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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.

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 - 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 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 - 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

University Publications

No abstract provided.

Reporter - January 14th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Majority sign cigarette petition; Dr. Ellingson to make decision (pg. 1); Japanese memorial arrives (pg. 1); Dr. Fred Luchs named top speaker (pg. 1); Hickman announces $126,000 federal research grant (pg. 1); Attention! (pg. 1); Phi Sigma Kappa launches Annual Winter Weekend (pg. 1); Journalism-Printing option added to School of Printing curriculum (pg. 1); Editorials (pg. 2); Letters… to the Editor (pg. 2); Resolution for responsibility (pg. 2); Stop the clock (pg. 2); Another move to new campus (pg. 2); Russians suspected of fraud in ‘space walk’ of cosmonaut Lenov (pg. 3); Russians suspected of fraud in ‘space walk’ of …

A Study Of The Mechanism Of Sea Surface Scattering, Joseph Delorenzo

Articles

©1966 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE). Personal use of this material is permitted. However, permission to reprint/republish this material for advertising or promotional purposes or for creating new collective works for resale or redistribution to servers or lists, or to reuse any copyrighted component of this work in other works must be obtained from the IEEE. This material is presented to ensure timely dissemination of scholarly and technical work. Copyright and all rights therein are retained by authors or by other copyright holders. All persons copying this information are expected to adhere to the terms and constraints invoked …

A Study Of The Effects Of The Concentration Of 2-Mercapto-4-Phenylthiazole On The Clearing Rate Of A Chlorobromide Emulsion And Evidence Of The Presence Of Activity Sites, Peter Lloyd

Theses

It has been hypothesized than materials which tightly adsorb on sliver halide lattices will attach themselves preferentially at certain points, usually referred to as activity sites, which have areas of only a few percent of I the total crystal surface. An experiment using the mechanism of Photosolubilization as revealed by R. K. Blake and others of the E. I. DuPont de nemours Research Laboratories measureing the clearing rate of a chlorobromide emulsion doped with 2-mercapto-4-phenylthiazole indicates that the fixing rate is substantially modified by very small concentrations of this compound, and that the rate remains essentially constant over quite a …

Creative Cook Book, Jo Ann Girton

Theses

Not provided.

The Effects Of Water Addition On The Threshold Speed, Gamma And Net Density Of Du Pont Lino-Writ 5 Direct Recording Paper, Robert H. Renner, Stanley N. Stein

Theses

The effects on speed, gamma and net density of Du Pont Lino-Writ 5 paper, by the addition of water prior to the initial exposure and amplification exposure separately and in combination, was investigated. The effects on speed and net density of Kodak Polycontrast paper by water addition prior to exposure were also explored for comparsion purposes.

A statistically significant decrease in the average value of speed and a significant increase in the average value of net density was observed when Lino-Writ paper was moistened. The addition of moisture gave no evidence of having an effect on the average value of …

Reporter - December 10th 1965, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Letters to Viet Nam get warm response (p. 2); 500 demonstrate for policy in S. Viet Nam (p. 2); Ruling issued concerning institute probation policy (p. 2); Expulsion power given to Student Supreme Court (p. 2); Editorials (p. 3); ‘Comment’ (p. 3); Stop the clock (p. 3); Stop the clock (p. 3); The glorification of legs (p. 4); Tiger Tracks (p. 6); RIT wins own tourney; downs New York Tech (p. 6); Lacrosse team elects officers (p. 6); Tech Tourney shown on film (p. 7); Wrestlers win again (p. 7); News of alumni (p. 8); Audio-visual aid techniques emphasized during …

Reporter - December 3rd 1965, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Institute given grant for anti-poverty work (p. 1); Students to rally support for U.S. policy in Viet Nam (p. 1); Hargrave named to Board of Trustees (p. 1); Upperclass students to be given choice of General Studies courses (p. 1); Faculty and students attend Thanksgiving assembly (p. 1); Campus Christmas’ planned Dec. 7 by men’s residence halls (p. 1); Pi Club members visit Hammermill Paper Co. (p. 1); Humphries, Eltscher attending UN session (p. 1); RIT selected to initiate program of photographic science scholarships (p. 1); RIT selected to initiate program of photographic science scholarships (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); …

Reporter - November 19th 1965, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Gregory to headline ‘new era’ of RIT student entertainment (p. 2); Toys needed for Christmas party (p. 2); Yule cards collected for soldiers overseas (p. 2); Stan Morse, Joan Markham will direct freshman council (p. 2); Queens to model fashions in RIT’ s ‘Prelude to a Holiday’ (p. 2); Social fraternity in planning stage (p. 2); Assembly planned for Thanksgiving (p. 2); Open house and dance slated for NRH tonight (p. 2); Reporter issue composed on Fotosetter machine (p. 2); Editorials (p. 3); Letters to the editor (p. 3); Stop the clock (p. 3); News of Alumni (p. 6); Tournament …

Reporter - November 5th 1965, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Students petitioned for views on issue (p. 1); Dorm formal kicks off resident hall weekend (p. 1); Greek Week to introduce students to fraternity and sorority life (p. 1); Student senator attends meetings (p. 1); RIT will host debate tournament; 26 schools to participate Nov. 5-6 (p. 1); Kent wins annual ‘Skits-o-Froshia’ competition with slapstick comedy routine (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); ‘Comment’ (p. 2); A column (p. 2); Stop the clock (p. 3); Mural by Leon Nigrosh decorates 50 Main St. second floor lobby (p. 3); Tiger Tracks (p. 6); Rivas and Co. top Oswego lakers 5-4 (p. 6); …

