p {text-indent:18px} For many students, shipping off to an unfamiliar city alone for a summer sounds like a daunting prospect. For junior Rebecca Fitzgerald, however, it sounds like an adventure. Fitzgerald landed an internship in the sports department of The Kansas City Star in Missouri, an impressive experience to add to her already long list of journalistic accomplishments.

p {text-indent:18px} It’s impossible to believe senior Kenny Cember loves anything more than the Kansas City Chiefs and broadcasting his sports-related opinions on the radio. Football and sports in general are subjects Cember is clearly passionate about, only slightly combated by his brotherly love for Sigma Alpha Mu.

p {text-indent:18px} After a freshman year spent immersed in calculus, microorganisms and genetic formulas, senior Tyler Schwab experienced what he called “somewhat” of a crisis. While Schwab said he enjoyed science, he wanted to express himself in a way that his biology major didn’t seem to allow: specifically, his interest in movies.

  Retirement can be an end and a beginning, a bookend to a significant amount of life’s experiences, but a door to many more. Associate professor of history David Tamarin, currently in his last semester at Geneseo, has many experiences to look back on, but also much to look forward to.

p {text-indent:18px} College is all about broadening your horizons. Perhaps a good example of this would be applying your major studies to the observation of slave-making ants while casually catching up on James Joyce’s Ulysses. An English and biology double major, junior Vincent Uddhava Stowell spends his time at Geneseo living in the moment, something he attributes to his childhood spent in Ganeshpuri, India, a small ashram community 90 minutes northwest of Mumbai.