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Byline: Jennika Pierie Staff writer
NASA satellites, Richard Nixon, the Appalachian mountain region and one boring summer led Harold Morse from a degree at the State University College at Oswego to where he is today.
Morse is a founder of The Learning Channel and founder and CEO of Ovation, an all-arts programming network.
Saturday night, he received the college's Distinguished Alumni Award at the Alumni Anniversary Class Dinner.
Morse said after he was awarded his degree in 1961, he went on to teach sixth grade in Rome. He married a local woman who had graduated from Georgetown University and had found a job there.
After a few…