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Students enjoy a recent warm fall day in the Sturges Quad. /PHOTO BY BRIAN BENNETT
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Not to be upstaged by the fall colors, the Painted Tree gets a new coating of hot pink. /PHOTO BY BRIAN BENNETT
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Devon Borowski' 11, a baritone, performs at the Honors Recital during Parents Weekend on Oct. 22 and 23. /PHOTO BY KEITH WALTERS
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Fans celebrate with the Ice Knights on Oct. 22 after Geneseo's win against Neumann College, 3-2. /PHOTO BY KEITH WALTERS
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A rainbow sets a beautiful backdrop behind the Integrated Science Center on Oct. 21. /PHOTO BY SARAH KOSLOSKI
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Professor of English Beth McCoy speaks about "How Does the Caged Bird Sing? Ways to Read a Paul Laurence Dunbar Poem" at the Parents College on Parents Weekend. /PHOTO BY BRIAN BENNETT
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President Christopher C. Dahl, in back, walks with members of the college community on Oct. 26 in the “Walk With Me” event — a silent procession across campus to raise awareness for the victims of domestic abuse. Students also shared experiences about domestic violence. October was Domestic Violence Awareness Month, with students and staff wearing purple to show support
for victims. /PHOTO BY BRIAN BENNETT
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Parents of Geneseo students learn more about social media sites during the "Navigating Today's Electronic Social Networking-Facebook, Linkedin, Twitter and more" session during Parents Weekend. /PHOTOS BY BRIAN BENNETT
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Tom DeMott, chair of the School of Business' Business Advisory Committee and president of DeMott & Smith, a certified public accountants business, came to campus to speak to students on "How to Achieve Your Professional Goals" on Oct. 26. /PHOTO BY BRIAN BENNETT
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Tom Cambier ’01 speaks about “Getting the Most from Your Geneseo Experience" during an alumni panel on Parents Weekend. /PHOTO BY SARAH KOSLOSKI
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A bicycle is framed in fall color. /PHOTO BY BRIAN BENNETT
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Amy Sheldon, assistant professor of geological sciences, gives a demonstration of the wave tank during Parents Weekend.
/PHOTO BY SARAH KOSLOSKI
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A parent of a Geneseo student laughs as Meredith Harrigan, assistant professor of communication, talks about the difference of what men and women hear in various phrases during her Parents College session, "You Said What? Exploring Language as symbolic Action." /PHOTO BY KRIS DREESSEN
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Students attend the "Best Intentions: Lifelong Consequences" panel program held in the Knight Spot on Oct. 26, as part of Cultural Harmony Week. /PHOTO BY SARAH KOSLOSKI
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Fans at the Alumni Hockey Game cheer for players on Oct. 30./PHOTO BY KEITH WALTERS
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Geneseo women’s volleyball won Oct. 30 over SUNY Potsdam, 25-18,
25-19 and 25-20. /PHOTO BY KEITH WALTERS
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Alumni joke around during the Alumni Hockey Game on Oct. 30. /PHOTO KEITH WALTERS
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Thomas Mikolasko ’90, managing director of investment banking at HFP Capital Markets LLC, gives a GOLD program on Oct. 25, "Pearls of Wisdom from Successful Leaders: From Restaurants to Investment Banking." /PHOTO BY KEITH WALTERS
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Jan McDonald, Executive Director of Rochester Roots, spoke Oct. 25 on "Edible Ed: An Innovative School Garden Project". Photo by Keith Walters
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Rochester area alumni, parents and friends in the financial services industry gathered for a reception on Nov. 3. The program featured a distinguished panel addressing “Financial Regulatory Reform." Speaking at the forum were, from left to right: Allana MacDonald Lazeroff '90, senior vice president of Genesee Regional Bank; Daniel G. Loughran '86, senior vice president and senior portfolio manager at Oppenheimer Funds; Daniel J. Burns, a parent, regional president for Rochester Division, M&T Bank; Kevin P. Gavagan '75, president of QCI Asset Management; and Craig J. Curran '92, an assistant vice president at Merrill Lynch. The reception was sponsored by Michael Kauffman '84 and Genesee Regional Bank. /PHOTO BY BRIAN BENNETT
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Senior Rianna Travers hits the ball during Geneseo's victorious game against SUNY Brockport, 3-0, on Nov. 5, in the State University of New York Athletic Conference women' field hockey semifinal game. /PHOTO BY SARAH KOSLOSKI
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The women's field hockey team celebrates their 2010 State University of New York Athletic Conference champion title on Nov. 6 by defeating Cortland 1-0 on their home field. /PHOTO BY KEITH WALTERS
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The women's field hockey team celebrates their 2010 State University of New York Athletic Conference champion title on Nov. 6 by defeating Cortland 1-0 on their home field. /PHOTO BY KEITH WALTERS
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The women's field hockey team celebrates their 2010 State University of New York Athletic Conference champion title on Nov. 6 by defeating Cortland 1-0 on their home field. /PHOTO BY KEITH WALTERS
"Whip It Good" fundraiser
Geneseo's student chapter of Invisible Children held a "Whip It Good" fund-raiser to aid a school in Uganda today, Friday, Nov. 12. Students could create a t-shirt by donning braided wigs, dipping them in paint, then "whipping" them while inside a tent set up in front of the College Union. Photo by Brian Bennett.
