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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); …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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); …

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); …

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 …

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 …

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); …

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

Theses

None provided.

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)

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)

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 …

Reporter - April 6th 1962, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Wimmer-McGillicuddy Ask Council Improvements (p. 1); Committee Named Miss RIT Girls (p.1 ); Murray and Trimble Cite 'Experienced Leadership' (p. 1); Spring Weekend Highlights Set (p. 1); Bikel Bows in Song Soiree (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Barometer (p. 2); Letters to the Editor (p. 2); Photographers Beware! (p. 2); Techmila Opens Staff Positions (p. 2); Cayley’s Corner (p. 2); Art and Design Wins Acclaim (p. 2); News of Institute Alumni (p. 3); New Assistant professor Named By Chemistry Dept. (p. 3); Female Break Through Hits ASTME (p. 6); Survey Shows Where Grads Go (p. 6); Accountants Show 500% Increase …

Reporter - March 9th 1962, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

RIT Debaters Attend Congress (p. 1); Management Seminar Speaker Announced (p. 1); SC Campaigning Set for April (p. 1); Limelighters to Appear In Ritter-Clark Gym (p. 1); Student Deferment Tests Scheduled (p. 1); Greek Housing On New Campus (p. 1); Educational Film Series Continues (p. 1); Editorials: Objective Accomplished! (p. 2); A Time For Meditation (p. 2); How About A Symposium? (p. 2); Barometer (p. 2); Dear Bullwinkle (p. 2); Alumni News (p. 3); By George! (p. 3); Miss Gutfrucht Noted As Designer, Calligrapher (p. 3); Collegiate Writers Sought (p. 3); College Newspaper Conference - 1962 (p. 6); Gifted Garner …

Reporter - February 23rd 1962, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

O'Brien Presents Case Against Literary Censors (p. 1); News Conference Set For March (p. 1); Spring Marks Transfer to Duffy-Powers (p. 1); AIEE Approves Student Branch (p. 1); 'Prelude' Opens KS K's Weekend (p. 1); Council Triggers $81,683 Account (p. 1); Editorials: ‘Stars, Stripes And RIT Forever’ (p. 2); A Job Well Done! (p. 2); A Statement of Doubt (p. 2); Barometer (p. 2); Letters To The Editor (p. 2); Cayley’s Corner (p. 2); Art Buchwald Visits Institute (p. 3); Students Form Literary Club (p. 3); FROM HERE TO OBSCURITY (p. 3); Sorority Adopts Korean Child (p. 3); Indian Printer …

Reporter - February 16th 1962, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Japanese Designs On Exhibit Here (p. 1); Sweetheart Ball Plans Set for '62 (p. 1); RIT Celebrates Brotherhood Week (p. 1); Hamblin Speaks At Area Functions (p. 1); 'American Heritage' Theme Announced For Spring Weekend (p. 1); Plati to Play War Memorial (p. 1); Please Accept Our Apologies (p. 1); Editorials: Stimulate Your Psyche! (p. 2); To Live Or Not To Live… (p. 2 ); Thx Kxy To Succxss (p. 2); Cayley's Corner (p. 2); Letters to the Editor (p. 2); By George! (p. 2); Keeping Up With Institute Alumni (p. 3); Miss Wilson Cites Food's Need (p. 3); Alumni …

Reporter - February 2nd 1962, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

People Packed Wall to Wall (p. 1); Printing Dept. Head Re-elected Secretary (p. 1); Council Repeals Probation Rule (p. 1); GS Forums To Be Held (p. 1); Athletic Committee Favors Intercollegiate Hockey for RIT (p. 1); Kiley Named to Design New Henrietta Campus Site (p. 1); Fines Set For Parking Violators (p. 1); Editorials: Perseverance Wins Out (p. 2); Government For The Students (p. 2); Dear Bullwinkle (p. 2); Letter To The Editor (p. 2); Cayley’s Corner (p. 2); By George (p. 3); Eta Mu Pi Elects (p. 3); RIT—Boors or Gentlemen? (p. 6); Delta Sigs Study Management Means (p. …

Reporter - January 26th 1962, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

No abstract provided.

Reporter - January 12th 1962, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Printing Week banquet planned (p. 1); Blood drive under way for ’62 at RIT (p. 1); Board appoints committee to supervise institute move (p. 1); Phi Sig schedules winter weekend (p. 1); Printers to hear LTF research director (p. 1); Reporter proposes public relations plan (p. 1); Fallout shelter purpose noted (p. 1); Reporter changes color schedule (p. 1); Chess capt. places 15th (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Barometer (p. 2); Dear Bullwinkle (p. 2); Fiedler to conduct Rochester pops (p. 2); Keeping up with institute alumni (p. 3); By George! (p. 3); Transocean …

Dimensional Stability And Acutance : An Investigation Into The Dimensional Properties Of Various Aerial Films And A Study Of Their Acutance, Basilio J. Battaglia

Theses

An experiment was run to determine if differences in drying temperature humidity conditions have any effect on the dimensional characteristics of five quite different aerial films used for various military applications. Acutance measurements were made from microdensitometer traces of each film-temperature and the data was statistically analysed.

Each sample was exposed through a precision stainless steel template to a density of about 1.0. Using an optical comparitor, the difference in size between the film and the template was measured to 10^-4 inch. As the image is circular, the size in any direction can be found by mere rotation on …

Fixation And Washing Techniques For Increasing Image Stability In Photographic Papers, Ray Eynard

Theses

Not provided.

