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Reporter - February 15th 1963, Rit Reporter Staff Feb 1963

Reporter - February 15th 1963, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Brotherhood Week Activities Set (p. 1); It's 'Spring Bookend' For Spring Weekend (p. 1); All-East Team Chooses RIT's Bill Lamoureux (p. 1); 'Give Other's A Chance' Asks SCF's Hanson (p. 1); College Newspaper Conference Comes to Institute on March 1 (p. 1); SAC Faculty To Exhibit Work (p. 1); Help Gazette'! (p. 1); Editorials: Brotherhood Week – Hypocritical? (p. 2); 'UGH' Comes of Age (p. 2); A Double Feature (p. 2); Letters To The Editor (p. 2); The Distaff Side (p. 2); On Prejudice (p. 2); New Social Fraternity On Campus (p. 3); 'Saturday Evening Post' Publisher Visits Institute (p. …

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Reporter - February 8th 1963, Rit Reporter Staff Feb 1963

Reporter - February 8th 1963, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Deans' List Announced; 15 Students Get 4.0 (p. 1); SC Proposes Changes in Publications (p. 1); PUP Wins Approval to Join Alpha Xi Delta National (p. 1); RAA Programs to Highlight National Brotherhood Week (p. 1); Delta Omicron's Ugly Man' Contest Launched Tonight (p. 1); Editorials: SC Retreat: For Fun or Profit (p. 2); The Life You Save ... (p. 2); Spatial Relationships Defined (p. 2); Indian Student Speaks Out Concerning The Sikh Religion and India's History (p. 2); Cayley's Corner (p. 2); Letters to the Editor ... (p. 2); 'Choraliers' Reactivated; Spring Concert Planned (p. 3); Summer Session Plans …

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Reporter - February 1st 1963, Rit Reporter Staff Feb 1963

Reporter - February 1st 1963, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Council Plans Retreat at Quarter’s End (p. 2); Warren Rhodes Receives Voigt Award for Outstanding Service to Graphic Arts (p. 2); Library Receives $1,000 Grant in Select Judging (p. 2); National Sales Panel Convenes (p. 2); IFC Plans, Initiates Spring Pledging Period (p. 2); New Housing Policy Revealed (p. 2); ‘Reporter’ Shifts Top Staff Posts; Positions Open (p. 2); Editorials: Freedom in February…and Always (p. 3); Minority Story – Education Set (p. 3); The Final Say (p. 3); Cooperative Training Programs Appeal to Industry, Employers (p. 3); Letters to the Editor (p. 3); Cayley’s Corner (p. 3); Through the Turnstile …

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Reporter - January 25th 1963, Rit Reporter Staff Jan 1963

Reporter - January 25th 1963, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

‘Snow Blast’ Begins Greek Winter Fun (p. 1); Pioneer Air Photographer Featured Brehm Lecturer At Eastman House Today (p. 1); ‘Ultimate Weapon’ Will Be Topic In Debate Tourney (p. 1); Evening College News, Features In this Issue (p. 1); Editorials: Student Council Presented (p. 2); A Point Restated (p. 2); Is There Any Sense To Pledging? Would You Dare To Answer This? (p. 2); Letters to the Editor… (p. 2); Cayley’s Corner (p. 2); Through the Turnstile (p. 2); Student Government: A Critical Analysis (p. 3); Maltby vs Smothers Bros. Enthusiasm Pays Off (p. 4); Council Looks For Salary; ‘The …

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Reporter - January 18th 1963, Rit Reporter Staff Jan 1963

Reporter - January 18th 1963, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Institute Plans Fund Campaign For $53 Million New Campus (p. 1); Tiger Pitchman Makes All-State Soccer Team (p. 1); U of R Installs APO Chapter (p. 1); Fallout Shelter Dedicated (p. 1); Cafeteria Contract Terminated; School Manages Food Services (p. 1); Editorials: The Personal Touch (p. 2); Pledging: Fun or Nuisance (p. 2); Letters To The Editor (p. 2); Study Committee Reviews Cooperative Program Merits (p. 2); Cayley’s Corner (p. 2); Through the Turnstile (p. 2); ‘Mademoiselle’ Honors Two RIT Retailers With Staff Positions (p. 3); Salary Proposed For SC Members (p. 3); Jobs In Europe (p. 3); RITSWA Plans …

