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Use Of Borohydride To Determine The Difference In The Developable Density For A Chemically Sensitized And Non-Sensitized Emulsion., S. Laufer, R. Golembe May 1965

Use Of Borohydride To Determine The Difference In The Developable Density For A Chemically Sensitized And Non-Sensitized Emulsion., S. Laufer, R. Golembe

Theses

An emulsion prepared so as to minimize the effect of any chemical action on the grains was in its "primitive" state, i.e., that no chemical sensitizing had occurred during the formation of the emulsion grains in "inert" gelatin. Another emulsion was made so as to maximize the effect of any chemical action on the grains by chemical sensitizing methods. This emulsion was also prepared in "inert" gelatin. Sodium Borohydride was added at various levels of concentration to chemically fog both emulsions. The developable density was measured. Also, an attempt was made to measure the amount of reduction sensitization occurring if …

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The Effect Of Turbid Water In The Optical Path Of A Photographic System On The Modulation Transfer Function Of That System, G. Fulmer, Harvey Greenberg May 1965

The Effect Of Turbid Water In The Optical Path Of A Photographic System On The Modulation Transfer Function Of That System, G. Fulmer, Harvey Greenberg

Theses

Various levels of a turbid suspension were introduced into a specially constructed tank and photographs of a variable transmittance sinusoidal object containing a step tablet were taken. The resulting images were processed and measured on a micro-densitometer to obtain the modulation transfer functions of the system. Results indicate that with increasing turbidity there is a speed loss, increased flare or reduced contrast, and decreasing modulation transfer functions. The increasing flare is not the only factor causing the demodulation of the underwater images.

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The Effects Of Temperature, Exposure, And Development Time On Polaroid Color Film, Dale Farkas May 1965

The Effects Of Temperature, Exposure, And Development Time On Polaroid Color Film, Dale Farkas

Theses

None provided.

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Reporter - April 30th 1965, Rit Reporter Staff Apr 1965

Reporter - April 30th 1965, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Student Senate budget Meets Strong Opposition (p. 1); Entertainment Changed For Spring Weekend Dance at Midtown (p. 1); Henderson and Hageman Win in Dorm Elections (p. 1); Rhodes Takes Xerox Position; Resigns as RIT GARD Head (p. 1); 37 Percent of Students Vote in Senate Elections (p. 1); Photo Fraternity To Hold Lecture (p. 1); Explosion Rocks Chemistry Lab (p. 1); Prof. Awad Has Book Published (p. 1); Editorials: What Hath Dr. Campbell Wrought? (p. 2); A Time For Thought (p. 2); ‘Comment’ (p. 2); Cayley’s Corner (p. 2); Letters…Letters…Letters… (p. 2); Gary Snyder, Cosmopolitan Poet, Lectures on the Orient …

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Reporter - April 16th 1965, Rit Reporter Staff Apr 1965

Reporter - April 16th 1965, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Clergymen, Psychologist Speak at Sex Seminar (p. 2); Rylance-Baker Team Triumphs In Student Association Elections (p. 2); Palmer Orchestra Signed to Perform For SW Dance (p. 2); Twenty-seven Students Elected to ‘Who’s Who’ (p. 2); Ellingson Gives Opening Speech (p. 2); Editorials: Power to Govern – Student Court (p. 3); Students Select Capable Leaders (p. 3); ‘Miss RIT’-‘Mr. Campus’ Candidates in Review (p. 3); Letters…Letters…Letters… (p. 3); ‘Comment’ (p. 3); RIT Library to Alter Facilities; Noisy Areas to be Soundproofed (p. 6); Summer Training Offered For Future Librarians (p. 6); Chemists Inducted Into Alpha Chi; Chapter Planned (p. 6); Campus …

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Reporter - April 9th 1965, Rit Reporter Staff Apr 1965

Reporter - April 9th 1965, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Rylance, Lahr to Run For SA Presidency (p. 1); New Point System For Spring Weekend (p. 1); Alpha Sigma Lambda Conducts Screenings For New Members (p. 1); Campbell Outlines New Morals Policy (p. 1); Richard Dacey Appointed Pacesetters ’65 Chairman (p. 1); SCF Debates Live Issues at RIT (p. 1); Culver to Retire in June; Sutherland is Successor (p. 1); Student Senate Disapproves Flag Replacement in Alabama (p. 1); Editorials: Of Human Bondage (p. 2); Pledging Out Support (p. 2); Viewpoints (p. 2); Cayley’s Corner (p. 2); Letters…Letters…Letters… (p. 2); Student Association to Hold Elections on April 14 (p. 3); …

