SUNY Cortland President apologizes for Cortaca behavior
by Katie Corrado
Posted: 11.17.2013 at 8:03 PM
CORTLAND -- On Sunday, SUNY Cortland President Erik J. Bitterbaum apologized for students' behavior at Cortaca on Saturday.
"As the president of SUNY Cortland, I would like to personally apologize to the Cortland community for the inexcusable behavior of some of our students related to Saturday¡¯s football game with Ithaca College. Please be assured that the College will work closely with city officials to implement measures intended to prevent this type of activity from occur ring again.
SUNY Cortland takes pride in maintaining a positive, mutually beneficial relationship with its neighbors and the surrounding community. Several years ago, collaboration between the College and the city allowed us to stop the destructive Clayton Avenue block party that used to occur every spring. We are confident we can have a similar impact on the unruly celebrations surrounding Cortaca."
source: http://www.cnycentral.com/news/story.aspx?id=972720#.Uqc0e-JKVzt
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