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Icarus, Barbara Bruno
Drawing And Painting: Reinterpretation Of Far Eastern Miniatures, James Bracy
Drawing And Painting: Reinterpretation Of Far Eastern Miniatures, James Bracy
Theses
None provided.
Nature, Man And The Young Reader, Miller Jane
Nature, Man And The Young Reader, Jane Miller
The Effect Of Aqueous Materials And Papers On Subject Matter, Gordon Myer
The Effect Of Aqueous Materials And Papers On Subject Matter, Gordon Myer
Theses
None provided.
Reporter - May 20th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - May 20th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Clint Cook, Kathy McCormick selected Mr. Campus, Miss RIT by students (p. 2); Phi Sigma Kappa captures Spring Weekend top honors (p. 2); Hanson honored as ‘outstanding senator’ (p. 2); Ring orders taken today (p. 2); Alpha Sigma Lambda reinstated by Senate (p. 2); Dr. Leo Smith announces three new professorships (p. 2); Protests mark Spring Weekend outdoor advertisement competition (p. 2); Class standings being compiled for draft deferment classification (p. 2); A fine weekend--almost (p. 3); Letters to the editor (p. 3); A dangerous minority (p. 3); Frosh daze committee makes plans for September (p. 4); ASA has Parents …
Reporter - May 13th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - May 13th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Spring Weekend ’66 opens with informal street dance (p. 1); Fifteen acts to perform in talent show today (p. 1); Draft test set (p. 1); Students may choose General Studies electives (p. 1); Olson elected IFC president; offers ‘blood, sweat, toil, tears’ (p. 1); General Studies group featured in Faculty-Student Relations Seminar (p. 1); Tea held (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Faculty comment (p. 2); Barbers get new look (p. 3); Barbers get new look (p. 3); Herbert new president of Panhellenic Council (p. 3); Biology Department receives …
The Effect Of Negative And Positive Granularity On The Final Print Granularity, W. Norman Pierce, Avron Hecht
The Effect Of Negative And Positive Granularity On The Final Print Granularity, W. Norman Pierce, Avron Hecht
Theses
Theoretically, the relation of negative and positive rms granularity to the final print granularity is described by the following equation: σ(D)print=[ σ(D)2negative material+ σ(D)2positive material]1/2. Using fine, medium and coarse grained positive and negative materials in a variety of printing situations, the validity of the above equation was tested. Results of this investigation indicated that the hypothesized equation does not hold for a variety of printing situations.
Evaluation Of Halftone Images By Modulation Transfer, John Price, Paul Kennedy
Evaluation Of Halftone Images By Modulation Transfer, John Price, Paul Kennedy
Theses
This paper concerns an investigation for determining the feasibility of employing methods, similar to those used in conventional continuous tone photography, for determining the modulation transfer of variable area images on lithographic films. It deals with some of the special problems of separating the signal (the image) from the noise (the pattern of the screen), and describes the instruments and approaches to data read-out.
Latent Image Stability In High Resolution Plates, Robert Mottice
Latent Image Stability In High Resolution Plates, Robert Mottice
Theses
A study of the stability of the latent image in High Resolution Plates is presented. Two factors have been investigated- relative humidity before and after exposure and the length of time under such conditions. It was found that in conditions of 60% relative humidity or less, fading does not pose any real threat to the commercial user and that under 100% R.H. conditions fading takes place quite rapidly.
Effect Of Sulfite And Bromide Concentration On Mtf Of The Film, Mark Redzikowski
Effect Of Sulfite And Bromide Concentration On Mtf Of The Film, Mark Redzikowski
Theses
The Modulation Transfer Function, the granularity and its relation to each other were investigated as functions of developer composition for a black and white sheet film. Variations in developer composition were made to examine the effects of the concentrations of sulfite and bromide independently and clue to their interactions. The resulting changes for most compositions were found to be insignificant. Only one combination where bromide concentration was high and sulfite normal, resulting change was significant.
Sensitometric Characteristics Of Monobaths, Kenneth Gould, Bert Zaccaria
Sensitometric Characteristics Of Monobaths, Kenneth Gould, Bert Zaccaria
Theses
The United States Air Force presently uses SO-233 Duplicating Film for the processing of transparent prints and has achieved a long straight line curve for reproduction control purposes. Type 8430 Duplicating Film is also used for the same purpose but for different contrasts. Their problem was that the developer and Type 8430 were not compatible and did not have a sufficiently high density or a long enough straight line. The results of this experiment have yielded a monobath formulation which when used with type 8430 film will give the desired density and straight line required.
