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jgerek — 2014-07-05T18:24:44Z

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- The '''SUNY College at Geneseo''' is a 5,000-student ["college"] located in the small picturesque town of ["Geneseo"], NY. An otherwise quiet town in the ["Genesee Valley"] near ["Mount Morris"], when school is in session, the town begins to bustle. SUNY Geneseo began as a teaching or "Normal" school back in the mid-1800s. In 1948 it became a member of the [http://www.suny.edu/ State Univerity of New York, or SUNY], system. The school, one of thirteen universities in the [http://www.suny.edu/student/campuses_map.cfm SUNY system], boasts 54 degree programs, its most popular and notable being education. The college's increasing selectivity allows it to be comparable to many fine private colleges and universities throught the nation.	+ The '''SUNY College at Geneseo''' is a 5,000-student ["college"] located in the small picturesque town of ["Geneseo"] near the intersection of ["Route 39"], ["Route 63"] and ["Route 20A"]. An otherwise quiet town in the ["Genesee Valley"] near ["Mount Morris"], when school is in session, the town begins to bustle. SUNY Geneseo began as a teaching or "Normal" school back in the mid-1800s. In 1948 it became a member of the [http://www.suny.edu/ State Univerity of New York, or SUNY], system. The school, one of thirteen universities in the [http://www.suny.edu/student/campuses_map.cfm SUNY system], boasts 54 degree programs, its most popular and notable being education. The college's increasing selectivity allows it to be comparable to many fine private colleges and universities throught the nation.

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peteb — 2010-11-19T03:36:56Z

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- '''"...the college will deactivate three academic programs: computer science, communicative disorders, and sciences and studio art. The deactivated programs will remain in operation for three more years. All current students majoring in the programs will be able to complete their degree requirements within this period and graduate from Geneseo, but no new students will be accepted into these programs."'''	+ ''"...the college will deactivate three academic programs: computer science, communicative disorders, and sciences and studio art. The deactivated programs will remain in operation for three more years. All current students majoring in the programs will be able to complete their degree requirements within this period and graduate from Geneseo, but no new students will be accepted into these programs."''

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peteb — 2010-11-19T03:36:10Z

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	+ From a [http://www.rbj.net/article.asp?aID=185775 November 18th Rochester Business Journal article]: + + '''"...the college will deactivate three academic programs: computer science, communicative disorders, and sciences and studio art. The deactivated programs will remain in operation for three more years. All current students majoring in the programs will be able to complete their degree requirements within this period and graduate from Geneseo, but no new students will be accepted into these programs."'''

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alexandergartley — 2008-11-17T20:49:48Z

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alexandergartley — 2008-11-17T20:49:27Z

Upload of image SUNY Geneseo logo.png.

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BradMandell — 2008-09-16T19:07:14Z

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- The '''SUNY College at Geneseo''' is a 5,000-student ["Schools" college] located in the small picturesque town of ["Geneseo"], NY. An otherwise quiet town in the ["Genesee Valley"] near ["Mount Morris"], when school is in session, the town begins to bustle. SUNY Geneseo began as a teaching or "Normal" school back in the mid-1800s. In 1948 it became a member of the [http://www.suny.edu/ State Univerity of New York, or SUNY], system. The school, one of thirteen universities in the [http://www.suny.edu/student/campuses_map.cfm SUNY system], boasts 54 degree programs, its most popular and notable being education. The college's increasing selectivity allows it to be comparable to many fine private colleges and universities throught the nation.	+ The '''SUNY College at Geneseo''' is a 5,000-student ["college"] located in the small picturesque town of ["Geneseo"], NY. An otherwise quiet town in the ["Genesee Valley"] near ["Mount Morris"], when school is in session, the town begins to bustle. SUNY Geneseo began as a teaching or "Normal" school back in the mid-1800s. In 1948 it became a member of the [http://www.suny.edu/ State Univerity of New York, or SUNY], system. The school, one of thirteen universities in the [http://www.suny.edu/student/campuses_map.cfm SUNY system], boasts 54 degree programs, its most popular and notable being education. The college's increasing selectivity allows it to be comparable to many fine private colleges and universities throught the nation.

