU STAND OUT… CONVERSATION PIECE AND THERE’S NOT ANOTHER PIECE LIKE IT.”
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THERE WILL BE A POP-UP SALE OF MOLINARI’S CLOTHING AT BIRD LIBRARY ON NOVEMBER 15TH.
FOR MORNINGS ON THE HILL, I’M DANA CASULLO.
IT WAS ANOTHER BUSY WEEK FOR S-U ATHLETICS…
OUR SPORTS REPORTER ALEX PEEBLES HAS YOUR FULL SPORTS WRAPUP…
AFTER COMING OFF OF A CRUSHING 58-27 LOSS TO BOSTON COLLEGE AT HOME
ON SATURDAY, SYRACUSE HEAD FOOTBALL COACH DINO BABERS FIRED DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR BRIAN WARD.
((TAKE VO))
BOSTON COLLEGE PUT UP 691 TOTAL YARDS, INCLUDING A SINGLE-GAME RECORD AGAINST THE ORANGE OF 496 RUSHING YARDS.
THIS IS NOT THE ONLY SMUDGE ONWARDS RECORD. IN FACT, SEVEN OF THE TOP
EIGHT OFFENSIVE PERFORMANCES BY AN OPPONENT ALLOWED BY THE ORANGE DEFENSE CAME ON WARD’S WATCH.
THE ORANGE ARE HEADED INTO A BYE WEEK AND FINISH OUT THE SEASON WITH
THREE STRAIGHT ACC MATCHUPS. THE ORANGE SIT AT 3 & 6 AND NEED TO WIN OUT THE SEASON TO KEEP THEIR BOWL HOPES ALIVE.
SYRACUSE WOMENS VOLLEYBALL TAKES A 3-MATCH WIN STREAK ON THE ROAD AS THEY TAKE ON BOSTON COLLEGE TONIGHT AT 5:00 PM.
SYRACUSE GOES INTO BC WITH A SERIES RECORD OF 34 & 9, AND HAVEN’T FALLEN TO THE EAGLES SINCE THE 2016 SEASON.
THE ORANGE COMING OFF OF A CRUCIAL ACC MATCH LAST WEEKEND TAKING DOWN LOUISVILLE IN A HISTORIC PERFORMANCE BY POLINA SHEMANOVA AS SHE CLAIMED A SCHOOL RECORD WITH 36 CAREER KILLS IN ONE MATCH…
SYRACUSE HOLDS A RECORD OF 8 & 11 AND SIT AT 5 & 7 IN CONFERENCE PLAY.
WIN OR GO HOME THAT WAS THE SCENARIO FOR THE ORANGE MEN’S SOCCER
TEAM. IN THE FIRST ROUND OF THE ACC TOURNAMENT
AFTER LOSING THE CHANCE TO HOST AN ACC TOURNAMENT GAME, THE ORANGE TRAVELED OVER 600 MILES TO CHAPEL HILL TO TAKE ON THE NUMBER 7 SEED, UNC.
90 MINUTES AND TWO OVERTIME PERIODS WAS NOT ENOUGH TIME TO DECIDE THE CONTEST, SO THE DECISION WENT TO A PENALTY KICK SHOOTOUT. AFTER A PERFECT 5-FOR-5, SYRACUSE GOT THE DOUBLE U.
THE ORANGE TRAVEL TO VIRGINIA ON SATURDAY FOR A SECOND ROUND MATCHUP AGAINST THE NUMBER 2 SEED UVA.
BASKETBALL SEASON IS UPON US, SYRACUSE WOMENS BASKETBALL OPENED UP THE SEASON LAST NIGHT WITH A VICTORY AGAINST OHIO UNIVERSITY.
OUTSCORING THE BOBCATS 66-54
THE ORANGE GOT OFF TO A SLOW START AS THE BOBCATS JUMPED TO A 16
POINT LEAD EARLY. BUT SYRACUSE NEWCOMER KIARA LEWIS GAVE A MUCH NEEDED SPARK LEADING THE TEAM IN SCORING WITH 16 POINTS IN HER FIRST CAREER START WEARING ORANGE.
ANOTHER CUSE NEWCOMER, FRESHMAN TALEAH WASHINGTON CONTRIBUTED 10 POINTS INCLUDING A HALFTIME BUZZER BEATER.
THE SECOND HALF WAS ALL SYRACUSE, AS THE ORANGE OUT-REBOUNDED THE BOBCATS 54 TO 35.
CUSE LOOKS TO IMPROVE TO 2-0, TAKING ON MARYLAND EASTERN SHORE, ON TUESDAY.
SYRACUSE MEN’S BASKETBALL OPEN UP THE REGULAR SEASON IN THE DOME TONIGHT AS THEY HOST THE REIGNING NATIONAL CHAMPIONS, THE VIRGINIA CAVALIERS.
