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Palio fanfare
Members of a Siena community kiss during Palio festivities. /PHOTO BY PROFESSOR OLYMPIA NICODEMI
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The piazza, or main square, of Siena. The design is such that movement throughout the day creates a sort of dance and art. It is the location of the famed palio and a gathering place for residents. /PHOTO BY OLYMPIA NICODEMI
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A view of the countryside. /PHOTO BY WES KENNISON '79, FACULTY FELLOW FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
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Siena building detail
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Distinguished Teaching Professor Ron Herzman receives a traditional adornment from a member of the Onde neighborhood when they officially made him a member of their community. /PHOTO BY WES KENNISON '79, FACULTY FELLOW FOR NTERNATIONAL STUDIES
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Distinguished Teaching Professor Ron Herzman is congratulated after he is officially made a member of the Onde neighborhood in Siena, where he has taught and been a part of the community for decades. /PHOTO BY WES KENNISON '79, FACUTLY FELLOW FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
Men's basketball
Jordan Jones '14 gets ready to pass the ball during the men's basketball game against Medaille College on Nov. 17. Geneseo won 69-63. /PHOTO BY KEITH WALTERS '11
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On Nov. 21,the SUNY Geneseo Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Distinguished Service Professor James
Walker, and the Festival Chorus, directed by Professor Gerard Floriano, performed an all Beethoven concert. The guest pianist was Linda Boianova from the music department at Nazareth College. /PHOTO BY KEITH WALTERS '11
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Mike Hoy '12, a guard, captures the ball during the Nov. 17 men's basketball game against Medaille College. /PHOTO BY KEITH WALTERS '11
"The Mystery of Edwin Drood"
SUNY Geneseo staged Rupert Holmes' popular version of the musical comedy "The Mystery of Edwin Drood," Nov. 17-20 in the Alice Austin Theatre. Photo by Ben Gajewski '08
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Drood shots are by Ben Gajewski '08. "The Mystery of Edwin Drood" was staged Nov. 17-20 and directed and choreographed by Professor Melanie Blood./PHOTO BY BEN GAJEWSKI '08
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Cast members of "The Mystery of Edwin Drood" perform during the Nov. 17-20 staging, directed and choreographed by Professor Melanie Blood./PHOTO BY BEN GAJEWSKI '08
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Students sample dishes at the annual Campus Auxiliary Services Foodshow on Nov. 17 in the College Union Ballroom. The students voted for their favorite creations, which they would want featured on next semester's menu. /PHOTO BY SARAH KOSLOSKI '12
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Campus Auxiliary Services Chef Frank Brisbano prepares a caramelized apple upside-down cake at the annual CAS Foodshow on Nov. 17 in the
College Union Ballroom. Students sampled foods from over 25 vendors
and voted for the stars of next semester's menu. /PHOTO BY SARAH KOSLOSKI '12
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The SUNY Geneseo Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Distinguished Service Professor James
Walker, and the Festival Chorus, directed by Professor Gerard Floriano, performed an all Beethoven concert on Nov. 21. /PHOTO BY KEITH WALTERS '11
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Assistant Coach Don Chichester speaks with members of the men's basketball team during the Nov. 17 game against Medaille College, which Geneseo won 69-63.
/PHOTO BY KEITH WALTERS '11
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Men's basketball Head Coach Steve Minton gives Abe Miller '12 pointers during the Nov. 17 game against Medaille College. Geneseo won 69-63. /PHOTO BY KEITH WALTERS '11
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A seagull takes in the valley view on campus. /PHOTO BY BRIAN BENNETT
It's Snowing...
The first (sticking) snowfall of the season.
Photo by Amanda Lindley.
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Cynthia Benci Gibbs ’75 on her dream trip to Israel, in the Mount of Olives with Old City Jerusalem and its ancient city wall and golden domed Dome of the Rock in the background.
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Mary Ann Maccariello Guarino Class of '68, at the Trevi Fountain in Rome, Italy.
Geneseo Biology Research Symposium
The Geneseo chapter of Beta Beta Beta (Tri-Beta), a biological study society, hosted a Geneseo Biology Research Symposium on Dec. 3, to showcase what fellow students and faculty are research, how to get involved with research, and internship possibilities. Morgann Clark discusses her research project with fellow students.
Photo by Brian Bennett
Iceland
Tom Wiggins '84 gets around ... this time to Reykjavik, Iceland, where he's posing with the Viking sculpture. He recently took his Scene to St. Lucia too!
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Jill Holcomb ’04, in Amsterdam in the Netherlands.