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Reporter - April 2nd 1965, Rit Reporter Staff Apr 1965

Reporter - April 2nd 1965, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Techmila Staff Put on Probation; To be Tutored (p. 1); New Campus Fund Enlarged To Include Old Campus Fund (p. 1); Fire Destroys Campus; Classes Are Cancelled (p. 1); Campus Cigarette Machines OKed (p. 1); Yes – There is No Spring Weekend (p. 1); Students to Have 21-Day Vacation (p. 1); Institute to Initiate New Grading System Next Fall (p. 1); Main Street Cafeteria Offers Free Coffee (p. 1); Editorials: The Stable State of Flux (p. 2); A Reminder – April 1st (p. 2); What Sort of Man Reads The Reporter? (p. 2); Read The Times-Union ‘Comment’ (p. 2); Consolation …

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Feasibility Study Of Direct Electron Recording Target Systems, Gaylord A. Helgeson Apr 1965

Feasibility Study Of Direct Electron Recording Target Systems, Gaylord A. Helgeson

Theses

Not Included

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Reporter - March 12th 1965, Rit Reporter Staff Mar 1965

Reporter - March 12th 1965, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Top Teacher to be Cited (p. 1); Proposal to Drop Parade Considered by Committee (p. 1); APO to Hold Book Sale (p. 1); ‘Techmila’ Receives Award at Publications Conference (p. 1); Sally Morgat Chosen ‘Rose’ (p. 1); Student Court Constitution Revised New Minimum GPA for Judges Discussed (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); And a Stand is Taken (p. 2); ‘Comment’ (p. 2); Cayley’s Corner (p. 2); And Our Continuous Background of ‘mood Music’ (p. 2); Letters… Letters… Letters… (p. 2); Institute Drama Guild Presents Three Plays to Small Audience (p. 3); Founder of Temple of Understanding Featured Speaker at Student …

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Reporter - March 5th 1965, Rit Reporter Staff Mar 1965

Reporter - March 5th 1965, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

RIT Drama Guild to Present Plays Tonight, Sunday (p. 2); RIT Hosts Sixth Annual College Newspaper Conference (p. 2); Dr. Ellingson Praises Organizations’ Work (p. 2); Seminar on Sex Education to be offered in April (p. 2); Theta Xi Wins Greek Song Fest (p. 2); Spring Weekend Agenda to Remain as Planned (p. 2); Editorials (p. 3); Scholastic Files –Unfair (p. 3); Roving Reporter (p. 3); Working Overtime … (p. 3); Cayley’s Corner (p. 3); Letters… Letters… Letters… Letters… (p. 3); RIT Presents Best-Dressed Girl Contest (p. 4); Tiger Tracks (p. 6); Engineers Take Cage Title for Third Straight Year …

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Reporter - February 26th 1965, Rit Reporter Staff Feb 1965

Reporter - February 26th 1965, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Drama Guild to Stage Plays in Theater-in-Round Style (p. 1); RAA Opens Campaign for Campus Chapel (p. 1); Student Senate passes Constitution Amendments (p. 1); New Campus Fund Drive Exceeds $15 Million Mark (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); A Question of Open Minds (p. 2); ‘Comment’ (p. 2); Who is Speaking Today? (p. 2); Letters… Letters... Letters… (p. 2); Roving Reporter (p. 2); Cayley’s Corner (p. 2); Professional Business Frat Honors First Annual ‘Rose of Delta Sig’ (p. 3); ASL Taps New Members at Concert by Sherwoods (p. 3); RIT’s Forensic Society Hosts American-Canadian Debaters (p. 3); Scholarships Available for …

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Reporter - February 19th 1965, Rit Reporter Staff Feb 1965