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The Geneseo equestrian team hosted the Geneseo Horse Shows at Rolelu Farms on Nov. 13, finishing fourth out of 11 teams. /PHOTO BY KEITH WALTERS
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A bird's nest perches upon the domed archway outside of the Integrated Science Center.
Photo by Brian Bennett
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Students perform at The China Night Dinner on Nov. 6 in the College Union Ballroom. /PHOTO BY SARAH KOSLOSKI
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Students perform at The China Night Dinner on Nov. 6 in the College Union Ballroom. /PHOTO BY SARAH KOSLOSKI
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Tiffany Courtney '02, speaks about her career at the Women's Leadership Institute on Nov. 5. She is the director of the financial reporting group at the Philadelphia Industrial Development Corp. /PHOTO BY BRIAN BENNETT
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The sun sets Nov. 10 on campus. /PHOTO BY BRIAN BENNETT
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A studnet walks on campus on Nov. 10. /PHOTO BY BRIAN BENNETT
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Rose McEwen, associate professor and chair of foreign language and literatures, shares stories from Latin America in collaboration with the "El Sauce, Nicaragua" photo exhibition in the Lederer Gallery, on Nov. 3. /PHOTO BY KEITH WALTERS
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Frank Vafier '74 took part in the GOLD program's "Pearls of Wisdom from Successful Leaders Series" by presenting "The Prolifics Story — Building a Business from $500 to $50 Million" on Nov. 11. Vafier is the CEO of Prolifics, a global software and consulting company headquartered in New York City. He is also a member of The Geneseo Foundation Board of Directors. /PHOTO BY KEITH WALTERS
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Professor Audrey Kurth Cronin of the National Defense University speaks about "How Terrorism Ends: Understanding the Decline and Demise of Terrorist Campaigns" on Nov. 10. Her talk was sponsored by the Department of Political Science and International Relations. /PHOTO BY KEITH WALTERS
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Geneseo Provost Carol Long, left, President Christopher C. Dahl, Chip Matthews,director of college union and activities, and Mark Scott, executive director of Campus Auxiliary Services, perform the ribbon-cutting ceremony on Nov. 12 for the new Starbucks that opened in the College Union. Raffles, prizes and free samples were given throughout the day. /PHOTO BY BRIAN BENNETT
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Jennifer O'Meara '07 gave a presentation on her Peace Corps experience in Burkina Faso on Nov. 10. A total of 211 Geneseo graduates have joined the Peace Corps since 1961. The college has 18 alumni serving throughout the world now. /PHOTO BY KEITH WALTERS
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Members of Alpha Phi Omega service fraternity sell woven bracelets in the MacVittie College Union on Nov. 4 in support of the Pulsera Project, a nonprofit organization that supports young Nicaraguan artists of the Los Quinchos and Sí a la Vida children's shelters through sales of their handwoven bracelets, or "pulseras." /PHOTO BY SARAH KOSLOSKI
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Geneseo's student chapter of Invisible Children held a "Whip It Good" fundraiser to aid a school in Uganda on Nov. 12. Students could create a T-shirt by donning braided wigs, dipping them in paint, then "whipping" them while inside a tent set up in front of the College Union. Invisible Children assists children in Africa who were part of child solider units. /PHOTO BY BRIAN BENNETT
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Geography major Kathleen Davison '11 helps promote the national Geography Awareness Week by manning a table on the College Green on Nov. 15. /PHOTO BY BRIAN BENNETT
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Geneseo's student chapter of Invisible Children held a "Whip It Good" fundraiser to aid a school in Uganda on Nov. 12. Students could create a T-shirt by donning braided wigs, dipping them in paint, then "whipping" them while inside a tent set up in front of the College Union. Invisible Children assists children in Africa who were part of child solider units. /PHOTO BY BRIAN BENNETT
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A giant 25-foot inflatable, plastic duck greeted visitors at the College Green on Nov. 3, as members of the Geneseo Environmental Organization called attention to its PVC-free campaign it is launching, hoping to spread awareness of the dangers of polyvinyl chloride (PVC). /PHOTO BY SARAH KOSLOSKI
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Members of the women's basketball team help senior citizens who live in Geneseo by raking their leaves in the annual athletes' volunteer day on Nov. 14. The event is an annual tradition that has helped Geneseo garner volunteer honors. /PHOTO BY SARAH KOSLOSKI
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Too fast to read? Serge Berig '10 rides his Earthwing speedboard in the Catskill Mountains.
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Linda Hughson Pacelli '71 and Doug Dixon '71 in the ancient city of Carcasonne, France.
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International Fellow for International Studies Wes Kennison speaks about the new Humanities II course in El Sauce, Nicaragua, on Nov. 18 in the Lederer Gallery, in conjunction with the "El Sauce, Nicaragua" photo exhibition. /PHOTO BY KRIS DREESSEN
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The Siena tower, which is the centerpiece of the medieval city in Italy. /PHOTO BY RONI LEE KENNISON '98