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R.I.T. News & Events - April 6, 1970, University News Services, Rochester Institute Of Technology Apr 1970

R.I.T. News & Events - April 6, 1970, University News Services, Rochester Institute Of Technology

University Publications

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Reporter - April 3rd 1970, Rit Reporter Staff Apr 1970

Reporter - April 3rd 1970, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Reprofile (pg. 2); Editorial (pg. 3); Letters (pg. 3); Briefly… (pg. 4); Hogadone to retire (pg. 4); Black week starts Wednesday (pg. 4); Two profs publish books (pg. 4); Techmila portraits in (pg. 4); SA has changed (pg. 5); Moratorium speaker (pg. 5); CU is active (pg. 5); Dining room open (pg. 5); New degree (pg. 6); S.F. authors here (pg. 6); New degree (pg. 6); Mrs. Ellingson appointed (pg. 6); CENTRA/WITR elections (pg. 6); First forum speakers (pg. 6); Phi Sig’s founders day (pg. 6); Delta Sig’s Spring rush (pg. 6); The Three Musketeers – you owe them much …

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R.I.T. News & Events - March 31, 1970, University News Services, Rochester Institute Of Technology Mar 1970

R.I.T. News & Events - March 31, 1970, University News Services, Rochester Institute Of Technology

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Reporter - March 27th 1970, Rit Reporter Staff Mar 1970

Reporter - March 27th 1970, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Reprofile (pg. 2); Miller Appoints RIT’s First Provost (pg. 3); Letters (pg. 4); Editorial (pg. 4); Bike club formed (pg. 5); Diana Tucker named Rose Queen (pg. 5); Briefly… (pg. 5); Talisman’s Room at the top (pg. 5); Increased phone rates (pg. 5); Shapiro and Dexter assume Reporter leadership (pg. 6); Wrestlers place fourth (pg. 6); Dirty picture contest!! (pg. 6); Fire in dorms (pg. 6); Alfred’s boy (pg. 7); Mickey Mouse hands (pg. 7); Remember the boycott? (pg. 7); Canned ego (pg. 7); Senate’s last stand (pg. 8); Where are the freshmen? (pg. 8); Looking to the 70’s (pg. …

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Contemporary Religious Graphic Design, Vlasta Paul Mar 1970

Contemporary Religious Graphic Design, Vlasta Paul

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Reporter - March 6th 1970, Rit Reporter Staff Mar 1970

Reporter - March 6th 1970, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Briefly… (pg. 4); Ritsko, Kolk elected (pg. 4); Photo instructor dies (pg. 4); Panhell sets sing (pg. 4); Convo speaker chosen (pg. 5); No Spring weekend! (pg. 5); MacFarland is ugliest (pg. 5); Dedication set Tuesday (pg. 5); SA sets deadline (pg. 5); Without a whimper (pg. 7); Poem by L. Kida (pg. 8); Piece by McCain (pg. 9); Newspaper collage (pg. 10-11); Mt. Olympus (pg. 12); Opinions (pg. 12); What’s happening (pg. 13); Sports (pg. 14); To miss a thief! (pg. 15); The King Rapper (pg. 6)

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R.I.T. News & Events - March 2, 1970, University News Services, Rochester Institute Of Technology Mar 1970

R.I.T. News & Events - March 2, 1970, University News Services, Rochester Institute Of Technology

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Ntid Focus March/April 1970, Ntid Marketing And Communications Mar 1970

Ntid Focus March/April 1970, Ntid Marketing And Communications

National Technical Institute for the Deaf Papers

Deaf Leaders Confer||Environmental Learning Center Created||Michael Rojas Wins Design Competition||NAG Member Mary Switzer Retires from HEW Post||Panara Speaks on Literature Trends

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Reporter - February 27th 1970, Rit Reporter Staff Feb 1970

Reporter - February 27th 1970, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Reprofile (pg. 3); Briefly… (pg. 4); An $11,000 problem (pg. 4); TX picks Sweetheart (pg. 4); One of top 10 today (pg. 5); Rights seminar tomorrow (pg. 5); Miller to speak Monday (pg. 5); Early registration set (pg. 5); “The Caretaker” comes to RIT (pg. 5); Campus unity tonight (pg. 5); How long can you hold your breath? (pg. 6-7); Opinions (pg. 8-9); Eclipse of love (pg. 10-11); Mt. Olympus (pg. 12); Smith- sports (pg. 14); There is no death; there are no dead (pg. 15); Sports (pg. 16-17); What’s happening (pg. 18)