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Marilyn Moore, director of athletics, presents the women's field hockey team with a plaque at the mens' basketball game on Dec. 1. The team won the State University of New York Athletic Conference championship. /PHOTO BY KEITH WALTERS
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Students gave a snowman a hipper look after creating him on the Sturges Quad after the first snowfall on campus last week. /PHOTO BY KEITH WALTERS
Japanese Culture Club
The Japanese Culture Club dances during its "Japan Knight" event on Dec. 4, which featured a dinner of Japanese food followed by entertainment. /PHOTO BY SARAH KOSLOSKi
Musical Theater Club
The Musical Theatre Club, a student organization, put on its Fall revue "MTC Likes This!" on Dec. 2, featuring songs from Broadway musicals. /PHOTO BY SARAH KOSLOSKI
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Junior guard Katelyn Carbonneau takes control of the ball during the women's basketball game on Nov. 30. The team opened its home
schedule with a win over Rochester Institute of Technology in the opening round of the Wendy's Classic. /PHOTO BY KEITH WALTERS
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Geneseo Mayor and former Professor Dick Hatheway welcomes participants in the annual Geneseo ChristmaSing on Main St. on Dec. 3. The annual event is a tradition for several alums, faculty and staff members. /PHOTO BY KEITH WALTERS
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A student carries a bright umbrella to ward off the wet snow in front of Sturges during the first snowfall on campus. /PHOTO BY BRIAN BENNETT
Dance Ensemble 1
Members of the Geneseo Dance Ensemble rehearse for their "Crossig Fixed Points" concert Dec. 10-12. The ensemble is led by dance Professor Jonette Lancos. /PHOTO BY SARAH KOSLOSKI.
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Performers rehearse for the "Crossing Fixed Points" winter concert Dec. 9 through 12. The ensemble is led by Professor Jonette Lancos. /PHOTO BY SARAH KOSLOSKI
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The Geneseo Crew Team challenged passers-by on Dec. 10 in the College Union lobby to see if they could best crew members on the team's conditioning machines. /PHOTO BY BRIAN BENNETT
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Professor Gerard Floriano leads the Geneseo Chamber Singers at a Dec. 5 concert that also featured the Spectirum Women's Ensemble and the Geneseo String Band, performing selections for the holiday season./PHOTO BY KEITH WALTERS
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Men's hockey players get ready to stop a puck during the Ice Knighsts home game on Dec. 4 against SUNY Oswego. The Geneseo team enters the winter break ranked number 9 in the latest Division III national poll. /PHOTO BY BEN GAJEWSKI
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Linda Shepard, secretary in the President's Office, is surprised during her retirement party on Dec. 6 by the appearance of her husband and her two sons and wives, who came from out of town. /PHOTO BY BRIAN BENNETT
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Geneseo art students, under leadership of Associate Pofessor Dan DeZarn, collaborated with high school metal trades students to create decorative angels that 30 Mt. Morris, N.Y., businesses are displaying during the holiday season.
The college and high-school students worked together to design and fabricate the life-sized angels, made from sheets of polished stainless steel that were donated by New York City real estate developer Greg O’Connell ’64, who is helping revitalize the Mt. Morris business community.
The students made the angels with characteristics reflecting each participating business. The angels were later auctioned off to benefit Teresa House, a hospice in Geneseo. /PHOTO BY BRIAN BENNETT
“This was a terrific community service project that mutually benefited our students and the high school students,” said Dan DeZarn, associate professor of art, who teaches the Geneseo metalsmithing class involved in the project. “Our students gained practical skills from the high school students on using welding tools and other machinery, and the high-school students learned art and design techniques from our class members.”
The students fabricated the angels in the metal trades/welding class of Olie Olson at the Charles G. May Career and Technical Center in Mount Morris.
Wellness Fair
Executive Chef Jonna Anne demonstrates healthy meals that can be prepared in 15 minutes or less for those who attended the Employee Wellness Fair in the College Union on Dec. 1. It featured 35 vendors, including Campus Auxiliary Services.
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Students look at an exhibit at the Geneseo chapter of Beta Beta Beta (Tri-Beta), a biological study society, hosted a Geneseo Biology Research Symposium on Dec. 3. It showcased what fellow students and faculty are researching, how
to get involved with research and internship possibilities. /PHOTO BY BRIAN BENNETT
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Attendees look at research in the local showcase for the regional chapter of Beta Beta Beta (Tri-Beta), a
biological study society, hosted a Geneseo Biology Research Symposium. The Dec. 3 showcase highlighted what fellow students and faculty are researching, how to get involved with research and internship possibilities.
/PHOTO BY BRIAN BENETT