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Reporter - May 10th 1968, Rit Reporter Staff May 1968

Reporter - May 10th 1968, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Seek full-time liquor license (p. 1); SA budget is approved (p. 1); Mr. Campus, Miss RIT elected (p. 1); NRH co-ed! (p. 1); Housing selects additional RA’s new resident advisors (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Skirting the issues (p. 2); Checkmate (p. 2); The firing line (p. 3); Greek news (p. 3); In the news… (p. 3); Student chaperones (p. 3); Institute trustees meet (p. 3); Canada: part 2 (p. 4); The great escape (p. 5); Spring weekend ’68 – look back at Sayonara (p. 6); Bologna takes action over institute food (p. 7); …

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Reporter - May 3rd 1968, Rit Reporter Staff May 1968

Reporter - May 3rd 1968, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

RIT Reporter, Rochester Institute of Technology. Publisher: Pat Collins. Editor-General Manager: Philip J. Fraga. News Editor: Grant Hamilton. Photography Editor: Bob Kiger. Sports Editor: Jack Kerner. Ass. Photo Editor: H. Nick Morgan. Feature Editor: Neil Shapiro. Photographers: Ken Owen, Peter Gould, Steve Kelly, John Viehe, Reporters: Allsion Adams, Mike DeSantis, Ralph Reagon, Barry Goldfarb, John Yacevich, John Wanter, Amilda Rochwell, Russ Anderson, Ron Carrol. Portriat Photo: Gerald Romanowski. Business Manager: Douglas Wadden. Ad Manager: Rick Marciniak. Public Relations: Phil Dubitsky. Graphic Arts Editor: David Folkman. Art Editor: Pete Beasley. Production: Richard Boissonnault. Proofreader: Martha-Jane Freeto; ‘Simply sayonara’ schedule released (p. …

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Spectral Absorption And Related Spread Function Of A Photographic Layer, John Tuller May 1968

Spectral Absorption And Related Spread Function Of A Photographic Layer, John Tuller

Theses

None provided.

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Reporter - April 19th 1968, Rit Reporter Staff Apr 1968

Reporter - April 19th 1968, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Spring Weekend Nears; Carnival Plans Released (pg. 1); New Senate Establishes Housing Policy Committee (pg. 1); Buffet Begins Fund-Raising (pg. 1); “Mr. & Miss” to be Judged (pg. 1); Institute Conference to Explore Future Problems (pg. 1); Drama Guild in Movies (pg. 1); Evans begins His Term as S.A. President (pg. 1); Editorials (pg. 2); Gluck’s “Orpheus and Euridice” Bombs (pg. 2); Skirting the Issues (pg. 2); Scavenger Hunt in the RIT Quad (pg. 2); Editorial Page Policy (pg. 2); Chickenmate (pg. 3); The Lying Line (pg. 3); Hatatorial (pg. 3); Letters to the Editor (pg. 3); Basketweav..’ in Journalism? …

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Reporter - April 5th 1968, Rit Reporter Staff Apr 1968

Reporter - April 5th 1968, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Planning conference makes recommendations (p. 1); Kauffman appears for talisman (p. 1); Blaze rousts students (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); The firing line (p. 2); Skirting the issues (p. 2); Mr. Campus (p. 3); Miss RIT (p. 3); 15% make dean's list (p. 4); From the top of Olympus (p. 4); Nova at RIT (p. 4); Mitchell trio at Nazareth (p. 4); WITR radio eight years old (p. 4); T-U's Currie keynote speaker (p. 4); Underneath Rochester dark and deserted (p. 6); Army drugs (p. 7); Ray named pr man (p. 7); 9-man board …

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Reporter - March 29th 1968, Rit Reporter Staff Mar 1968

