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Covered Containers And Serving Pieces, Robert C. Palusky May 1969

Covered Containers And Serving Pieces, Robert C. Palusky

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Reporter - May 9th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff May 1969

Reporter - May 9th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Reprofile (p. 2); Greg looks back (p. 3); Letters (p. 4); Pollack & Dougherty take command (p. 5); Super People Are Different From You and Me (p. 8); A generation in search of a future (p. 10); Worth looking into (p. 13); Firing line (p. 14); Tab ads (p. 14); Whats Happening (p. 15); In Memoriam (p. 16)

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Reporter - May 2nd 1969, Rit Reporter Staff May 1969

Reporter - May 2nd 1969, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Reprofile (p. 2); Greg looks back (p. 3); Letters (p. 4); Pollack & Dougherty take command (p. 5); Super People are different from you and me (p. 8); A generation in search of a future (p. 10); A generation in search of a future (p. 10); Firing line (p. 14); Tab ads (p. 14); Whats happening (p. 15); In memoriam (p. 16)

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Ntid Focus May 1969, Ntid Marketing And Communications May 1969

Ntid Focus May 1969, Ntid Marketing And Communications

National Technical Institute for the Deaf Papers

COMMUNICATION: The Job of IRL||Colloquium Features Larry Stewart||NTID National Advisory Group Confers at RIT Campus||NTID Profiles: Marilyn Ware, Counseling Specialist||NTID Student Cited at Convention||National Theatre of the Deaf Invites NTID Students||Seminar Draws Wide Audience

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A Geometric/Symmetric Series, Charles Zuill May 1969

A Geometric/Symmetric Series, Charles Zuill

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Aerial Oxidation Of Lith Developers, Joe Smith May 1969

Aerial Oxidation Of Lith Developers, Joe Smith

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Lith developers, unlike conventional developers, lose alkalinity when aerially oxidized. This is attributed to the alkaline reaction of the formaldehyde-bisulfite compound (FBS) commonly employed in lith developers as a "sulfite buffer". Conventional chemical analysis methods are used to obtain data and experimentally derive an equilibrium constant for the alkaline disassociation of FBS. Chemical and sensitometric data are presented that indicate that the alkalinity loss contributes significantly to the overall loss of developer activity. It is also shown that aeriating a lith developer quantitatively converts hydroquinone to hydroquinone monosulfonate that, in turn, is a measurably active developing agent. Additional data are …

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Slab Construction In Earthenware, Edward Myron Mcendarfer May 1969

Slab Construction In Earthenware, Edward Myron Mcendarfer

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Reporter - April 25th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff Apr 1969

Reporter - April 25th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Reprofile (p. 2); Letters (p. 3); Spring Weekend (p. 8); Wonder woman meets GI Joe (p. 10); Firing lines (p. 12); Tab ads (p. 12); Whats happening (p. 13); Scoreboard (p. 14)

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Reporter - April 18th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff Apr 1969

Reporter - April 18th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Reprofile (p. 2); Five months to end the war (p. 3); Letters (p. 4); Reportage (p. 5); Firing line (p. 9); Tab ads (p. 9); Produced by R.I.T. Television (p. 11); Worth looking into (p. 12); Grab rooms (p. 13); Water war (p. 13); Water war (p. 13); Philip speaks (p. 14); What’s happening (p. 16)

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Reporter - April 11th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff Apr 1969

Reporter - April 11th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Reprofile (p. 2); Reprofile (p. 2); Letters (p. 4); Dr Norman Coombs: An RIT professor speaks out (p. 10); Firing Line (p. 11); Of brick city… (p. 11); Library vandalized (p. 12); Jean Shepard (p. 12); MRHA Rally (p. 13); What’s Happening (p. 14); Tab ads (p. 15); Syracuse fails to show (p. 16); Syracuse fails to show (p. 16); Thirty days without a bath (p. 17); Liquor license coming (p. 18)