Reporter - October 29th 1965, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Variety of activities planned for Sigma pi ‘Fall Weekend’ (p. 1); College of Applied Science shows enrollment increase (p. 1); North stairs will ease 50 Main St. problem (p. 1); Terry Gille to receive PIA scholarship award (p. 1); Sam Collins receives grant to continue Yukon studies (p. 1); Work on Building to begin November 1 (p. 1); School of Printing receives machines (p. 1); Are students contented or just disinterested? (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Roving Reporter (p. 2); Stop the clock (p. 2); Drama Guild creates ‘Gay Nineties’ setting (p. 3); Harvest Moon’ candidates (p. 3); NRH holds …

Reporter - October 22nd 1965, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Dr. Ellingson welcomes parents, alumni (p. 2); Rho Iota joins Alpha Epsilon Pi (p. 2); Only An Orphan Girl’ set to kick off homecoming events (p. 2); Day school enrollment hits 2,784 (p. 2); Class ring orders to be taken October 26-27 (p. 2); RIT Newman Club to host empire state fall conference (p. 2); Student Senate starts snowballing for students (p. 2); comment’ (p. 3); viewpoints (p. 3); Editorials (p. 3); Letters to the editor (p. 3); A column (p. 3); New bureau maintains current events case (p. 6); Conklin will speak at activities hour Tuesday (p. 6); On …

Reporter - October 15th 1965, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Homecoming Weekend events planned for October 22, 23 (p. 1); RIT student grants top $42,000 mark (p. 1); Dormitory coeds earn later curfews (p. 1); Election board of controls to supervise all elections (p. 1); Students cautioned about city pedestrian ordinance (p. 1); Sex discussions start Tuesday, October 19 (p. 1); Sashay Right (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Stop the clock (p. 2); viewpoints (p. 2); ‘comment’ (p. 2); Ugly men monster mash staged for charitable cause (p. 3); Printing department offers gravure course; Hector Sutherland hastens with deliberation (p. 3); RIT will train …

Reporter - October 8th 1965, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Graduate program in photographic science offered for first time (p. 2); Dr. Campbell announces future tuition changes (p. 2); Annual Greek week begins November 8 (p. 2); Student senate sets goal for coming year (p. 2); Sixth TEP ‘debutante weekend’ scheduled for October 8. 9, 10 (p. 2); RIT glee club seeks singers (p. 2); Frosh Class Names Tiger and Tigress (p. 2); Editorials (p. 3); Comment, (p. 3); Stop the clock (p. 3); Viewpoints (p. 3); Quote of the week (p. 3); Todd named new track and cross-country coach (p. 6); On second half goals (p. 6); RIT harriers …

Reporter - May 28th 1965, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Frances Baker to Become Women’s Honor Hall; No Parental Permission Needed for Sign-outs (p. 1); 1,193 Students to Receive Degrees from Institute (p. 1); Drama Guild to Present Old-fashioned Melodrama Homecoming Weekend (p. 1); Rylance, Baker Take Office; Hayles Wins Teaching Award (p. 1); RIT Academic Program to be Changed; Courses and Credit Hours to be Limited (p. 1); First Step After Negative Reaction (p. 2); Letters… (p. 2); Cayley’s Corner (p. 2); Quality Dependent On Teaching Ability (p. 2); Miss Tuan Chau From Viet Nam Enrolled As Special Student (p. 3); Tollerton elected NAEB Vice-President (p. 3); Students Travel …

Design In Clay For Architecture, Leon I. Nigrosh

Theses

None provided.

Reporter - May 21st 1965, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Cassetta, Corti Named To Decem Jani Offices (p. 1); Student President’s Impeachment Defeated; Senate Gives Dodgen Vote of Confidence (p. 1); Printing Students Hold Banquet To Honor Culver on Retirement (p. 1); Leslie Walther, Business Student, Killed in Accident (p. 1); RIT Acquires New Mascot; Male Tiger Named ‘Spirit II’ (p. 1); Full-Time Chaplain To Assume Duties (p. 1); Editorials: Getting to the Facts (p. 2); Preparation for a Long Hot Summer (p. 2); ‘Comment’ (p. 2); Viewpoints… (p. 2); Letters… (p. 2); Cayley’s Corner (p. 2); B.S. Degrees Triple In Evening School (p. 3); AAUW Benefits Women Students (p. …

Reporter - May 14th 1965, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Senate Establishes Conduct Committee (p. 1); Clint Cook Elected New IFC Leader; Succeeds Dacey (p. 1); Theta Xi Wins Trophy For Overall Competition (p. 1); 1965 Convocation Speaker Selected (p. 1); Gray, Dodgen Reign As Campus Leaders (p. 1); Donna Hurd Elected President of ISC (p. 1); Alpha Sigma Lambda Inducts Eight New Members (p. 1); Editorials: Three Days In May (p. 2); Total Education Includes Involvement (p. 2); ‘Comment’ (p. 2); Cayley’s Corner (p. 2); Spring Brings Growth to Campus (p. 3); Two Local High School Students Earn Full Tuition Scholarship Grants by RIT (p. 3); RIT May Get …

A Technique For Analyzing The Paper Fiber Accumulation On The Blanket Of A Web Offset Press, John M. Scott

Theses

None provided.

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.

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

Theses

None provided.

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 …

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 …

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); …

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 …