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10:26 Siena College President Chris Gibson is calling on New York state to revise its rules for in-person graduation ceremonies. The private college in Loudonville plans to hold commencement at the Times Union Center in Albany May 30th with the arena’s capacity capped at 10 percent. But if it was a sporting event, the downtown venue would be allowed to fill 25 percent of its seats. WAMC s Jim Levulis spoke with Gibson, a former Capital Region Republican Congressman, about the college’s plans. Gibson: We plan in-person commencement. In fact, we re going to have in-person weekend of festivities. And that includes Sunday, May 30 commencement. At the moment, given where the guidelines are for capacity limits in The Times Union Center, what that means for Siena is two different ceremonies. So you know, we got about 800 graduates. And we ll have to do a ceremony for 400, along with a couple guests for each of our graduates and faculty and staff that are supporting. And then we ll cl

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