Reporter - March 29th 1968, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Evans – Campbell elected by senate (p. 1); Three students charged in $125,000 art theft (p. 1); Students association officers will receive monthly salary (p. 1); Guy, parks show ‘concern for war’ (p. 1); Tech student writes of war blood guts and anguish of Viet (p. 2); Deaf student addresses NTID orientation group (p. 2); Prophet tells it like it is (p. 2); Sigma pi elects executive board (p. 2); In the news….. (p. 3); Card burner speaks to CCOC (p. 3); Registration checklist suggestion (p. 3); Library declares free book day (p. 3); IOHA not yet assigned housing (p. …

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Reporter - March 8th 1968, Rit Reporter Staff Mar 1968

Reporter - March 8th 1968, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Elections declared invalid (pg. 1); Simply syonara chosen spring weekend theme (pg. 1); One for the money – two for the show (p. 1); Student rights bill has senate approval (p. 1); School for American craftsmen not ready for fall quarter use (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Just a thought: a day in Vietnam equals RIT’s new campus (p. 2); Uglyman contest to benefit medical ‘hope’ (p. 3); The firing line (p. 3); Skirting the issues (p. 3); Where has the college union’s ‘showtime’ gone? (p. 3); Drugs, at RIT? (p. 4); In the …

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Reporter - March 1st 1968, Rit Reporter Staff Mar 1968

Reporter - March 1st 1968, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Evans halts referendum (p. 1); CU board officers ratified (p. 1); Pantie raid is unsuccessful (p. 1); ‘Christian science monitor’ editor here for convocation (p. 1); Blood drive hits all-time high; 149 pints (p. 1); Black resigns (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Skirting the issues (p. 2); Inside entertainment (p. 2); What is the purpose for the ratification? (p. 2); The firing line (p. 3); In the news (p. 3); Checkmate (p. 3); From the top of Olympus (p. 4); Sure to ‘blow your mind’ (p. 4); Sex morality discussion to be held here …

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Reporter - February 22nd 1968, Rit Reporter Staff Feb 1968

Reporter - February 22nd 1968, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Debate Tuesday – Elections Wednesday (p. 1); DJ Marijuana Query Denies by Campbell (p. 1); Scali Looks for Negotiations (p. 1); Selective Service Rule Will Affect Grad School (p. 1); Using Tickets? (p. 1); Demonstrators Protest Govern. Agency, War (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Skirting the Issues (p. 3); Checkmate (p. 3); What’s Happening (p. 3); Vote for Bishop – Barsuk (p. 4); Vote for Evans-Campbell (p. 5); In the news… (p. 6); NTID Tries for Realistic Student Attitudes (p. 6); Swim Team Downs U of R (p. 7); Swim Team Downs U of …

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Reporter - February 16th 1968, Rit Reporter Staff Feb 1968

Reporter - February 16th 1968, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

SA Race Underway – Second Team will Run (pg. 1); Senate Fails to Approve Second Medical Motion (pg. 1); Scali, Newsman – Diplomat Will Speak Here Tuesday (pg. 1); Co-op Housing Policy Confirmed (pg. 1); Not Necessary IOHA DEFENSE (pg. 1); Housing Policy Due this Month (pg. 1); Editorials (pg. 2); Letters to the editor (pg. 2); Skirting the Issues (pg. 3); Letters to the Editor (pg. 3); The Firing Line (pg. 3); Checkmate (pg. 3); Miriam Makeba and Oscar Peterson Trio (pg. 3); NTID Budget Deferred (pg. 4); Director Defended (pg. 4); GET Initiates (pg. 4); Negotiations are solution …

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Reporter - February 9th 1968, Rit Reporter Staff Feb 1968

Reporter - February 9th 1968, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

No abstract provided.

