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‘Do not get discouraged’: Obama speaks at Central NY college (Good Morning CNY)

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‘Do not get discouraged’: Obama speaks at Central NY college (Good Morning CNY)

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19 hours ago·Syracuse, United States

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Barack Obama Says The 'Silent' Part Out Loud With 'Unimaginable' Trump Comparison

The former president said he's "deeply concerned" about these Trump administration moves in remarks at an Upstate New York college.

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cnyhomepage.com

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A Conversation with President Barack Obama at Hamilton College

CLINTON, NY (WUTR/WFXV/WPNY) — Follow along with Eyewitness News reporter Kayla Bruce at Hamilton College's 2025 Sacerdote Great Names Series, where the 44th President of the U.S., Barack Obama, is this year's featured speaker! Check back throughout the night for updates as the former president sits down with students and staff for a Q&A session beginning at 7 PM ET. LIVE NOW - 8:35 PM: The crowd erupts in applause as former president Barack Oba…

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Former President Barack Obama at Hamilton College in Clinton

Former President Barack Obama will take the Hamilton College stage at 7 p.m. for a discussion that is part of the school's Sacerdote Great Names Series. We will have LIVE UPDATES here.

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romesentinel.com

Obama tells Hamilton College students not to get discouraged

CLINTON — Former President Barack H. Obama told Hamilton College students Thursday that progress can be slow and hard at times, but to keep going to try to make changes for the better.

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