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Real-Time Measurement And Correction Of Phase Distortion In High-Fidelity Radars, Joseph Delorenzo, D. Deangelis, P. Rademachev Jan 1963

Real-Time Measurement And Correction Of Phase Distortion In High-Fidelity Radars, Joseph Delorenzo, D. Deangelis, P. Rademachev

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Phase distortion gives rise to variations in the radar ambiguity function, which in many cases, degrades the resolution capability of the system. This paper briefly describes the characteristics of the common forms of distortion in practical systems and deals with the analytical and experimental results of phase measurements using a correlation type phase error detector. The relationship of this device to active correlators and ambiguity function plotters will be described. A discussion of real-time correction of phase distortion with experimental results is also included.

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Making A Streak Camera, Andrew Davidhazy Jan 1963

Making A Streak Camera, Andrew Davidhazy

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This was my first "technical" article that was published in a professional journal and it came about mostly through the encouragement of Dr. Richard Zakia in the early 1960's for whom I prepared this work as a student project and who subsequently encouraged me to submit it to PMI magazine and William Hyzer for publication consideration.

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The Design And Execution Of A Book Of Children's Verse, Claudia Symonds Jan 1963

The Design And Execution Of A Book Of Children's Verse, Claudia Symonds

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Not provided.

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Photomicrographic Inspirations For Graphic Design, David Bradley Smith Jan 1963

Photomicrographic Inspirations For Graphic Design, David Bradley Smith

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Wilderness: A Visual Communication For Conservation, Joan Marinelli Jan 1963

Wilderness: A Visual Communication For Conservation, Joan Marinelli

Theses

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Reporter - December 7th 1962, Rit Reporter Staff Dec 1962

Reporter - December 7th 1962, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Statement of Policy (p. 2); Rebel Commands 'Reporter' Staff (p. 2); Cynics Develop From Trust Lack, O'Brien Asserts (p. 2); Phi Upsilon Phi Goes National (p. 2); Student-Administrative Gap Narrowed by 'Decem Jani' (p. 2); Walls Collaborates On Institute Guide (p. 2); Late Registration Results in Fine (p. 2); Differences Make Choice Possible (p. 3); Cayley’s Corner (p. 3); Letters To The Editor (p. 3); When I Grow Up (p. 3); Journalism Class Provides Reporters (p. 4); Retailers Go To Conference (p. 4); Almanac Predicts Snowy Winter (p. 4); Eisenberg Purchases Rifle; Brings FBI to RIT for Questioning (p. 4); …

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Reporter - November 20th 1962, Rit Reporter Staff Nov 1962

Reporter - November 20th 1962, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Faculty discussion concludes 'Might does not mean right' (p. 1); Editor explains Ecumenical council to Newman club (p. 1); Interviewer exposes jobs in international fields (p. 1); RIT debaters top talkers in St. John Fisher meet (p. 1); Editorials: Editor-in-Chief’s final comments (p. 2); Snow’s warmth (p. 2); Letters to the editor… (p. 2); Turnstile (p. 2); Campbell new student personnel head (p. 3); Post office issues education stamp (p. 3); The Growing threat of creeping suburbia (p. 4); Record breaking drive appears in the offing (p. 6); Graduate named sales manager (p. 6); Co-op program gives early employment data …

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Reporter - November 9th 1962, Rit Reporter Staff Nov 1962

Reporter - November 9th 1962, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Former Czech judge questions lack of 'Justice Under Communism' (p. 1); Plati at powers for dorm formal (p. 1); Council president urges liberation of 'Dormant' spirit (p. 1); Folk singers to bring explosive humor here (p. 1); Grads future is topic of panel discussion (p. 1); Tau Kappa Alpha sponsors high school debate tourney (p. 1); Editorials: Posters, flyers present problems (p. 2); Bulletin boards need regulation (p. 2); Non-conformity: An advantage (p. 2); Cayley’s corner (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Turnstile (p. 2); Talks and fun at SCF retreat (p. 3); RIT debaters tie with SJF …

