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The Temptations (1972-1973)
The Kinks (1978-1989)
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Steve Martin (1977)
Steve Martin's second performance on campus, a year after his first, sold out in 20 minutes, said a student organizer.
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Ray Charles (1988)
Peter Gabriel (1978-1989)
Peter Gabriel performed with his solo career after departing from Genesis.
Marshall Tucker Band (1974)
Larry Linville (1988-1989)
Larry Linville, who played Major Frank Burns on the hit TV show "Mash," spoke on campus.
Jay Leno (1988)
James Taylor (1988-1989)
James Taylor returned to campus in the 1988-1989 year.
James Taylor (1983-1984)
The Fire and Rain and Carolina On My Mind singer performed twice on campus, the first time in the 1983-1984 class year.
Henny Youngman (1986-1987)
Comedian and musician Henny Youngman performed for Parents Weekend.
George Thorogood (1988-1989)
George Thorogood and the Delaware Destroyers played.
Gloria Steinem (1986-1987)
Gloria Steinem, writer, lecturer, political activist and feminist organizer spoke on campus.
Dennis Miller (1989)
The Byrds (1972-1973)
Billy Joel (1976-1977)
Billy Joel performed on campus to promote his fifth LP, "The Stranger."
Alex Haley (1986-1987)
Alex Haley, the author of the book "Roots."
10,000Maniacs (1989)
The 10,000 Maniacs played on campus in 1989 with a special treat: John Lombardo '74, who co-founded the band in Jamestown, N.Y., and still plays with them. Watch a video of John playing a song in 2017: scene.geneseo.edu/2018/08/video-john-lombardo-74-of-10000...
Guinea, West Africa
Katie Roche '17 took a photo with her magazine in Guinea, West Africa, where she is serving as a Peace Corps volunteer teaching math and chemistry in French at a middle school.
Vietnam
Sasha Fekula '17 right and Tara O’Connor '16 visit Ninh Binh Vietnam.
Classes of 1970 and 1971
The same crew, from a gathering in the 1990s: Barbara Preston, Roberta Preston Hirliman, Carol Baughman Willard, Annette Hanwell Toaspern, and Mary MacElduff Vassalo.
Venice
Carla Pennello Quackenbush '10, takes a gondola ride in Venice, Italy, with her Scene.
Classes of 1970 and 1971
The same crew, from during their college years: Barbara Preston, Roberta Preston Hirliman, Carol Baughman Willard, Annette Hanwell Toaspern, and Mary MacElduff Vassalo.
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Classes of 1970 and 1971
"At the end of October, I met up with old Clio friends, for a fun reunion. Our photos are from 1970, the 'middle' and today, showing the friendships continue. We met in Orlando, Fla., and spent a terrific week swimming, playing trivia games, doing an escape room and siteseeing." In the photo in front of the door, numbered 1967 — the year we met each other — are, from left to right: Barbara Preston, Roberta Preston Hirliman, Carol Baughman Willard, Annette Hanwell Toaspern, and Mary MacElduff Vassalo.
Cliffs Of Moher, Ireland
Neil Hymowitz '93 and Michelle Drews Hymowitz '93 hoped to visit Ireland and England on their honeymoon, but never made it. Twenty years later, they did, and took their Scene. "We still keep Geneseo as one of our favorite places to visit," said Neil.
Opening Convocation
New students arrive for New Student Convocation before the start of the fall semester. /Photo by Keith Walters '11
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Roemer Arboretum
The Roemer Arboretum is a natural oasis on campus, with 20 acres, walking trails and unique space for student and faculty research and experiences, such as the annual Ephemeral Arts Festival, nature walks and more. /PHOTO BY KEITH WALTERS '11
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A Great Place to Start
First-year students gather on the College Green for First Knight, a Geneseo tradition that marks the start of the academic year. /PHOTO BY KEITH WALTERS '11
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Teaming Up
Members of the Geneseo volleyball team unite before a home match against Houghton College on Oct. 9. The Knights won 3-0 and raised $2,800 for the Side Out Foundation for breast cancer research, during the team's inaugural Dig Pink fundraiser. The team sold t-shirts and hosted a silent auction. Fans also purchased ribbons at the door and wrote the names of family and friends impacted by cancer. The names were posted on the "Wall of Heroes" inside Schrader Gymnasium. /PHOTO BY KEITH WALTERS '11
Milne Library Lobby
Milne Library Common Area
Milne Library Common Area
ISC Lobby
College Green
Gazebo
Gazebo and Sturges
Yugoslavia.
Silver and ceramic tea cups from Yugoslavia.
Roemer Arboretum
Egypt
A gold service teapot from Egypt.
Yugoslavia
A serving platter from Yugoslavia.
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