Reporter - May 6th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - May 6th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Student Action Committee seeks answers from administration (p. 1); Drama Guild to present ‘The Brute’ on May 10; Evrard cast in lead role (p. 1); Budget reflects increase (p. 1); Carl Rowan to speak at convocation exercises (p. 1); Faculty members to receive promotions (p. 1); Stern to head Board of Trustees (p. 1); Techmila ’66 to be available May 12, 13 (p. 1); 34 Departmental Senators elected (p. 1); Convocation Picnic (p. 1); Convocation Picnic (p. 1); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Stop the clock (p. 2); Artists open studio, Gallery Imaginators (p. 3); True elected president of …
Optical And Mechanical Movement In Painting, Carolyn Lepage
The Effects Of Sludge On The Image Quality Of A Particular Film-Monobath Combination, Alfred Dilascia, Ronald Hubbard
The Effects Of Sludge On The Image Quality Of A Particular Film-Monobath Combination, Alfred Dilascia, Ronald Hubbard
Theses
Sludge is considered by many to be a factor limiting the usefulness of monobaths. A particular film-monobath combination was tested for the effects of sludge on sensitometry, granularity, and acutance. It was found that the presence of sludge did not alter the sensitometric characteristics; however, through solution usage, the acutance and granularity decreased. Removal of the sludge by filtration during usage resulted in improved image quality over the comparison solution in which sludge was allowed to accumulate.
A Colorimetric Determination Of The Decay In An Observer's Color Sensation Due To Adaptation, Gary Zeff
A Colorimetric Determination Of The Decay In An Observer's Color Sensation Due To Adaptation, Gary Zeff
Theses
When the eye gazes at a colored stimulus over a certain length of time, it becomes fatigued and perceives the stimulus differently after it has adapted to it than when it first viewed it. An instrument has been designed, built, and tested and the results indicate that there is a significant difference between the fatigued eye and the fresh eye and that this difference can be expressed in colorimetric terms.
Image Of The Tv Station, Kathleen A. Collins
Reporter - April 29th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - April 29th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Hundredmark appointed Pacesetters ’66 chairman (p. 1); Baker, Staab, Sygmunt elected (p. 1); Students to be ranked for draft (p. 1); Mr. Campus, Miss RIT election scheduled for May 10, 11, 12 (p. 1); Organizations to compete on new basis in ‘Showboat’ (p. 1); Symposium’s banner year (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Stop the clock (p. 2); Faculty comment (p. 2); 290 students named to winter quarter dean’s list (p. 3); WITR announces electronic music (p. 3); ASA initiates nine pledges (p. 3); ASA initiates nine pledges (p. 3); Alpha Sigma …
Flat Unmodeled Form In Painting, Peter Schwartzott
Reporter - April 7th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - April 7th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Ramsey Lewis concert set for Spring Weekend event (p. 1); Alcoa makes second pledge (p. 1); Selective Service Tests to be given next month (p. 1); Two alumni selected to coordinate $300,000 drive (p. 1); Dr. Raymond Mack to speak at 40th annual management convocation (p. 1); Cyr, Pierce elected to men’s residence halls posts (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Greeks prepare for new Campus (p. 2); Stop the clock (p. 2); IVCF announces spring retreat (p. 2); Drama guild attends festival (p. 2); ASAS invites freshmen (p. 2); Johnny Hart appears at RIT library (p. 3); Symposium material is …
Reporter - April 1st 1966, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - April 1st 1966, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
No abstract provided.
Reporter - March 25th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - March 25th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Rochester philharmonic orchestra to present concert on April 3 (p. 1); Campus candidates announced (p. 1); 23 students nominated for ‘Who’s Who’ honors (p. 1); Kulte photographs being displayed through April 7 (p. 1); Ben Grauer, NBC personality, will speak on Tuesday, April 5 (p. 1); Atkins elected chairman of Decem Jani (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Roving reporter (p. 2); Faculty comment (p. 2); Pat Vasisko elected new president of AXD sorority (p. 3); Phi Kappa Tau completes plans for annual Sweetheart Weekend March 25, 2; Aviation ground courses offered in Spring Quarter (p. 3); Phi Sig’s regain IFC …
Reporter - March 17th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - March 17th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
No abstract provided.