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BradMandell — 2008-09-16T18:01:18Z

bold topic, category, wiki links (include bars etc so someone will create them)

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- This 5,000-student college is located in the small picturesque town of ["Geneseo"], NY. An otherwise quiet town in the Genesee Valley, when school is in session, the town begins to bustle. SUNY Geneseo began as a teaching or "Normal" school back in the mid-1800s. In 1948 it became a member of the State Univerity of New York, or SUNY, system. The school, one of thirteen universities in the SUNY system, boasts 54 degree programs, its most popular and notable being education. The college's increasing selectivity allows it to be comparable to many fine private colleges and universities throught the nation.	+ The '''SUNY College at Geneseo''' is a 5,000-student ["Schools" college] located in the small picturesque town of ["Geneseo"], NY. An otherwise quiet town in the ["Genesee Valley"] near ["Mount Morris"], when school is in session, the town begins to bustle. SUNY Geneseo began as a teaching or "Normal" school back in the mid-1800s. In 1948 it became a member of the [http://www.suny.edu/ State Univerity of New York, or SUNY], system. The school, one of thirteen universities in the [http://www.suny.edu/student/campuses_map.cfm SUNY system], boasts 54 degree programs, its most popular and notable being education. The college's increasing selectivity allows it to be comparable to many fine private colleges and universities throught the nation.
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- A 35-minute drive from ["Henrietta"], NY, the students tend to remain on campus and within the town's limits to occupy themselves in other ways. The college is home to nineteen greek organizations, which compose most of the party scene for the campus. Although only 10-15% of the students boast Greek Life membership, a large majority of the students head out to the fraternties lining Court Street each weekend. The weekend, however, begins on Wednesday and lasts until Saturday, as with many other small college towns. This is a great advantage to the handful of bars and pizza joints on Main Street and a few others scattered about the town. Perhaps two bragging points some students gleefully announce to their visitors is The Inn Between (IB) made it into Playboy Magazine's top "places-to-be", or that Kelly's Saloon makes their drinks with 90% liquor, 5% ice and 5% pop. After a long night out on the town at fraternity parties and the area bars (Kelly's Saloon, The Idle Hour, The Vital Spot, The Statesman, Club 41, or the IB), most students head to Mama Mia's to wolf down a slice and a few glasses of water, so they can do it all again tomorrow night.	+ A 35-minute drive from ["Henrietta"], NY, the students tend to remain on campus and within the town's limits to occupy themselves in other ways. The college is home to nineteen [http://www.geneseo.edu/~IGC/facts.php greek organizations], which compose most of the party scene for the campus. Although only 10-15% of the students boast Greek Life membership, a large majority of the students head out to the fraternties lining Court Street each weekend. The weekend, however, begins on Wednesday and lasts until Saturday, as with many other small college towns. This is a great advantage to the handful of bars and pizza joints on Main Street and a few others scattered about the town. Perhaps two bragging points some students gleefully announce to their visitors is ["The Inn Between"] (IB) made it into Playboy Magazine's top "places-to-be", or that ["Kelly's Saloon"] makes their drinks with 90% liquor, 5% ice and 5% pop. After a long night out on the town at fraternity parties and the area bars (Kelly's Saloon, ["The Idle Hour"], "The Vital Spot"], ["The Statesman"], ["Club 41"], or the IB), most students head to ["Mama Mia's"] to wolf down a slice and a few glasses of water, so they can do it all again tomorrow night.

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rxscabin — 2007-12-17T15:09:55Z

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alexandergartley — 2007-12-17T06:43:26Z

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alexandergartley — 2007-12-14T20:48:48Z

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alexandergartley — 2007-12-14T20:48:04Z

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alexandergartley — 2007-12-14T20:46:20Z

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alexandergartley — 2007-12-14T20:45:59Z