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Reporter - February 2nd 1968, Rit Reporter Staff Feb 1968

Reporter - February 2nd 1968, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

No SA candidates named; nomination deadline nears (p. 1); Pass-fail grade plan sought by Henderson (p. 1); Oppressed or oppressors? (p. 1); Jaimer rebukes Tollerton – “Ridiculous” (p. 1); Blood drive (p. 1); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Editorials (p. 2); Skirting the issues (p. 3); Pass-fail grading proposal (p. 3); Speaking up (p. 3); The firing line (p. 3); Symposium arrives; both good and bad (p. 3); Tom Williams appointed to fund post (p. 4); “Students and Professors Should ‘Groove’” - Davidson(p. 4); Somebody up there likes me, or, heaven (p. 5); Eastman swinging doors are removed (p. …

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Reporter - January 26th 1968, Rit Reporter Staff Jan 1968

Reporter - January 26th 1968, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Policy committee adopts open campus statement (p. 1); $50 medical fee rejected by senate – too expensive (p. 1); Coury favors RIT in vending machine case (p. 1); Symposium here (p. 1); Schwartz on student power (p. 1); Hershey vs. NSA (p. 1); APO “Snow Fling ‘68” for Feb. 10 weekend (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Skirting the issues (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Cultural division is buying block seats (p. 2); Checkmate (p. 3); The firing line (p. 3); Pantomime at Eastman (p. 3); Administration is disrespectful (p. 3); Old news – is good news? (p. …

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Reporter - January 19th 1968, Rit Reporter Staff Jan 1968

Reporter - January 19th 1968, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Alumni Vietnam victims (p. 1)

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Reporter - January 12th 1968, Rit Reporter Staff Jan 1968

Reporter - January 12th 1968, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Students move to stop Hershey on draft letter (p. 1); Smith outlines cabinet duties in ‘State of Government’ speech (p. 1); Student on policy committee (p. 1); ‘Young Rascals’ signed for winter concert (p. 1); Machines ‘Out of Order’ (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); The firing line (p. 2); The case for off-campus coverage (p. 3); AXD slave sale (p. 3); Checkmate (p. 3); A quarterly review (p. 3); Survey results to help cultural committee (p. 3); The state of the government (p. 5); Students learn about deaf (p. 6); Banquet for printing week (p. 6); IFC basketball begins (p. …

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Photography: A Basic Course For Art Students, Donald Dickinson Jan 1968

Photography: A Basic Course For Art Students, Donald Dickinson

Theses

None provided.

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Reporter - November 17th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff Nov 1967

Reporter - November 17th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Survey Shows 81 percent Dislike New Graphic Mark (p. 1); ‘Playboy’ Satirist Shepherd; ‘Lindsay Wouldn’t Allow it’ (p. 1); Additional Security Sought for Campus (p. 1); Techmila Sets Picture Dates (p. 1); Senate Calls for Review of ‘Mark’ (p. 1); Aid Forms Ready (p. 1); Letters to the Editor (p. 2); Editorial (p. 2); Speaking Up (p. 2); Skirting the Issues (p. 2); Graphic Mark Understanding Needed (p. 3); Checkmate (p. 3); The Firing Line (p. 3); Concert a Flop; What’s Coming Up? (p. 3); STP, New Psychedelic ‘Trip’ (p. 4); McGill U Editors Charged with Obscenity (p. 4); Plays …

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Reporter - November 10th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff Nov 1967

Reporter - November 10th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Senate Investigates Campus Security; Pinkerton Captain Explains Protection (p. 1); Student Attacked Friday Night (p. 1); Remington Appears at Senate; Graphic Mark Repeal Defeated (p. 1); BU Professor Talks on LSD (p. 1); Ustad Ali Akbar Khan to Appear Sunday at Gym (p. 1); Lack of Confidence (p. 2); Letters to the Editor (p. 2); Would You be Afraid to Write About U.S.? (p. 2); Graphic Mark (p. 2); Sex Ratio is Pro-Coed (p. 2); Skirting the Issues (p. 2); Leary, where are you now! (p. 3); Checkmate (p. 3); Rose Weekend begins Tonight (p. 3); Symposium Material Due Wednesday …