Reporter - March 4th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - March 4th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Spring vacation planned; convocation scheduled June 11 (p. 1); Gannett personnel to speak at 7th College Newspaper Meet (p. 1); Possible ‘party system’ for student elections proposed (p. 1); All Greek sing set for Sunday (p. 1); Drama Guild presents ‘The Glass Menagerie’ (p. 1); Phi Sig wins blood drive (p. 1); …a little bit better (p. 2); Roving reporter (p. 2); Applause in order (p. 2); Stop the clock (p. 2); Faculty comment (p. 2); Correction (p. 2); New program ills; tell Decem Jani (p. 3); Sigma Pi elects new officers (p. 3); Lipsett, Gerhart’s article published (p. 3); …
Reporter - February 25th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - February 25th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Curtain time at Eastman concert is 8 p.m. Sunday (p. 1); Thibault chosen aid to Tollerton (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Roving reporter (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Faculty comment (p. 2); RIT students may pre-select GS courses (p. 3); Students initiate music program (p. 3); M.D. to speak on sex and marriage (p. 3); Aviation Interest Group holds planning meeting; 60 attend (p. 3); Project Step-up now in action (p. 3); Student attendance at chapel services on rise (p. 3); Slope swingers ski again (p. 3); GET, Pi Club plan seminar (p. 3); Reading lab will …
Reporter - February 18th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - February 18th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Bus transportation to be offered for basketball game (p. 1); Tickets now on sale for Dick Gregory concert (p. 1); U.S. and Canadian teams to debate here (p. 1); Students on probation increased 5.1 percent (p. 1); Student ID’s take on new functions (p. 1); Kathy McCormick chosen ‘Sweetheart ball’ queen (p. 1); Computer ‘date-matching’ will change dating habits (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Faculty comment (p. 2); Stop the clock (p. 3); Gabriel speaks on UN at next activities hour (p. 3); Student conducted services to be held (p. 3); Cheating at RIT: …
Reporter - February 11th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - February 11th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
All girl band to begin TX agenda (p. 1); ‘Showboat’ selected as Spring Weekend topic (p. 1); Placement office has summer jobs (p. 1); Carey addresses Senate about role of an alumnus (p. 1); Engineers’ Week observance planned (p. 1); Housing Office offers resident advisor ships (p. 1); Wives will hold Valentine party (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Quorum (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Stop the clock (p. 2); Yellow slips apprise students of standing (p. 3); ISF promotes understanding between the foreign students (p. 3); Dean of Engineers urges caution with computer use (p. 3); Entire …
Reporter - February 4th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - February 4th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
RIT students do their part (p. 1); Students win battle on cigarette machines (p. 1); The Bitter End at Blue Midnight (p. 1); Winter concert set for Feb. 27 (p. 1); Gregory replaces Wootton as Reporter Editor-in-chief (p. 1); A final note of praise (p. 2); Roving reporter (p. 2); Stop the clock (p. 2); Out to lunch department (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); 20th Annual Sweetheart Ball scheduled February 11, 12, 13 (p. 3); Leadership Training course to be offered Spring quarter (p. 3); Peter Blake to discuss ‘The Roots of Ugliness’ (p. 3); Staab heads …
Reporter - January 28th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - January 28th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Senate needs new members (p. 2); ACAS membership amends constitution (p. 2); Evening college enrollment expected to pass 9,000(p. 2); Installation of Triangle fraternity on concrete campus fostered by alumni (p. 2); Gannett artists exhibit work (p. 2); Chain letters outlawed (p. 2); ‘Be a leader’ Topic by Dr. Luch (p. 2); ACAS exhibits at Security Trust (p. 2); From the senate floor (p. 3); Letters to the editor (p. 3); Stop the clock (p. 3); The migrant worker (p. 3); Roving reporter (p. 3); Portrait of the past (p. 4); ‘College community’ to exist on Institute’s new campus (p. …
Reporter - January 21st 1966, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - January 21st 1966, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
No abstract provided.