Citrus TV
   
   
Podcasts  |  Blog  |  Operations
NewsSportsEntertainmentAdditional Productions
 

CitrusTV Blog


Sports Blog
 
 

NEWS ALERT – Jerk Magazine Censored by Graham Dining Hall Manager

Saturday, Feb 6, 2010 at 10:57 am by admin

news-alert-logo

CitrusTV News was first to report Friday afternoon that Jerk Magazine, an award-winning student publication here at Syracuse University, was banned from distributing copies in Graham Dining Hall. Both the magazine and SU Food Services are currently investigating whether or not certain student organization rights have been violated. Be sure to watch the Friday, February 5 episode of CitrusTV News Live at 6 (available on this website) for more details. And, stay with CitrusTV News as the story develops.

CitrusTV is proud to be on the leading edge of student reporting at SU. Through our programming, we break the biggest stories faster and in more detail than any of the other student news organizations on campus. At CitrusTV, we are dedicated to serving the community every day in any way we can. We really are your station.

Jerk Magazine Story on YouTube


CitrusTV Awards Banquet 2009

Friday, Apr 24, 2009 at 6:36 pm by admin

This year, the CitrusTV Awards Banquet (coordinated by Leah Gebler ’12, Director of Alumni Relations/Events) was held on April 18, 2009 at the Drumlins Country Club right here in Syracuse!  After a brief cocktail hour with cash bar, the 75+ station members in attendance sat down to a dinner catered by Drumlins.

CitrusTV's Executive Staff.  Back Row L-R Bill Sharp '12, Wes Purvis '10, Jaime Sasso '10, Jon Erwin '10, David Resnick '10, Jaclyn Schillinger '11.  Front row L-R Sheetal Kotha '10, Spencer Raymond '10, Leah Gebler '12

CitrusTV's Executive Staff. Back row L-R: Bill Sharp '12, Wes Purvis '10, Jaime Sasso '10, Jon Erwin '10, David Resnick '10, Jaclyn Schillinger '11. Front row L-R: Sheetal Kotha '10, Spencer Raymond '10, Leah Gebler '12

After all had ate, drunk, and been marry, keynote speaker Dave Ryan ’89 (CitrusTV Alum and veteran ESPN announcer) began his address to the station.  He touched on the many things that could go wrong on one’s first day at a new station, rambunctiously relating his first day the audience.  Ryan emphasized both networking and high grades as the key to job success out of college.  As an adjunct professor at the Newhouse School, teaching a sports reporting class, Ryan professed his belief in grades over experience, regardless of industry.  A student with a 3.5, he said, would nearly always receive a job offer over a student with a 3.0 and mile-long resume.

At the conclusion of Ryan’s speech, General Manager Jaime Sasso ’10 took the podium to give a very complementary “Year-In-Review” to the station, highlighting achievements in programming and modernization of technology used to produce different shows.

Following Sasso’s speech, Spencer Raymond ’10 (News Director and emcee for the night’s awards) initiated the awards ceremony.  A total of 21 awards were given out between four departments: Promotions, News, Sports, and Entertainment.  The final award, presented by Sasso, was the “Lifetime Achievement Award”, which was given to Gordon Brookes ’09 (a 3-year member of CitrusTV Executive Staff and various station departments).  The station screened a video tribute (see below) to Brookes, in which station members close to the winner reflected on his strengths, talents, and favorite flavor of cookie.  Brookes made a short acceptance speech which concluded the event, and enticed all to continue to contribute as much of their time and energy that they could to CitrusTV.

2009 Lifetime Achievement Video: The Commissioner

Get the Flash Player to see this player.

Station members collected their commemorative “CitrusTV” shotglasses, much to Ryan’s chagrin, and continued to mingle over drinks before heading back to campus.  This year’s Awards Banquet was certainly a success!


Maggies Bar and Grill closes its doors

Wednesday, Apr 15, 2009 at 3:37 pm by admin

CitrusTV News first learned this morning that Maggies Restaurant and Sports Bar on Marshall Street will temporarily close its doors. 

A notice of suspension was posted this morning stating the bar was in violation of the New York State Alcoholic Beverages Council. The bar was cited on April 1 for serving alcohol to those underage. It was raided by the NY State Liquor Authority.

CitrusTV Producer Lara Rolo spoke with Chris Raslan, the bar’s manager, today after learning of the closure. Raslan said the bar would close instead of paying outstanding fines. The bar has until May 8 to plead guilty or not guilty.  

Tune in to CitrusTV News Live at 6 for the latest.



 
 
 
News  |  Sports  |  Entertainment  |  Additional Productions  |  About Us  |  Contact Us
Podcasts  |  Operations  |  Promotions
Copyright © 2008, CitrusTV
info@citrustv.net  |  (315) 443-2041  |  316 Waverly Ave., Syracuse, NY 13244