Reporter - February 19th 1965, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Nine Candidates Announced for top Campus Honors (p. 1); Wootton, Gregory Named to Lead New Reporter Staff (p. 1); TX Crowns ‘Sweetheart’ (p. 1); Brotherhood Week Speaker Announced (p. 1); Increased Costs Prompt Changes at New Campus (p. 1); Art Festival Moves into Finals Week (p. 1); Newspaper Hosts Nominees for ‘Best-Dressed Girl’ (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Roving Reporter (p. 2); A Merging of Interests (p. 2); And Some Their Exits (p. 2); Cayley’s Corner (p. 2); Letters to the Editor (p. 2); Fraternities Face Crisis (p. 3); Annual Summer Printing Program Plans Completed (p. 3); Catholic Clubs Celebrate …

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Reporter - February 12th 1965, Rit Reporter Staff Feb 1965

Reporter - February 12th 1965, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Freak power failure paralyzes northeast (p. 1); Policy Committee to decide fate of Student Court here (p. 1); Newman Club will hold cabin party (p. 1); Student Christian Front uses role playing to study issues (p. 1); Keene will discuss Japanese literature (p. 1); Pi Club ratifies constitution; Anderson speaks to group (p. 1); ID cards important for all students (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); A column (p. 2); Viewpoints (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Stop the clock (p. 3); Student wives plan annual tea Nov. 14 (p. 3); Art and Design graduate program begun by educators …

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Reporter - February 12th 1965, Rit Reporter Staff Feb 1965

Reporter - February 12th 1965, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Fall Quarter Dean’s List Shows Gain (p. 1); Carnival Returning to ‘Weekend’ Program (p. 1); Institute Board of Trustees Gets Three New Members (p. 1); Work on Academic Changes Continues (p. 1); Coeds to Compete in Best-Dressed Girl Contest (p. 1); Koch’s Speech to Highlight Arts Festival (p. 1); WRIT to Exchange Programs with Iowa Wesleyan Station (p. 1); Roving Reporter (p. 2); Opportunity Knocks but Once… Open! (p. 2); Cayley’s Corner (p. 2); Spring Weekend Grows –So Do Groans (p. 2); Letters… Letters… Letters… (p. 2); Dean Presents Lecture on Science, Humanities (p. 4); Silver Opinion Contest to Award …

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Reporter - February 5th 1965, Rit Reporter Staff Feb 1965

Reporter - February 5th 1965, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Sales Group to Honor Dr. Ellingson (p. 2); Dean’s List Released; Six Students Hit 4.0 (p. 2); Snow Removal Lags As Fall Continues (p. 2); Debaters Make Canadian Tour (p. 2); Senate Shelves Court; Probation End Proposed (p. 2); Robertson Lecture Kicks Off Creative Arts Festival (p. 2); DeMolay Club Elects Officers (p. 2); Editorials (p. 3); ‘Comment’ (p. 3); Letters to the Editor (p. 3); Cayley’s Corner (p. 3); Evening Art College to Display Work at Bevier Gallery (p. 4); Simple Rules Outline for Blood Donors (p. 4); Organization Formed By Security Officers (p. 4); When All Else Fails …

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Reporter - January 29th 1965, Rit Reporter Staff Jan 1965

Reporter - January 29th 1965, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Academic Program Changes Announced (p. 1); Nine Honored; ASL Selects New Members (p. 1); Student Court Plan Approved by Senate (p. 1); Stouffer Foods Awards Grants To Top Scholars (p. 1); Sullivan Discusses History of Science (p. 1); Student Petitions Will Select Mr. Campus, Miss RIT (p. 1); Editorials: In a Smog of Inconvenience (p. 2); The Real Loser (p. 2); Letters to the Editor (p. 2); Letters…Letters…Letters… (p. 2); Art (p. 3); Education (p. 4); Today (p. 6); Cagers Drop Two; Fredonia Next (p. 7); Tiger Tracks (p. 7); Girl Fencers Split With N.J. Teams (p. 7); Wrestlers Win …

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Reporter - January 22nd 1965, Rit Reporter Staff Jan 1965

Reporter - January 22nd 1965, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Decem Jani Concerned About Student Protection (p. 2); Winter Weekend Events Announced (p. 2); Student Senate Proposes Purchase of Pool Table (p. 2); WITR Expands Programming (p. 2); 'Cultural Month' Program Listed (p. 2); Drama Guild Selects Casts for One-Act Plays (p. 2); Art Students Exhibit Work (p. 2); Editorials: An Unannounced Change (p. 3); Ab Inconvenienti (p. 3); 'Comment (p. 3); House of Wax (p. 3); Cayley’s Corner (p. 3); Letters to the Editor (p. 3); Faculty Art on Display (p. 6); Photo Exhibit Features Race Problems (p. 6); Oswego Icers Slash Tigers (p. 7); Tiger Tracks (p. 7); …