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Reporter - November 2nd 1962, Rit Reporter Staff Nov 1962

Reporter - November 2nd 1962, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

New campus buildings discussed at luncheon (p. 1); Council's aims, purpose outlined at conference (p. 1); Student entertainment presented at weekend (p. 1); 'Mock' election set for Tuesday (p. 1); Agner cited for scholastic achievement (p. 1); Sororities open rush with tea (p. 1); 'Foreign Policy' topic of lecture (p. 1); Editorials: Calling all politicians (p. 2); The Noblest of messes (p. 2); Cayley's corner (p. 2); The Profile of a generation (p. 2); RIT graduates form color plate company (p. 2); Senior research unique at RIT (p. 2); Council aims (p. 2); SAC and A&D directors to give talks …

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Reporter - October 26th 1962, Rit Reporter Staff Oct 1962

Reporter - October 26th 1962, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

President Extends Welcome (p. 1); Hillel Hosts 'Lox, Bagels’ (p. 1); Alumni to be Honored At Luncheon Tomorrow (p. 1); Noted Speakers Highlight Alumni Weekend Activities (p. 1); Engineers Look To Brighter Future (p. 1); Silver Lake Retreat Site (p. 1); Phi Sig Hosts At Informal Tea (p. 1); Transcripts Keep Registrar Hopping (p. 1); Editorials: Welcome, Parents and Alumni! (p. 2); Rapid Recovery, Mr. President! (p. 2); Free Cuts vs. Freedom of Teaching (p. 2); Letters to The Editor… (p. 2); European Workers Offered Scholarships, Travel Grants (p. 2); Lefkowitz Visits Institute at Request Of Young Republicans (p. 2); …

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Reporter - October 19th 1962, Rit Reporter Staff Oct 1962

Reporter - October 19th 1962, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Over 7,000 Students Attend RIT Classes (p. 1); Senator LaVerne To be Speaker At Conference (p. 1); Area's Needs Met By Night School (p. 1); Day Enrollment Includes Block and Transfer Students (p. 1); WITR Improvements Made for Better Listening Enjoyment (p. 1); Foreign Students Attend Institute (p. 1); Insurance Cards Must be Filled (p. 1); Men's Dorm Victorious In Sunday Afternoon Race: Baby Carriages Pushed 4.6 Miles in Henrietta (p. 1); Photographers Needed (p. 1); New Reporters (p. 1); Editorials: Stand Up and Take Pride! (p. 2); These Are the Facts… (p. 2); Club Brings Noted People (p. 2); …

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Reporter - October 12th 1962, Rit Reporter Staff Oct 1962

Reporter - October 12th 1962, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

DO Cookbook Features Recipes From First Lady (p. 1); 'Sigma PT Astronaut Orbits Earth in 'Sigma 7' Capsule (p. 1); Enthusiastic Freshmen Perform For 'Skits-o-froshia' Audience (p. 1); IFC Initiates 'Open Rushing' (p. 1); Do You Have Your 1962 Copy? (p. 1); Student Wives' Tea Sunday (p. 1); Editorials: Big Names Bring Small Crowds (p. 2); Collegiate Co-operation Urged (p. 2); Letters to The Editor… (p. 2); Pennsylvanians Serve RIT As Head Residents of Dorms (p. 2); Institute Resolves Medical Problems (p. 2); Cayley's Corner (p. 2); Prof. Bickal Looks Toward Washington (p. 3); Hopes Waning For New RIT Band …

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Reporter - October 5th 1962, Rit Reporter Staff Oct 1962

Reporter - October 5th 1962, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Student Council Officially Begins '62-63 School Year (p. 1); Kappa Sigma Kappa Becomes Theta Xi (p. 1); Communications To Be Stressed In Conference (p. 1); Sigma Pi Aids Dooley Fund (p. 1); 'Alienation' Theme Of Forthcoming Lecture Series (p. 1); Modern Jazz Elects Officers Plan Program (p. 1); Corti Urges UN Participation (p. 1); Editorials: New Men On Campus (p. 2); Operation Orientation Successful (p. 2); Memo From the Editor’s Desk (p. 2); Through the Turnstile (p. 2); Letters To The Editor (p. 2); Matrix: An Experiment in Visual Communication (p. 3); Man and the City (p. 4); Victor Gwen …