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Reporter - February 20th 1970, Rit Reporter Staff Feb 1970

Reporter - February 20th 1970, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Briefly (pg. 4); Telecourses start Monday (pg. 4); Walls alive and well (pg. 4); Volunteers needed (pg. 4); Panara to lecture (pg. 4); New structure for Senate (pg. 5); UMOC starts today (pg. 5); Internships available (pg. 5); Shepherd here Tuesday (pg. 5); Shepherd here Tuesday (pg. 5); Shepherd here Tuesday (pg. 5); What’s happening (pg. 10); In rebuttal (pg. 10); Missed scoop (pg. 10); We regret…RIT is dead (pg. 11); Mt. Olympus (pg. 12); Part men – part fish (pg.13); Sports (pg. 14); Swimmers crack three marks (pg. 15)

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R.I.T. News & Events - February 16, 1970, University News Services, Rochester Institute Of Technology Feb 1970

R.I.T. News & Events - February 16, 1970, University News Services, Rochester Institute Of Technology

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Reporter - February 13th 1970, Rit Reporter Staff Feb 1970

Reporter - February 13th 1970, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Briefly (pg. 4); Two slates set for SA election (pg. 4); Blowup blownup by producer (pg. 4); Behind winter tree planting (pg. 4); Miller hears parking problems (pg. 5); A. Stephen Walls (or, “How to Kill a College Union”) (pg 6.); Heap is getting bigger by day (pg. 8); Let’s Sell Peace! (pg. 13); Mt. Olympus (pg. 14); Vistaphones installed, working (pg. 15); How to get a new ID (pg. 15); Sports (pg. 16); Special (pg. 17); Art (pg. 17); Lectures (pg. 17); In review (pg. 18); What’s happening (pg. 18)

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Reporter - February 6th 1970, Rit Reporter Staff Feb 1970

Reporter - February 6th 1970, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Reprofile (pg. 2); Remember the Moratorium? (pg. 3); Phi Sig wins trophy (pg. 5); Arts and Education (pg. 5); RIT v. Bonaventure (pg. 5); Birthdays Nixed (pg. 5); Blackfriars present Marat/Sade (pg. 5); Summer seminars (pg. 5); Marketing seminar (pg. 5); Printing Summer program (pg. 5); CU wants PR man (pg. 6); Phi Sig Elects (pg. 6); Rit bowlers win (pg. 6); Phi Sig tourney (pg. 6); PR gets PR man (pg. 6); ESP lectures! (pg. 6); RIT’s Tigers get off to a poor start (pg. 6); Photo, design, and drawing (pg. 7); The Liberal Faculty (pg. 7); Whatever happened …

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Ntid Focus February 1970, Ntid Marketing And Communications Feb 1970

Ntid Focus February 1970, Ntid Marketing And Communications

National Technical Institute for the Deaf Papers

Job Placement Workshop Sponsored by NTID||Lowe, Skidmore Hold R.I.T. Swim Records||Telephone Comes to the Deaf||The Second Year: A Progress Report

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Reporter - January 30th 1970, Rit Reporter Staff Jan 1970

Reporter - January 30th 1970, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Reprofile (pg. 2); Opinions (pg. 4); Morek wins trip (pg. 5); New grant (pg. 5); Koch goes to U of R (pg. 5); Portas presents exhibit (pg. 5); Would you be a Sweetheart? (pg. 5); CU auction (pg. 5); Travel study workshop (pg. 6); Robert Ohl memorial (pg. 6); Secretary of the year (pg. 6); IFC sports (pg. 6); Marketing seminar (pg. 6); Deaf media workshop (pg. 6); Lacrosse schedule (pg. 7); Candidate Ottinger (pg. 7); Tigers kill U of R (pg. 7); Nuns are People too (pg. 8); Task Force Report: RIT Parking (pg. 9); In review (pg. 11); …

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Reporter - January 23rd 1970, Rit Reporter Staff Jan 1970

Reporter - January 23rd 1970, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