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Reporter - November 3rd 1967, Rit Reporter Staff Nov 1967

Reporter - November 3rd 1967, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Students Robbed at Knife Point in RIT Parking Lot (p. 1); Radical Housing Facilities Proposed for New Campus (p. 1); Cops Towing Students Autos (p. 1); Prisons are Rampant with Murder, Brutality (p. 1); Vietnam Veteran Takes Dagmar Wilson to Task (p. 1); Skirting the Issues (p. 2); Editorials (p. 2); B.G.M. at RIT (p. 2); Speaking Up (p. 2); Always Sophomoric (p. 2); Letters to the Editor (p. 2); On Narcotics: City Fuzz Blasts Addiction (p. 3); RIT Glee Club Fall Schedule (p. 3); WITR’s Campus Move (p. 3); Sig Pi Weekend Features Korn Ball, Formal, Coronation (p. 3); …

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Reporter - October 27th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff Oct 1967

Reporter - October 27th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

RIT Day Set Tomorrow; Has Contests, Motorcade (p. 2); College Union to Host Regional CUIA Meeting (p. 2); National Technical Institute for Deaf Announces Orientation Program (p. 2); Heimbach Selected As Spring Weekend Head (p. 2); Car Club Host of Intercollegiate Rally (p. 2); Letters to the Editor (p. 3); Philharmonic Conductor Digs Mini-Skirts and Modern (p. 3); Skirting the Issues (p. 3); NTID – A Bold Step (p. 3); The Stop Watch (p. 4); RIT Students Opinion of Washington March (p. 4); In the News… (p. 5); Tech. Faculty Produce Film Series (p. 5); A Look At Soccer (p. …

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Reporter - October 20th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff Oct 1967

Reporter - October 20th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Comm. Board constitution accepted by large margin (p. 1); Thousands to protest war in D.C. tomorrow (p. 1); Ex-con to discuss prison ‘savagery’ (p. 1); War supporters to counter demonstrate (p. 1); Bleed-in falls short of 750 pint goal (p. 1); RIT week Oct. 23-28 (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); What will the new campus mean to you? (p. 3); Skirting the issues (p. 3); Greeks begin rush programs with weekend tonight (p. 3); Greek weekend starts tonight (p. 3); The stop watch (p. 3); Friendship Mexico(p. 3); WRHA to hold annual dance (p. …

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Reporter - October 13th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff Oct 1967

Reporter - October 13th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

The death of editorial freedom? (p. 1); WITR’s signal receivable anywhere on tech campus (p. 1); Senate postpones comm.. board con; jurisdiction, authority are key issues (p. 1); Staab proposes student rep. on policy comm.. (p. 1); ‘Bleed In’ set for Sunday morning (p. 1); Who’s who (p. 1); editorials (p. 2); Skirting the issues (p. 2); Above it all (p. 2); Draft & war forum starts Monday, Oct. 16(p. 2); The stop watch (p. 3); Carole Ralston reigns as ’67 TEP debutant (p. 3); Institute charges $10 for a parking chance (p. 3); Senate changes symposium; could face suspension …

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Reporter - September 6th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff Sep 1967

Reporter - September 6th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

School of printing has unique program (p. 1); Institute display exhibited at 35th NAPL convention (p. 1); Record enrollment expected in RIT’s school of printing (p. 1); Student government candidates (p. 1); Student may choose from four majors (p. 1); Workshops provide facts for industrial personnel (p. 1); Alumni meet set (p. 1); Graphic arts progress makes major expansion (p. 2); 20 foreign students to enroll in school of printing (p. 2); Curriculum prepares students for myriad of career opportunities (p. 2); Salaries reflect competition among companies for grads (p. 2); From GARD to GARC (p. 2); Archer named assistant …

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Borderline Imagery In Painting, Emery Bopp Aug 1967

Borderline Imagery In Painting, Emery Bopp

Theses

None provided.