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Reporter - September 18th 1962, Rit Reporter Staff Sep 1962

Reporter - September 18th 1962, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Welcome, Freshmen! (p. 2); President Ellingson Urges Wholehearted Participation (p. 2); Busy Schedule of Events Planned For Entering Freshman Class (p. 2); Editorials: Now is the Time… (p. 3); Here We Come, Henrietta! (p. 3); Greeks Develop Social Character (p. 3); Student Council Prexy Greets Freshman Class (p. 3); Turnstile (p. 3); Cayley’s Corner (p. 3); Now is the time…! (p. 5); DO Initiates Social Season (p. 6); Council Representatives Govern Student Activities (p. 6); Religious Groups Active on Campus (p. 6); Colorful 'Reporter' Tops Among College Newspapers (p. 6); Selected Freshmen Students Offered Expanded Course in Journalism (p. 6); …

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Epoxy Compound And Polystyrene Sheet Combined Decoratively With Wood, John Wright Aug 1962

Epoxy Compound And Polystyrene Sheet Combined Decoratively With Wood, John Wright

Theses

None provided.

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Reporter - Summer 1962, Rit Reporter Staff Jul 1962

Reporter - Summer 1962, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Planning For New Campus Affects Alumni Activities (p. 1); Questionnaire Replies List Alumni Opinions (p. 1); Nine Alumni Serve as Representatives in Planning Sessions (p. 1); Board Names Consultant (p. 1); Staff Assistant to be Full Time (p. 1); Information Requested on Changes of Address (p. 1); Executive Council Elects New Slate of Officers (p. 1); Comments & Kudos from the Retiring Alumni President (p. 2); Alumni Executive Council Appoints Rusitzky General Chairman for Fund (p. 2); Duffy-Powers Occupied Following Renovation Work (p. 2); Assistance Requested in Admissions Office (p. 2); Alumni Office Converting Files (p. 2); New Alma Mater …

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Reporter - May 28th 1962, Rit Reporter Staff May 1962

Reporter - May 28th 1962, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Convocation Schedule Set; Gowns Issued This Week (p. 1); Choraliers, Techmen Sing at Assembly (p. 1); Photo Tech II Launches Experimental Aerial Project (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Letters To Editor (p. 2); By George! (p. 2); Wolitsky Named (p. 6); Graduates Married (p. 6); Shoemaker At ITEK (p. 6); Alumni on Campus (p. 6); Alumni Promotions (p. 6); New Births (p. 6); Photo Faculty Changes (p. 6); Symposium Extends Literary Deadline (p. 6); Choraliers ... (p. 7); RIT Future Topic Of Litho Meeting (p. 7); Hi-Ball ... (p. 7); From Here to Obscurity (p. 7)

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Reporter - May 17th 1962, Rit Reporter Staff May 1962

Reporter - May 17th 1962, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Teller, 'Father of H-Bomb," To Speak at Convocation (p. 1); Absalom Chosen As Mr. Campus (p. 1); KSK, DSP Win Top Awards Of Weekend (p. 1); 'An Admirable Weekend .. (p. 2); Personnel Reps Place Graduates (p. 2); Chemists Set Date For Last Meeting (p. 2); Photogs Display at Boston Convention (p. 2)

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Reporter - May 11th 1962, Rit Reporter Staff May 1962

Reporter - May 11th 1962, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Awards Fete Hears 'Russian'; McGillicuddy Top Student (p. 1); Spring Weekend '62 Theme Is 'American Heritage'; Full Schedule Announced (p. 1); APO Pledges Plant Nursery (p. 1); Spring Weekend Attire Suggested (p. 1); Return Your Activity Forms! (p. 1); RIT Choraliers Plan Assembly (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); By George! (p. 2); Cayley’s Corner (p. 2); Letters To Editor (p. 2); Budget for 1962-63 Year Studied by Student Council (p. 3); O'Brien For 'Genuine' Writing (p. 3); Faculty Member Congress Judge (p. 3); Workshop Directed By Retailing Head (p. 3); RIT Co-Sponsors Health Seminar (p. 3); Peace Corps Sets Ceylon …