What’s Happening (pg. 2); Reprofile (pg. 3); Editorial Comment (pg. 3); Editorial Comment (pg. 3); Lots of money for TX (pg. 4); CC slates open meeting (pg. 4); The truth of NTID (pg. 4); Marriage lectures set (pg. 4); Reportage (pg. 5); SA nominations open (pg. 5); WITR broadcasts hockey spirit (pg. 5); Finger course next? (pg. 5); Wrestling (pg. 6); Euro 70 (pg. 7); We the Living (pg. 8); Mt. Olympus (pg. 10); Saga of Faith and Hope (pg. 11); Speaking Out (pg. 12); Worth Looking Into (pg. 13); Fencers beat Orangemen (pg. 14); Bentley: big, bad problem… (pg. …

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Reporter - January 16th 1970, Rit Reporter Staff Jan 1970

Reporter - January 16th 1970, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Reprofile (pg. 3); Art Buchwald/”Defiling the girl.” (pg. 4); Reportage (pg. 5); THE Sage is Coming to RIT (pg. 5); Baseball, Pool in Ingle Aud. (pg. 5); Baseball, Pool in Ingle Aud. (pg. 5); Yearbooks are still available (pg. 5); Music in the stairwell, on WITR (pg. 7); BACC DISCUSSION (pg. 7); Eh? What you say? (pg. 7); No chips, cream or shakes (pg. 7); The Scholarship Story (pg. 12); Basketball is a happy business (pg. 14); Thanks a lot-tery D.C. (pg. 14); Sports sidelights (pg. 14); Four chosen for trip (pg. 14); Questions & Answers (pg. 17); Letters (pg. …

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Reporter - January 9th 1970, Rit Reporter Staff Jan 1970

Reporter - January 9th 1970, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Letters (pg. 2); Letters (pg. 2); Reportage (pg. 5, 7); Placement Services (pg. 10-11); Miller Hikes Tuition (pg. 13-14)

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The Deaf Writer In America From Colonial Times To 1970, Robert Panara Jan 1970

The Deaf Writer In America From Colonial Times To 1970, Robert Panara

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The experience of the deaf writer in America from Colonial Times to the present has closely parelleled that of countless others who have followed the American dream of fulfillment through opportunity. The study of this representative pioneer is the story of his struggle with the realities of deafness, with the ever-changing milieu, and with his attempt to contribute to the cultural growth of America. And the struggle for recognition is increasing with the tempo of the times.

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Deflections Of A Ring Due To Normal Loads Using Energy Method And Stiffness Matrix Method, A.J. Rabinowitz Jan 1970

Deflections Of A Ring Due To Normal Loads Using Energy Method And Stiffness Matrix Method, A.J. Rabinowitz

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Deflections and reactions of a ring of 1.855" mean diameter, fixed at one point, simply supported at another point and loaded normally at an arbitrary point were determined using the energy method and the stiffness matrix method. These results were verified experimentally and it was found that the values of displacements and reactions obtained by the two theoretical methods were within 4.5% and 0.5% respectively of experimental results. When effect of transverse shear was included in the computations done using the energy method it increased the values of deflections by less than 1.5% thus confirming that the effect of transverse …

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Interference Coatings, Bruno Glavich Jan 1970

Interference Coatings, Bruno Glavich

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Diffusion Of The Thiosulfate Ion Out Of Photographic Film During Washing, Kenneth Haring Jan 1970

Diffusion Of The Thiosulfate Ion Out Of Photographic Film During Washing, Kenneth Haring

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The thiosulfate ion does not freely diffuse out of a hardened photographic gelatin emulsion. Salts in the washing water displaces the adsorbed thiosulfate ions and allows them to freely diffuse out of the emulsion. The effect of temperature upon the diffusion of the thiosulfate ion is on the order of other diffusion processes. The type and amount of hardening also affects the diffusion of thiosulfate. The diffusion of thiosulfate out of the emulsion is fastest when a non-hardening fixer is used. The use of an alum hardening fixer results in slower diffusion than with formaldehyde prehardening.