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- This 5,000-student college is located in the small picturesque town of Geneseo, NY. An otherwise quiet town in the Genesee Valley, when school is in session, the town begins to bustle. SUNY Geneseo began as a teaching or "Normal" school back in the mid-1800s. In 1948 it became a member of the State Univerity of New York, or SUNY, system. The school, one of thirteen universities in the SUNY system, boasts 54 degree programs, its most popular and notable being education. The college's increasing selectivity allows it to be comparable to many fine private colleges and universities throught the nation.	+ This 5,000-student college is located in the small picturesque town of ["Geneseo"], NY. An otherwise quiet town in the Genesee Valley, when school is in session, the town begins to bustle. SUNY Geneseo began as a teaching or "Normal" school back in the mid-1800s. In 1948 it became a member of the State Univerity of New York, or SUNY, system. The school, one of thirteen universities in the SUNY system, boasts 54 degree programs, its most popular and notable being education. The college's increasing selectivity allows it to be comparable to many fine private colleges and universities throught the nation.
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- A 35-minute drive from Henrietta, NY, the students tend to remain on campus and within the town's limits to occupy themselves in other ways. The college is home to nineteen greek organizations, which compose most of the party scene for the campus. Although only 10-15% of the students boast Greek Life membership, a large majority of the students head out to the fraternties lining Court Street each weekend. The weekend, however, begins on Wednesday and lasts until Saturday, as with many other small college towns. This is a great advantage to the handful of bars and pizza joints on Main Street and a few others scattered about the town. Perhaps two bragging points some students gleefully announce to their visitors is The Inn Between (IB) made it into Playboy Magazine's top "places-to-be", or that Kelly's Saloon makes their drinks with 90% liquor, 5% ice and 5% pop. After a long night out on the town at fraternity parties and the area bars (Kelly's Saloon, The Idle Hour, The Vital Spot, The Statesman, Club 41, or the IB), most students head to Mama Mia's or Mariazza's to wolf down a slice and a few glasses of water, so they can do it all again tomorrow night.	+ A 35-minute drive from Henrietta, NY, the students tend to remain on campus and within the town's limits to occupy themselves in other ways. The college is home to nineteen greek organizations, which compose most of the party scene for the campus. Although only 10-15% of the students boast Greek Life membership, a large majority of the students head out to the fraternties lining Court Street each weekend. The weekend, however, begins on Wednesday and lasts until Saturday, as with many other small college towns. This is a great advantage to the handful of bars and pizza joints on Main Street and a few others scattered about the town. Perhaps two bragging points some students gleefully announce to their visitors is The Inn Between (IB) made it into Playboy Magazine's top "places-to-be", or that Kelly's Saloon makes their drinks with 90% liquor, 5% ice and 5% pop. After a long night out on the town at fraternity parties and the area bars (Kelly's Saloon, The Idle Hour, The Vital Spot, The Statesman, Club 41, or the IB), most students head to Mama Mia's or Mariazza's to wolf down a slice and a few glasses of water, so they can do it all again tomorrow night.

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JayUnnikrishnan — 2005-07-21T19:20:03Z

AdamDurand you must drive slow, here's a compromise

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AdamDurand — 2005-07-20T19:01:12Z

Driven from Henrietta to Geneseo hundreds of times; the drive is 45 minutes long

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- A 20-minute drive from Henrietta, NY, the students tend to remain on campus and within the town's limits to occupy themselves in other ways. The college is home to nineteen greek organizations, which compose most of the party scene for the campus. Although only 10-15% of the students boast Greek Life membership, a large majority of the students head out to the fraternties lining Court Street each weekend. The weekend, however, begins on Wednesday and lasts until Saturday, as with many other small college towns. This is a great advantage to the handful of bars and pizza joints on Main Street and a few others scattered about the town. Perhaps two bragging points some students gleefully announce to their visitors is The Inn Between (IB) made it into Playboy Magazine's top "places-to-be", or that Kelly's Saloon makes their drinks with 90% liquor, and 5% ice and 5% pop. After a long night out on the town at Fraternity parties and the area bars (Kelly's Saloon, The Idle Hour, The Vital Spot, The Statesman, Club 41, or the IB), most students head to Mama Mia's or Mariazza's to wolf down a slice and a few glasses of water, so they can do it all again tomorrow.	+ A 20-minute drive from Henrietta, NY, the students tend to remain on campus and within the town's limits to occupy themselves in other ways. The college is home to nineteen greek organizations, which compose most of the party scene for the campus. Although only 10-15% of the students boast Greek Life membership, a large majority of the students head out to the fraternties lining Court Street each weekend. The weekend, however, begins on Wednesday and lasts until Saturday, as with many other small college towns. This is a great advantage to the handful of bars and pizza joints on Main Street and a few others scattered about the town. Perhaps two bragging points some students gleefully announce to their visitors is The Inn Between (IB) made it into Playboy Magazine's top "places-to-be", or that Kelly's Saloon makes their drinks with 90% liquor, 5% ice and 5% pop. After a long night out on the town at Fraternity parties and the area bars (Kelly's Saloon, The Idle Hour, The Vital Spot, The Statesman, Club 41, or the IB), most students head to Mama Mia's or Mariazza's to wolf down a slice and a few glasses of water, so they can do it all again tomorrow.
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	+ + + '''Links''' + + * [http://www.geneseo.edu/ SUNY Geneseo] + * [http://www.geneseo.edu~igc/ SUNY Geneseo Greek Life] + * [http://www.geneseony.org/ Geneseo, NY] + * [http://www.democratandchronicle.com/homes/community/geneseo/story09.html/ Democrat & Chronicle "Day in the Life of Geneseo"] +