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The Inhibition Of Aerial Fog, John Levisky Apr 1969

The Inhibition Of Aerial Fog, John Levisky

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Reporter - April 4th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff Apr 1969

Reporter - April 4th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Reprofile (p. 2); Greg looks back (p. 3); Letters (p. 4); Pollack & Dougherty take command (p. 5); Super People are different from you and me (p. 8); A generation in search of a future (p. 10); Worth looking into (p. 13); Firing line (p. 14); Tab ads (p. 14); Whats happening (p. 15); Whats happening (p. 15)

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Ntid Focus April 1969, Ntid Marketing And Communications Apr 1969

Ntid Focus April 1969, Ntid Marketing And Communications

National Technical Institute for the Deaf Papers

Dr. J. M. Pickett Speaks at RIT||Dr. June B. Miller Name President of Bell Association||Education Costs for NTID Stud ents Become Effective in July||Life as an NTID Student: Tony Caloroso Shares His Experiences||NTID Administrative Assistant Publishes First Book||NTID Profiles: Dr. E. Ross, Stuckless Director of Research and Training

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Reporter - March 28th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff Mar 1969

Reporter - March 28th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Reprofile (p. 2); WITR Broadcasts to You (p. 3); Letters (p. 4); The Humanization of Brick City (p. 10); Nine Heartbreaking Tales (p. 13); Firing Line (p. 15); Tab Ads (p. 15)

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Reporter - March 7th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff Mar 1969

Reporter - March 7th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Whats Happening (p. 2); A Bitter Campaign (p. 3); Editorials (p. 4); Letters (p. 4); Three Pressure Points or How to Cut of Mental Circulation (p. 7); What makes Peter run? (p. 7); Curriculum … Students Demand Change (p. 8); I do not Believe in Censorship (p. 10); Firing Line (p. 12); Tab Ads (p. 12); Hockey Playoffs (p. 13); Worth Looking Into (p. 15); Scoreboard (p. 14)

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Reporter - February 28th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff Feb 1969

Reporter - February 28th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

What’s Happening (p. 2); A Resister Speaks (p. 3); Fraternities Rush (p. 3); Editorials (p. 4); Letters (p. 4); Accidents Begin at Home (p. 5); Coffee House (p. 5); Techmila (p. 5); AMF at RIT (p. 5); Vandals Squelch Radio System (p. 5); SCM Presents (p. 6); Money to Commuters (p. 6); One Hairy Decision (p. 6); Blood Drive (p. 6); DSP Crowns Cathy Cook (p. 7); London Town Swings (p. 7); Oomp-pa-pah-tweet-tweet (p. 7); For Shame (p. 7); Bills Fouled (p. 7); Art is a Beautiful Thought (p. 9); Crusade for the Ultimate Ugly (p. 10); Firing Line (p. …

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Reporter - February 21st 1969, Rit Reporter Staff Feb 1969

Reporter - February 21st 1969, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

What’s Happening (p. 2); Meet the Candidates (p. 3); Pollack-Love (p. 3); Lem-Dougherty (p. 3); Editorials (p. 4); Firing Line (p. 4); Letters (p. 4); Fair Food Committee (p. 5); Get Cultured! (p. 5); MRHA ‘Rec’ Equipment (p. 5); Money Money Money (p. 5); Who’s the Ugliest? (p. 5); $100 Bus Service (p. 6); Tenth Gallon (p. 6); Pot Laws Silly -- Mead (p. 6); Bubbles from Below (p. 6); Election 69 (p. 7); Swimmers / How Can They Win? (p. 8); Worth Looking Into (p. 10); Miss Underwater (p. 12); How Many Would Die? (p. 13); Letters (p. 14); …

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Reporter - February 14th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff Feb 1969

