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hixlax10

SUNY University at Albany '14
Majoring in Journalism
Member since 5/23/2011

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Off-Campus Housing at SUNY University at Albany

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Off-Campus Housing Beware!

Houses are old and smelly. I felt like I was going to fall through the stairs. If you cleaned it up nicely then it won't be as bad.

Jul 30, 2011

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Inside Scoop at SUNY University at Albany

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Kegs and Eggs

I dare you to find something crazier than kegs and eggs. not only is it wild but it brings the school together, even though it's not really in the best way.

Jul 30, 2011

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SUNY University at Albany - The FountainThe Fountain
The Fountain The fountain is like the watering hole of UAlbany. From bookworms to athletes, everyone at Albany enjoys a leisurely game of Frisbee or dip in the fountain. It brings the school together in the heart of campus.
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SUNY University at Albany - WinterWinter
Winter Winter is also known as the "Arctic Tundra" of Albany. Although it doesn't get as much snow as Buffalo or Oswego, Albany definitely gets its fair share of wrath from Jack Frost. No worries—the University has a cornucopia of warm underground tunnels for those without snow boots or the will to trudge through the winter wonderland.
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SUNY University at Albany - SpringSpring
Spring This goes to show that Albany isn't like the North Pole year-round. When spring has sprung, the panoramic view of campus is phenomenal.
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SUNY University at Albany - Fountain at nightFountain at night
Fountain at night When it's warm out on a weekday and going downtown doesn't tickle your fancy, a dip in the fountain is ideal. Many a student enjoys a splash around the fountain in the moonlight.
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SUNY University at Albany - DormDorm
Dorm Here's half of a dorm room. Though this is a designed triple, the other rooms look very similar. Don't let the small size fool you; you'll be comfortably settled in in no time.
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SUNY University at Albany - LC 18LC 18
LC 18 Welcome to Lecture Center 18! If you're taking a large lecture, it will look a lot like this.
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SUNY University at Albany - Kegs and EggsKegs and Eggs
Kegs and Eggs The Kegs and Eggs Riot (or just "Kegs and Eggs" as students like to call it) will forever be Albany's most infamous holiday of drunkenly devouring egg sandwiches and executing keg stands in the streets. It's an experience you'll definitely want to experience, and one you'll never forget.
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SUNY University at Albany - SportsSports
Sports Sports are an important part of Albany and a win like this (for the women's lacrosse team) really makes the students proud to be Great Danes!
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SUNY University at Albany - Dining HallDining Hall
Dining Hall This is a little snippet of the Indian Quad Dining Hall. The dining halls are nicely arranged with a variety of food options and seating.
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SUNY University at Albany - Candle Lighting CeremonyCandle Lighting Ceremony
Candle Lighting Ceremony The Candle Lighting Ceremony is on the first night of school for freshmen to meet and mingle. It's a truly beautiful sight, especially with the fireworks at the end.
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SUNY University at Albany - Rush WeekRush Week
Rush Week Rush Week is actually more than one week; it's a series of weekends with fun themed parties hosted by frats and sororities. This is a paint party—definitely one of the wildest ones they have.
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SUNY University at Albany - State TowerState Tower
State Tower This is State Tower at night. Very scenic.
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