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A Study Of Consumer Acceptance Of A No-Loss Credit Card Verification System, Dean Arlidge Jan 1970

A Study Of Consumer Acceptance Of A No-Loss Credit Card Verification System, Dean Arlidge

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This research study focuses upon Credit Cards and a proposed verification method to reduce the risk of fraudulent use. It is anticipated that the proliferation and growing use of credit cards will require the use of security concepts offering built-in point of use protection that is automatic and reliable. A suggested concept is the use of a combined electronic credit card and a memory device. The proposed verification technique combines a user electronic credit card and memory number along with a simple imprinter which would be operated by the person accepting the credit card. Credit cards have become a widely …

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Wet Film Sensitometry With An Infrared Scanning Densitometer, Anthony Casinelli, John Hisler Jan 1970

Wet Film Sensitometry With An Infrared Scanning Densitometer, Anthony Casinelli, John Hisler

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This project was to design and operate an infrared scanning densitometer to monitor the growth of the characteristic curve of a film during development. An aparatus was constructed which enabled us to pass repeatedly, a sensitometric strip through a beam of radiation during development. This radiation was focused on the film plane of the development container. The spot on the film plane was relayed, after transmission through the sample, to a photomultiplier tube. The response of the tube was displayed an oscilloscope and this was photographed. We were able to obtain a trace of the characteristic curve of a fully …

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An Experiment In The Use Of Graphics For Musical Interpretation, James Van De Car Jan 1970

An Experiment In The Use Of Graphics For Musical Interpretation, James Van De Car

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The Stability Of A Nonlinear, Time-Varying Control System, Joseph Connolly Jan 1970

The Stability Of A Nonlinear, Time-Varying Control System, Joseph Connolly

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This thesis investigates the stability of a class of nonlinear, time-varying control systems using the Second Method of Liapunov. A recent investigation of this subject was done by Dr. Z. V. Rekasius when he presented the sufficient conditions for stability for a feedback system containing a single nonlinear, time-varying element whose input-output characteristic is contained in a finite sector. This stability criterion developed by Dr. Rekasius is used to extend the region of stability for a class of nonlinear, time-varying systems represented by the equations ẋ = A x + b f(σ,t) σ = cTx where x is an n-vector …

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An Investigation Into The Development Process Of Medical X-Ray Films, Alfred Knapp, Johnny Hovis Jan 1970

An Investigation Into The Development Process Of Medical X-Ray Films, Alfred Knapp, Johnny Hovis

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Correlation between the results of medical x-ray processing labs and the USA Standard for processing medical x-ray film is lacking at present. In order to correct this, a developer formulation will have to be devised to obtain in the experimental laboratory the same results that are obtained by the automatic x-ray processing machines that are presently being used. In an attempt to accomplish this, a factorial experiment was designed in which two levels of the following five factors were varied: metol, hydroquinone, potassium bromide, development time, and film (both rapid process types). The results from this factorial (tray processing) would …

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Experimental Study In Systems Optimization Of An Ansco Model 4 Microdensitometer, George Orton, Mitchell Stevens Jan 1970

Experimental Study In Systems Optimization Of An Ansco Model 4 Microdensitometer, George Orton, Mitchell Stevens

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A research project was designed to repair and optimize the performance of a. prototype Ansco Model 4 Microdensitometer which had been inoperative for several years. Repairs were made in the start circuit of the control panel, lamp voltage control and the 2nd cut-in potentiometer to make the instrument operative. Calibrations and alignments were made and an apparatus was designed and implemented to facilitate lateral slit alignment. The original objective of optimization was not met due to insufficient time but the instrument was made operative and accurate to less than 2% over the 0-3.0 density range and 15% above 3.0. Recommendations …

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Fact And Illusion In Painting, Patricia Sennett Jan 1970

Fact And Illusion In Painting, Patricia Sennett

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A Comparison Study Of Resolving Power Targets, Robert Mericsko, Kent Collier Jan 1970

A Comparison Study Of Resolving Power Targets, Robert Mericsko, Kent Collier

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Five high contrast (greater than 100:1) reflection test targets were investigated. The taregts were: (1) USAF 1951, (2) NBS Microcopy, (3) DIN German Standard, (4) RIT, and (5) a Hexagonal test target. The targets .were photo graphed at a reduction of 21X using a microcopying camera. Evaluation of resolving powers was made by the two research partners; independently. Analysis of the resultant data involved' a comparison of resolving power averages and variations for each target type. It was concluded that the five resolving power- targets do not perform similarly over the region investigated. Consistent variability could not be obtained between …

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