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- This 5,000 student college is located in the small picturesque town of Geneseo, NY. An otherwise quiet town in the Genesee Valley, when school is in session, the town begins to bustle. SUNY Geneseo began as a teaching or "Normal" school back in the mid-1800s. In 1948 it became a member of the State Univerity of New York, or SUNY system. The school, one of 13-universities in the SUNY system, boasts 54 degree programs, it's most popular and notable being education. The college's increasing selectivity allows it to be comparable to many fine private colleges and universities throught the nation.	+ This 5,000 student college is located in the small picturesque town of Geneseo, NY. An otherwise quiet town in the Genesee Valley, when school is in session, the town begins to bustle. SUNY Geneseo began as a teaching or "Normal" school back in the mid-1800s. In 1948 it became a member of the State Univerity of New York, or SUNY, system. The school, one of thirteen universities in the SUNY system, boasts 54 degree programs, its most popular and notable being education. The college's increasing selectivity allows it to be comparable to many fine private colleges and universities throught the nation.
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- A 20-minute drive from Henrietta, NY, the students tend to remain on campus and within the town's limits to occupy themselves in other ways. The college is home to nineteen greek organizations, which compose most of the party scene for the campus. Although only 10-15% of the students boast Greek Life membership, a large majority of the students head out to the fraternties lining Court Street each weekend. The weekend, however, begins on Wednesday and lasts until Saturday, as with many other small college towns. This is a great advantage to the handful of bars and pizza joints on Main Street and a few others scattered about the town. Perhaps one bragging point some students gleefully announce to their visitors is The Inn Between (IB) made it into Playboy Magazine's top hook-up joints. After a long night out on the town at Fraternity parties and the area bars (The Idle Hour, The Vital Spot, The Statesman, Club 41, or the IB), most students head to Mama Mia's or Mariazza's to wolf down a slice and a few glasses of water, so they can do it all again tomorrow.	+ A 20-minute drive from Henrietta, NY, the students tend to remain on campus and within the town's limits to occupy themselves in other ways. The college is home to nineteen greek organizations, which compose most of the party scene for the campus. Although only 10-15% of the students boast Greek Life membership, a large majority of the students head out to the fraternties lining Court Street each weekend. The weekend, however, begins on Wednesday and lasts until Saturday, as with many other small college towns. This is a great advantage to the handful of bars and pizza joints on Main Street and a few others scattered about the town. Perhaps two bragging points some students gleefully announce to their visitors is The Inn Between (IB) made it into Playboy Magazine's top "places-to-be", or that Kelly's Saloon makes their drinks with 90% liquor, and 5% ice and 5% pop. After a long night out on the town at Fraternity parties and the area bars (Kelly's Saloon, The Idle Hour, The Vital Spot, The Statesman, Club 41, or the IB), most students head to Mama Mia's or Mariazza's to wolf down a slice and a few glasses of water, so they can do it all again tomorrow.

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	+ This 5,000 student college is located in the small picturesque town of Geneseo, NY. An otherwise quiet town in the Genesee Valley, when school is in session, the town begins to bustle. SUNY Geneseo began as a teaching or "Normal" school back in the mid-1800s. In 1948 it became a member of the State Univerity of New York, or SUNY system. The school, one of 13-universities in the SUNY system, boasts 54 degree programs, it's most popular and notable being education. The college's increasing selectivity allows it to be comparable to many fine private colleges and universities throught the nation. + + A 20-minute drive from Henrietta, NY, the students tend to remain on campus and within the town's limits to occupy themselves in other ways. The college is home to nineteen greek organizations, which compose most of the party scene for the campus. Although only 10-15% of the students boast Greek Life membership, a large majority of the students head out to the fraternties lining Court Street each weekend. The weekend, however, begins on Wednesday and lasts until Saturday, as with many other small college towns. This is a great advantage to the handful of bars and pizza joints on Main Street and a few others scattered about the town. Perhaps one bragging point some students gleefully announce to their visitors is The Inn Between (IB) made it into Playboy Magazine's top hook-up joints. After a long night out on the town at Fraternity parties and the area bars (The Idle Hour, The Vital Spot, The Statesman, Club 41, or the IB), most students head to Mama Mia's or Mariazza's to wolf down a slice and a few glasses of water, so they can do it all again tomorrow. + + Students at SUNY Geneseo party hard and study hard, which lead it to be a great place to get an education, to socialize, and to remain as a selective school praised throughout New York State.