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Reporter - January 15th 1965, Rit Reporter Staff Jan 1965

Reporter - January 15th 1965, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

'Times' Science Editor To Speak at Assembly (p. 1); Two Students Hospitalized After Attack (p. 1); Three Named to Fill Administrative Posts (p. 1); RIT Investigates Use of Tele-seminar (p. 1); Ralph Israel Top Student (p. 1); Students Publish Literary Magazine (p. 1); Student Senate Establishes New Rules on 'Beverages' (p. 1); Fraternity Pledging Schedule Released (p. 1); EDITORIALS: A Double-Edge Sword (p. 2); A Downhill Road (p. 2); ‘Comment’ (p. 2); Cayley’s Corner (p. 2); IFC Greek Talk (p. 2); the decision that will weigh your life- To Choose a Career . . • (p. 3); Evening College Registration …

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Staved Construction In Furniture, Craig Mcart Jan 1965

Staved Construction In Furniture, Craig Mcart

Theses

Not listed.

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Fiber Glass Methods For Furniture, Donald Bjorkman Jan 1965

Fiber Glass Methods For Furniture, Donald Bjorkman

Theses

Not listed.

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International Tourist Symbols, William Brown Jan 1965

International Tourist Symbols, William Brown

Theses

Not provided.

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An Experimental Study Of The Problems At High Temperature Developments, Pravin Lalwani Jan 1965

An Experimental Study Of The Problems At High Temperature Developments, Pravin Lalwani

Theses

Not provided.

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A Study Of The Effects On Sigma D And Resolved Lines As A Function Of Spatial Multi-Superposition Of Images, Jerome Katz, Roger Umbdenstock Jan 1965

A Study Of The Effects On Sigma D And Resolved Lines As A Function Of Spatial Multi-Superposition Of Images, Jerome Katz, Roger Umbdenstock

Theses

In photography the fidelity of the image is often degraded due to the random graininess associated with photographic emulsions. A study was performed to obtain objective and subjective data on the effects of granularity and graininess as a function of the number of spatially superpositioned images. A target was designed and built.* Individual negatives were made utilizing copy equipment with a vacuum back to ensure precise registration during exposure. These individual negatives were then imaged onto 16mm film utilizing standard motion picture equipment and a vacuum platen which was designed and built to ensure precise registration of individual negatives during …

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Reporter - December 16th 1964, Rit Reporter Staff Dec 1964

Reporter - December 16th 1964, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

And A Merry Christmas to You too! (p. 2); Christmas Recess Finally Approaches; Fall Quarter Ends (p. 2); Classes Suspended on; Easter Monday (p. 2); Easter Monday (p. 2); RIT to get Full Time Chaplain For the 65-66 School Year (p. 2); Minor White To Leave RIT (p. 2); Schuman Art Gallery To Exhibit Gravures, Sculptures, Paintings (p. 2); Library Requests Book Round-up (p. 2); Printing Test Area For Teacher Evaluation (p. 2); Letters… (p. 3); Editorials: Changes Create Responsibilities (p. 3); Cassetta's "New Look" (p. 3); A Very Merry Christmas to All • • • (p. 3); 'Comment' (p. …

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Reporter - November 20th 1964, Rit Reporter Staff Nov 1964

Reporter - November 20th 1964, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Editorial A Salute to Educational Support (p. 2); RIT New Campus Fund Drive Nears $18.8 Million Goal (p. 2); New Campus Resident Halls To Form Small Village (p. 2); Kodak Donates $2 Million To RIT New Campus Fund (p. 2); Forensic Society Schedules Debates (p. 2); Old Timers Enjoy WHAM Benefit Dance (p. 2); 'Ti ger Pi t' Serves As Social Center (p. 2); Comment (p. 3); Letters to The Editor (p. 3); Editorials: Shape Up Or Else (p. 3); Merger Offers Better Service (p. 3); IFC Greek Talk (p. 3); Cayley’s Corner (p. 3); Tiger Tracks (p. 6); Soccer …

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Reporter - November 13th 1964, Rit Reporter Staff Nov 1964

Reporter - November 13th 1964, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