Reporter - February 14th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

What’s Happening (p. 2); Techmila vs Evans (p. 3); Editorials / Student Rights – or American Rights (p. 4); Firing Line (p. 4); Letters (p. 4); Biafra Meeting (p. 5); Let It All Hang Out (p. 5); Pass-Fail Considered (p. 5); Problem Hash (p. 5); Drop Your Fare – Bad News (p. 5); What Are You Driving (p. 6); Your Father’s Moustace (p. 6); Delta Sigma Pi Holds Rose Weekend (p. 6); Mid State Accreditation (p. 6); Student Indictment (p. 6); Beer Blast Blast Blues (p. 7); Greek Sing (p. 7); Senate News (p. 7); Dawn Dance-In (p. 7); Miss …

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Reporter - February 7th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff Feb 1969

Reporter - February 7th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Worth Looking Into (p. 15); ROTC Comes to Tech (p. 3); Editorials (p. 4); Firing Line (p. 4); Letters (p. 4); Spring Weekend With ‘Soul’ (p. 5); Margaret Mead to Speak (p. 5); WRHA Curfew Proposal (p. 5); Snowblitz (p. 5); Techmila’s First ‘Year’ Book (p. 6); Turn Left at RIT (p. 6); Second SA Nominee (p. 6); Ad Agency (p. 7); Graphic Arts Flood (p. 7); Opus Needs You (p. 7); Student Directory (p. 7); For Ye of Little Faith (p. 7); Hillel Happening (p. 7); Harold Hayes / A Talk With Esquire’s Man in the Know (p. 8); …

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Ntid Focus February 1969, Ntid Marketing And Communications Feb 1969

Ntid Focus February 1969, Ntid Marketing And Communications

National Technical Institute for the Deaf Papers

Faces of NTID||NTID Looks to Future With a Great Deal of Optimism||National Advisory Group Meets to Review NTID Progress||RIT Coeds Name Ed Holder Most Popular Male Student||Testing-Teaching Computer Introduced into Program||Two NTID Students Prepare to Compete In Deaf Olympics

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Reporter - January 31st 1969, Rit Reporter Staff Jan 1969

Reporter - January 31st 1969, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

What’s Happening (p. 2); MRHA: Sinking Fast (p. 3); Editorials (p. 4); Firing Line (p. 4); Letters (p. 4); Senate News (p. 5); Grads and the Draft (p. 5); The Violent Non-Violent (p. 5); Do Your Fling (p. 6); Monroe County Tourney (p. 6); Service Re-Located (p. 6); Dukes Coming (p. 6); Money for Biafra (p. 6); Complete CU Policies (p. 7); Abortion – Should We Change the Law (p. 8); Flower Drum Song (p. 11); Bad Boston Beans (p. 12); Bad Boston Beans (p. 12); Tiger Tracks (p. 14); Scoreboard (p. 14); Worth Looking Into (p. 15)

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Illustration For Childrens' Literature, Edward Parker Jan 1969

Illustration For Childrens' Literature, Edward Parker

Theses

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Reporter - January 24th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff Jan 1969

Reporter - January 24th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

It’s Only a Game (p. 1); What’s Happening (p. 2); Films on Campus (p. 2); Television (p. 2); Films of Campus (p. 2); College Union (p. 2); Sports on Campus (p. 2); I Wonder Where My Money Went? (p. 3); Firing Line (p. 4); Administrative Change (p. 4); C.U. Open House (p. 4); RIT Seal Voting Results (p. 5); College Union Briefs (p. 5); Notice (p. 5); Phi Gamma Initiatives (p. 5); Red Auerbach Here (p. 5); Band Rehearsals (p. 6); Program Changes (p. 6); Program Changes (p. 6); First SA Nominees (p. 6); First SA Nominees (p. 6); Hockey …

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Reporter - January 17th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff Jan 1969