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Reporter - May 4th 1962, Rit Reporter Staff May 1962

Reporter - May 4th 1962, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Dean’s List Announced For Winter Quarter (p. 1); Four Compete For Mr. Campus (p. 1); Proposed Techmila Salaries Defeated in Council Vote (p. 1); APO Holds Spring Smoker; To Sponsor Tree-Planting (p. 1); Editorials: Sing a Song of Sense (p. 2); Let’s Have a Rest! (p. 2); Cayley’s Corner (p. 2); Barometer (p. 2); Council Banquet Held Tuesday (p. 2); Letters to Editor (p. 2); Civic Orchestra Heard Again (p. 3); By George! (p. 3); Hosmer Backs Nuclear Tests (p. 3); Bikel Presents ‘Folk Hodgepodge’ (p. 3); Techmila (p. 4); Keeping Up With Institute Alumni (p. 6); ‘Brockportfolio’ Presented by …

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Planters, David Giorgi May 1962

Planters, David Giorgi

Theses

None provided.

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Hypersensitization And Reciprocity Law Failure, Charles West Apr 1962

Hypersensitization And Reciprocity Law Failure, Charles West

Theses

Two sets of Super XX cut film strips were hypersensitized under varying conditions of hypersensitizing agent used, concentration of hypersensitizing solution and time of hypersensitizing. The strips were rapidly dried and exposed. One set was exposed with a high film plane illuminance for 5.0 seconds, and the second set was exposed with a low film plane illuminance for 10^4 seconds. The difference in exposure necessary to give a density of 1.50 for the strips of each set was used as a measure of the reciprocity law failure. From the H and D curves of each test a measure of the …

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A Preliminary Experiment In The Preparation And Evaluation Of Photographic Prints Of Unusual Tone Reproduction Characteristics, Robert Kane, Irving Magin Apr 1962

A Preliminary Experiment In The Preparation And Evaluation Of Photographic Prints Of Unusual Tone Reproduction Characteristics, Robert Kane, Irving Magin

Theses

Using three film types, Super Pan Press type-B, Kodak Commercial and Kodak Gravure (improved), and submitting these films to three levels of development and masking, a variety of tone reproduction curves were obtained. Selected prints, representing a variety of reproduction curves, were viewed by observers to determine preferred curve shapes.

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Production Sensitometric Testing Of Lithographic Films Correlated With Customer Quality Acceptance, Lawrence Albertson Apr 1962

Production Sensitometric Testing Of Lithographic Films Correlated With Customer Quality Acceptance, Lawrence Albertson

Theses

Various methods of production sensitometric testing of lithographic films are investigated to establish correlation between a testing parameter and customer acceptance of line copy reproduction in the field. The chosen parameter, "gamma," is compared statistically for acceptable and unacceptable reproduction based on field appraisals. Results indicate that no correlation exists between the chosen testing parameter and field acceptance. Information is also obtained concerning the development and exposure conditions which yield acceptable line copy reproduction in the field.

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Reporter - April 19th 1962, Rit Reporter Staff Apr 1962

Reporter - April 19th 1962, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

48% of Students Vote In Last Week’s SC Poll (p. 2); Spring Weekend Committee Announces Judges and Entertainment Schedule (p. 2); Miss RIT Tells of Varied Activities (p. 2); Writers, Anyone? (p. 2); Glenn Miller Band, Brothers Four at SW (p. 2); Ellingson and Walls Praise Student Council Campaigns (p. 2); SW Timetable (p. 2); Murray, Trimble Discuss Election Factors (p. 2); Editorials: Result: Victories for Two (p. 3); ‘Service’ Is Their Service (p. 3); Greek Activities ‘Well Rounded’ (p. 3); From Here to Obscurity (p. 3); Cayley’s Corner (p. 3); RITSWA Installs New Officers (p. 3); A Place to …

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