New Campus Fund Drive Terminates; Partial Total Reaches $ 11 1/2 Million (p. 2); TEP Brothers Reprimanded; Social Probation Imposed (p. 2); Student Senate Swings Into Action; SAB Prove Active Legislators (p. 2); Prominent Bard Reads Poetry (p. 2); Brothers of Phi Sigma Kappa Meet and Honor Miss Universe (p. 2); Dr. Smith Announces Career Conference (p. 2); Education Film Preview Features Urban Renewal (p. 2); 'Comment' (p. 3); Letters to The Editor (p. 3); Editorials: One More Day (p. 3); IFC Greek Talk (p. 3); Cayley’s Corner (p. 3); MASSACRE OF THE INNOCENTS (p. 4); New Campus Construction Starts …

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Reporter - November 6th 1964, Rit Reporter Staff Nov 1964

Reporter - November 6th 1964, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Vacation Plan Vetoed; Ring Proposal Passed (p. 1); SCF to Study Rochester Riots At Next Meeting (p. 1); Glenn Miller Orchestra To Play for Dance Wednesday Evening (p. 1); Rochester Philharmonic Tickets Available (p. 1); Rochester Philharmonic Tickets Available (p. 1); New School Colors (p. 1); Johnson Wins Mock Election (p. 1); Students Watch Johnson Win At 'Reporter' Election Party (p. 1); Perkins Hall Residents Granted Student Bus Fare (p. 1); Editorials: Excellent, But More (p. 2); We Question Your Maturity (p. 2); Letters to the Editor (p. 2); ‘Comment’ (p. 2); Cayley’s Corner (p. 2); Boroff First Speaker For …

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Reporter - October 30th 1964, Rit Reporter Staff Oct 1964

Reporter - October 30th 1964, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Reporter Staff to Hold Election Night Party (p. 2); WHAM to Bring the Glenn Miller Orchestra to City (p. 2); RIT Co-eds Organize Gamma Sigma Sigma (p. 2); Sally Green Reigns over RIT Homecoming (p. 2); Institute Enrollment Totals 2454 Day Pupils (p. 2); ‘Operation Spirit’ Initiated Campaign Last Weekend (p. 2); Discussion Planned on College Teaching (p. 2); ‘Comment’ (p. 3); Letters to the Editor (p. 3); Editorials (p. 3); Cayley’s Corner (p. 3); J.F.C. Greek Talk (p. 3); ASTME to Tour Farrel (p. 3); Students Sound Off On Platforms of Candidates (p. 4); Miller Visits Rochester; Whistlestops Thru …

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Reporter - October 23rd 1964, Rit Reporter Staff Oct 1964

Reporter - October 23rd 1964, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Campus Visit Planned By Peace Corps Team (p. 1); Mock Elections Set for Oct. 25 (p. 1); Giant Pep Rally Opens Weekend (p. 1); West Elected Pro-tern; Senate Begins Operation (p. 1); Editors Attending Collegiate Press Meet in Chicago (p. 1); Taped Lectures To Highlight Ayn Rand Series (p. 1); Preview Series Schedules 'Megalopolis' for Wednesday (p. 1); RIT Dramatists Present Comedy (p. 1); 'Comment’ (p. 2); Letters to the Editor (p. 2); Editorial; Welcome Back! (p. 2); Someday: RIT vs. Ohio State (p. 2); IFC Greek Talk (p. 2); Oops ... (p. 2); Movie To Show College Romance (p. …

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Reporter - October 16th 1964, Rit Reporter Staff Oct 1964

Reporter - October 16th 1964, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

RG&E Announces Gift At New Campus Site (p. 1); Ayn Rand To Lecture (p. 1); Al Capp, Billy May Scheduled For Homecoming Weekend (p. 1); PSK Captures Carriage Race; Sheryl Jones Crowned Queen (p. 1); Electronics Seminar Planned by Institute (p. 1); Dr. C. B. Hess Dies; Retired Chem. Prof. (p. 1); Frosh: Pass That Exam (p. 1); Faculty Members To Attend Meet (p. 1); Editorials: Silent Helpers (p. 2); Fun, fun, fun? (p. 2); Letters to the Editor (p. 2); ‘Comment’ (p. 2); IFC Greek Talk (p. 2); Faculty to Lecture on 'Alienation' (p. 3); RIT Foreign Students Represent …

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