Dye Sensitization Of A Photothermographic Emulsion, William Groves, Ronald Wichelman

Theses

The objective of this paper is to sensitometrically evaluate the effect of five sensitizing dyes (Acridine Orange, Pyronin E, Thionin, Erythrosin B, and Pinacyanol) on a photothermographic emulsion containing a 43-7-50 mole % ratio of mercurous oxalate, mercurous iodide, and silver iodide. The choice of dyes was based on their ability to sensitize into the longer wavelength region of the visible spectrum. Three concentrations of dye were used - 50, 100, & 200 micromoles per liter of emulsion. The sensitometric evaluation was based on the exposure of a neutral step wedge to tungsten light. The parameters investigated are those of …

Reporter - December 13th 1961, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

New member added to board (p. 1); National 'Who's Who' to list 23 students (p. 1); Reporter staff announced for '62 (p. 1); BA changes co-op program (p. 1); Student gov't. protests control (p. 1); RIT vice president honored by AAAS (p. 1); Editorials: It’s up to you now (p. 2); Last night and passing comment (p. 2); In the yuletide spirit (p. 2); Cayley's corner (p. 2); RIT students attend UN collegiate council (p. 2); Barometer (p. 3); Dear Bullwinkle (p. 3); Article published (p. 3); Pete picks pix (p. 3); Newman club notes (p. 3); Places in tennis …

Reporter - November 21st 1961, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

A Challenge For Tomorrow (p. 1); Board of Trustees OK's Move To New 1,000 Acre Campus (p. 1); Student Council Votes $10,000 for S-U Furnishings (p. 1); Dear Bullwinkle (p. 2); Editorials: Tigers Shatter ‘Apathy Barrier’ (p. 2); Can We Meet The Challenge (p. 2); Cayley's Corner (p. 2); Witmeyer Named Art Show Judge (p. 2); Book Translated (p. 2); Barometer (p. 2); Duffy-Powers Building Renovation Progresses (p. 3); Peace Rally Set (p. 3); By George (p. 3); Library Lodges Complaint (p. 3); Dr. Ellingson Cited (p. 3); TEP's Reveal New Plans For Modern Frat House (p. 3); Award Winners …

Reporter - November 10th 1961, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

RIT Switchboard Operator Leaves (p. 1); TKA Plans To Sponsor Secondary School Debate Tournament (p. 1); Move To Suburbia Favored (p. 1); Two New Instructors Added to SAC Faculty (p. 1); WITR Sets New Broadcast Hours (p. 1); Photos Scheduled For Yearbook (p. 1); Food Administration Students Attend National Hotel Exposition (p. 1); GARD Holds Seminar (p. 1); Dear Bullwinkle (p. 2); Editorials: Do You Want Hockey? – Show It! (p. 2); Book-Burning Is Out Of Date (p. 2); Cayley's Corner (p. 2); Later Song of Innocence: The Tiger (p. 2); Evening College Plans Changes (p. 2); Barometer (p. 3); …

Reporter - October 6th 1961, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Board Weighs Proposals; New Campus Site Studied (p. 1); Peace Corps Will Hold Exams (p. 1); New Student Activities Director -Named (p. 1); Ellingson to Speak Before Alumni (p. 1); Chem Student Heads Summer Dean's List (p. 1); Annual Leaders Conference Set (p. 1); Claim Yearbooks Now! (p. 1); Editorials: Bouquets to the Frosh!! (p. 2); We’re Here to Serve You, But… (p. 2); Reprise: Broadcast Council Meetings (p. 2); Fellowship Awarded (p. 2); Students Reminded To Return Medical Insurance Plan Forms (p. 2); Building Acquired (p. 2); Bridge Night Set (p. 2); Scholar Incentive Plan Outlined (p. 2); Barometer …

Reporter - September 19th 1961, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Institute President Extends Greetings to Frosh Class (p. 1); 'Freshman Daze' Program Set; Features Assemblies, Dance (p. 1); Editorial: Participation in Frosh Daze Urged (p. 2); Get Your Money's Worth! (p. 2); Representatives Govern Campus Activities (p. 2); Student Council Prexy Greets Freshman Class (p. 2); Barometer (p. 2); Many Activities Take Place In R-C Memorial (p. 3); Store Carries Books, Supplies (p. 3); Studies Centered On RIT Library (p. 3); Ferguson Band Booked For Social Weekend (p. 3); Many Churches Located Close To Institute (p. 3); Students' Health Protected at RIT (p. 3); Journalism Course Offered To Selected Freshmen …

Reporter - June 1st 1961, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Graduates Await Convocation Rites (p. 2); Applications Increase, May Exceed 850 (p. 2); Freshmen Week Help Needed (p. 2); Graduates Given Directions (p. 2); SAC, Photo Graduates Exhibit Senior Work (p. 2); European Summer Flight Cancelled (p. 2); Supplement Distributed (p. 2); Editorial: Of Dedication… (p. 3); Let’s Broadcast Council Meetings (p. 3); Fall Parent’s Weekend Urged (p. 3); Godspeed (p. 3); Cayley’s Corner (p. 3); Thoughts on Summer (p. 3); Predictions and Comments (p. 3); Spring Weekend Post Mortem (p. 3); Convocation 1961 (p. 4); SAC Instructor Creates Mural (p. 6); RIT Exhibits in Art Show (p. 6); Young …

Structure, Wood, And The Form Of Furniture, William Keyser

Theses

None provided.