CUSE IS GOING TO LOOK FOR A BIG NIGHT FROM ELIJAH HUGHES WHO
AVERAGED 13.7 POINTS A GAME LAST SEASON, AND IS THE TEAMS ONLY RETURNING STARTER. SYRACUSE IS A 3 POINT UNDERDOG IN TONIGHTS CONTEST.
THIS IS JIM BOEHEIMS 44TH SEASON COACHING THE ORANGE, AND IF ANY NUMBER BRINGS LUCK TO SYRACUSE IT WOULD BE 44.
TIP-OFF IS AT 9:00PM TONIGHT.
AND THAT’S ALL FOR SPORTS. FOR MORNINGS ON THE HILL, I’M ALEX PEEBLES.
BACK TO YOU AT THE DESK.
TONIGHT SYRACUSE WILL BE RECONIGINZING ONE NOTABLE ALUMNI FOR HIS MARK HE HAS MADE ON THE MEDIA INDUSTRY.
MICHELLE KNEZOVIC IS IN STUDIO RIGHT NOW TO TELL US WHO WILL BE RECEIVING THIS AWARD.
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TONIGHT WILL BE THE 20-19 MARTY GLICKMAN AWARD CEREMONY
THIS AWARD IS PRESENT EVERY YEAR TO A NOTABLE SYRACUSE ALUMN WHO PRESENTS LEADERSHIP IN THE SPORTS JOURNALISM WORLD.
MARTY GLICKMAN KNOWN AS ONE OF THE MOST INFLUENTIAL BROADCASTERS DURING HIS TIME.
HE IS SPECIFICALLY KNOWN FOR HIS BROADCASTS ON THE NY KNICKS, THE
GIANTS, AND THE JETS
THIS YEAR THE AWARD WILL BE PRESENTED TO SANDY MONTAG WHO
GRADUATED IN 85 FROM SYRACUSE
MONTAG IS THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE AND FOUNDER OF THE MONTAG GROUP A
TALENT AGENCY THAT REPRESENTS TOP TALENT IN THE INDUSTRY
NAMES SUCH AS DICK VITAL, JIM NATZ, BOB COSTAS, AND MIKE TIRICO
MIKE TIRICO WAS ONE OF THE RECIPIENTS OF THIS AWARD IN 20-17 AND HE SAID THAT IT IS MORE THAN JUST AN AWARD IT REPRESENTS SOMETHING BIGGER.
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“WHAT MARTY GLICKMAN STOOD FOR WHAT HE REPRESENTED THE BARRIERS
HE BROKE AND ALSO THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE WON THIS AWARD BECUASE THEY
ARE THE FINEST PEOPLE AND THE FINEST IN THIS BUSINESS IN WHAT THEY DO.?”
THE GLICKMAN AWARDS RECEPTION WILL BE HELD AT 4 PM AND OPEN FOR
STUDNETS TO GO AND NETWORK WITH BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS THEN AT 4 45
THE PROGRAM WILL FOLLOW
MICHELLE KNEZOVIC FOR MORNINGS ON THE HILL…BACK TO YOU GUYS
STILL TO COME HERE ON MORNINGS ON THE HILL… TOM HAS YOUR FULL WEATHER FORECAST…
STICK WITH US…
FINALLY THIS MORNING…. SOMETHING TO KEEP YOU WARM AND INSIDE… DISNEY
PLUS IS LAUNCHING NEXT WEEK… STARTING NOVEMBER 12, YOU CAN SIGN UP FOR THE STREAMING SERVICE, WHICH WILL CONTAIN DISNEY’S ENTIRE VAULT OF FILMS… INCLUDING SOME OF THE CLASSICS…
THAT IS GOING TO DO IT FOR US THIS WEDNESDAY HERE ON MORNINGS ON THE HILL. I’M ALEXANDRA JENNERJAHN–FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA!
I’M ALEXA ROTH. THANKS FOR WATCHING ORANGE NATION. WE’LL SEE YOU NEXT WEDNESDAY, LIVE AT TEN A-M RIGHT HERE ON O-T-N.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A JOB AROUND CAMPUS, THE DOME MIGHT BE THE PLACE FOR YOU.
THE CARRIER DOME CONCESSIONS AND CATERING ARE LOOKING TO HIRE UP TO 500 PEOPLE.
THE DIRECTOR OF FOOD SERVICES MARK TEWKSBURY SAID THE POSITIONS ARE FLEXIBLE BUT YOU ARE EXPECTED TO WORK GAME NIGHTS AND WEEKENDS.
THIS HIRING SESSION IS FOR THE REMAINING OF THE 2019 FOOTBALL SEASON AND MAJORITY OF THE MEN’S AND WOMEN’S BASKETBALL GAMES.
INTERIM DIRECTOR OF AUXILARY SERVICES JENNIFER URYNIAK SAID THEY ARE PLANNING FOR THE 2020 FOOTBALL SEASON AS WELL.