Reporter - January 17th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

What’s Happening (p. 2); Miss Underwater Pageant (p. 3); Editorials (p. 4); Firing Line (p. 4); Spirit Shared (p. 5); On Student Suicides (p. 5); SA Elections Set (p. 5); Bishop Sheen Visits RIT (p. 5); New Head Reside-T (p. 6); C U Open House (p. 6); Dance Saturday (p. 6); City Rescinds Tax Levy (p. 6); Class Rings Available (p. 6); Distinguished Lecture Series (p. 6); SA Elections (p. 7); So, You Live in the Dorms / Verrrrry Interesting (p. 8); Scoreboard (p. 8); Scorers (p. 8); Tiger Tracks (p. 9); Mark Kilingson-Coach (p. 9); Scoreboard Policy (p. 10)

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Short Pulse Response Of Radar Targets, C. Leonard Bennett, Joseph Delorenzo Jan 1969

Short Pulse Response Of Radar Targets, C. Leonard Bennett, Joseph Delorenzo

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The current interest in high resolution radar for the identification of targets has stimulated interest in the investigation of scattered waveforms that result when a short pulse (i.e., an approximate electromagnetic impulse) illuminates the target. From the resulting pulse response, the response due to other incident waveform shapes can be calculated by a convolution operation. In this paper a technique for measuring the imate electromagnetic impulse) illuminates the target. From the form shapes can be calculated by a convolution operation. In this paper a technique for measuring the electromagnetic pulse response is presented and the results are compared with exact …

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Photographic Demonstration Of Surface And Interior Conditions Of An Unevenly Heated Liquid, Andrew Davidhazy Jan 1969

Photographic Demonstration Of Surface And Interior Conditions Of An Unevenly Heated Liquid, Andrew Davidhazy

Articles

Movements of the surface of a liquid and convection currents within the liquid during heating and cooling are shown simultaneously using a dual reflection-refraction photographic schlieren system. Means are furnished for identifying and measuring hills and valleys and correlating these with rising and descending streams within the liquid. Two models are selected, melted paraffin wax and isopropyl alcohol, the latter evaporating quietly into its pure vapor, with air excluded.

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Application Of S-Parameter Techniques To Amplifier Design, Frank Sulak Jan 1969

Application Of S-Parameter Techniques To Amplifier Design, Frank Sulak

Theses

1. Discussion of s parameters and their applicability to high frequency design. 2. Measurement of s parameters and evaluation of stable operating regions. 3. Synthesis of high frequency transistor circuitry with the aid of scattering parameter design equations. 4. Verification of design theory by evaluating the performance of bread-board models.

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Noise Power Ratio Testing Of Multichannel Single Sideband Communication Equipment, Per Vinther Jan 1969

Noise Power Ratio Testing Of Multichannel Single Sideband Communication Equipment, Per Vinther

Theses

It is shown, that Noise Power Ratio (NPR) testing of multichannel Single Sideband (SSB) transmitters should be performed loading all channels with identical white, gaussian, zero-mean noise signals in order to obtain the worst case result. A theoretical analysis of bichannel equipment under the two different input conditions: (a) statistically independent noise signals, and (b) statistically dependent noise signals; shows that the intermodulation distortion on the output of the transmitter is the same for either case. This result is extended for an arbitrary number of channels to the point of showing that the test results obtained for statistically dependent noise …

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The Modulation Transfer Function Of The Human Visual System At Selected Spectral Frequencies, George L. Ayers Jan 1969

The Modulation Transfer Function Of The Human Visual System At Selected Spectral Frequencies, George L. Ayers

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The Modulation Transfer Function of the human visual system has been determined with a sin usoidal test target, by measuring the threshold contrast as a function of spatial frequency, for monochromatic light of constant average luminace. Data were obtained for a broad band range and wavelengths of 538 and 617 nm. It is shown that a maximum MTF occurs at frequencies between 2 0 - 3 0 cycles/mm on the retina and that this sensitivity decreases for both lower and higher frequencies. Small but discrete differences appear in the curves for broad-band radiation and the green and red filtration at …

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Selected Poems Of Robert Frost, Peter Basti Jan 1969

Selected Poems Of Robert Frost, Peter Basti

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