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A Mural For The New Xerox Plaza Midtown Rochester, New York, Leonard Else Jul 1967

A Mural For The New Xerox Plaza Midtown Rochester, New York, Leonard Else

Theses

None provided.

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Analysis Of The Performance Of The Pressurized-Water Nuclear Reactor By Electrical Simulation - Analog Computer, Philip Bartells Jul 1967

Analysis Of The Performance Of The Pressurized-Water Nuclear Reactor By Electrical Simulation - Analog Computer, Philip Bartells

Theses

This thesis demonstrates a method of analog simulation of a Pressurized-Water Reactor (PWR) using simplified techniques. The simulation is for the reactor vessel and is patterned after the "Yankee," the PWR owned and operated by the Yankee Atomic Electric Company of Rowe, Massachusetts, and built by the Westinghouse Corporation of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The entire analysis is based on the one group model (postulated that neutrons in the reactor are of one energy). The areas analyzed are: 1. Reactor kinetics - one delay group 2. Temperature effects on reactivity A. Fuel temperature coefficient B. Moderator and coolant temperature coefficient. 3. Control …

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Reporter - May 12th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff May 1967

Reporter - May 12th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Senate approves student association 1967-68 budget (p. 1); Spring weekend opens today; Ray Charles appears Sunday (p. 1); CIAE to investigate teaching effectiveness (p. 1); Student charged in narcotics raid (p. 1); Campus strike lingers on (p. 1); editorials (p. 2); letters to the editor (p. 2); skirting the issues (p. 2); Sammy Davis Jr. steals the show (p. 3); Is our faculty illegal? (p. 3); ASAS elects Knorr president (p. 3); Black names 33 to housing staff (p. 3); Pi Sigma Delta elects officers (p. 3); Miss RIT – Mr. campus candidates (p. 4); Spring weekend ’67 opens today… …

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Reporter - May 5th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff May 1967

Reporter - May 5th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

SA budget tabled pending communications board action (p. 1); Strike halts new campus construction (p. 1); Dorm project stopped at phase one (p. 1); Shenkel substitutes for Franklin Florence in ‘Crisis in Black and White’ series Monday (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Speaking up (p. 2); comment (p. 2); Survey shot for Kage 407 (p. 3); Summer visit to India; a land of great contrasts (p. 3); Rowbothan elected ski club president (p. 3); Wage offers look good for college graduates (p. 4); Blue dots invade campus (p. 4); Gorfain announces ’67 frosh daze appointments (p. 4); Letters to the …

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An Estimation Of Accuracy For Star-Oriented Optical Fixes Of Artificial Earth Satellites Produced By Amateur Equipment, David Weishaupt May 1967

An Estimation Of Accuracy For Star-Oriented Optical Fixes Of Artificial Earth Satellites Produced By Amateur Equipment, David Weishaupt

Theses

The project's intent is to determine the accuracy of simple amateur equipment in producing optical fixes from a reference star background. A standard 4" x 5" Speed Graphic camera is used with a timing device consisting of a short wave radio and a tape recorder to record the time at exposure. The accuracy obtained from two out of four observations is within 1800 feet along the orbital path of the satellite.

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A Latent Image Distribution Study Of "Dry-Writing" Photo-Recording Materials, Joseph Geller May 1967

A Latent Image Distribution Study Of "Dry-Writing" Photo-Recording Materials, Joseph Geller

Theses

Improving silver halide emulsions used for the direct writing of oscillographic traces is a topic not discussed openly in the technical literature. It has been previously thought that good contrast between image and background depends upon the extreme low-intensity reciprocity law failure of these emulsions combined with their ability to be desensitized by low-intensity light. Evidence presented in this report indicates that low-intensity reciprocity law failure is very desirable for the surface image; however, for the internal image, the most practical* of the three materials tested reveals no reciprocity law failure within the time interval from IO*2 to 10*6 seconds …

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