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Reporter - May 19th 1961, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - May 19th 1961, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
U.S. Asian Policy Criticized Here (p. 1); Elam Awarded Fellowship (p. 1); Delta Sigma Pi to Induct Pledges (p. 1); Dr. Ellingson Addresses Final Council Meeting (p. 1); Davis to End Rotary Term (p. 1); Achievements Noted at Award Banquet (p.1); Techmila Arrives; Distribution Tuesday (p. 1); Editorial: Final Proposal – On Poor Communication (p. 2); Thirty… (p. 2); Cayley’s Corner (p. 2); Student Council Reports (p. 3); Graduate Study Fellowships (p. 3); Reasons Listed for Student Picketing (p. 3); Representatives at Speech Convention (p. 3); Civic Center (p. 4); Alumni News (p. 6); Grad Heads IBM Board (p. 6); …
Reporter - May 12th 1961, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - May 12th 1961, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Testimonial Tomorrow For Brodie, Hagberg (p. 1); Buffet Lunch to Follow Convocation (p. 1); New Staff Appointed For 1961-'62 Reporter (p. 1); State 'Assembly' Elects Moore (p. 1); Reporter Has Supplement (p. 1); Lot to be locked (p. 1); Color to Return in June 2 Issues (p. 1); Editorial: Fourth Proposal – Someone to Go To (p. 2); A Rivalry Was Born (p. 2); Cayley’s Corner (p. 2); Letter to the Editor (p. 2); Life in New Peace Corps Discussed by Corps Worker (p. 2); New Instructors for Summer Sessions (p. 2); Private Eyes Spy on Professors (p. 2); GARD …
Reporter - May 5th 1961, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - May 5th 1961, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
PUP, Wimmer, Win Spring Weekend Awards (p. 1); 'First Class' Rating Won by Reporter (p. 2); New Editor for Techmila (p. 2); New Loop Route May Change Plans (p. 2); WITR Begins Operations; Programs News and Music (p. 2); Awards Banquet Set (p. 2); 'Who's Who' Selection Method Wins Approval (p. 2); Editorial: Third Proposal (p. 3); A Job Well Done (p. 3); Grass Roots Spirit (p. 3); Cayley’s Corner (p. 3); Letter to the Editor (p. 3); Intercollegiate League (p. 3); Chess Alley (p. 3); Bargain Day for Books Held (p. 6); Chemical Society Elects Joe Barr to Presidency …
Reporter - April 28th 1961, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - April 28th 1961, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Peace Corps Program Seen Severe, Demanding (p. 1); Summer Session Offers Credits (p. 1); Spring Weekend Theme Is 'European Holiday' (p. 1); Radio Security System To Aid Guards, Personnel (p. 1); Council Notes (p. 1); Editorial: Help Make SW 1961 the Biggest, Best Ever (p. 2); Second Proposal (p. 2); Cayley’s Corner (p. 2); Letter to the Editor (p. 2); What Has College Done For You? (p. 2); Seminar Series To Be Presented (p. 2); Institute Awards Scholarships (p. 2); Stroll through the Kage (p. 3); Retailers Engaged In Unique Projects (p. 3); WITR to Start Broadcasts May 1 (p. …
Reporter - April 21st 1961, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - April 21st 1961, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Spring Weekend Events Scheduled (p. 1); Mr. Campus Entrants Vie for Annual Title (p. 1); Noted Negro Leader to Address '61 Class (p. 1); New Cut System Raises Queries (p. 1); Laughton To Appear (p. 1); Council Notes (p. 1); Editorial: It’s Your Move (p. 2); First Proposal (p. 2); Cayley’s Corner (p. 2); Bird n’ Swamp in Eastman Hall (p. 2); The Battle (p. 2); Dean's List Announced For Winter Quarter (p. 2); Male Staffer Strolls through Kate Gleason (p. 2); Colorful Curling Finds Home at RIT (p. 3); Goldwater Speaks For Conservatism (p. 3); Institute Hosts Delegates to …
Reporter - April 14th 1961, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - April 14th 1961, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Staff Positions Open On 1961-'62 Reporter (p. 1); Institute Eyes Duffy-Powers Building Use (p. 1); Albertson, Murray Victorious in Election (p. 1); Representatives Are Elected (p. 1); Prices Set For S.W. Events (p. 1); Curling Clinic Open to Public (p. 1); Editorial: The Big Item (p. 2); Out With the Trash (p. 2); Can Curling Be Justified? (p. 2); Cayley’s Corner(p. 2); Letter to the Editor(p. 2); College Education Valuable For Women (p. 2); Our RITskeller Why is it Used? (p. 2); Toporcer Named (p. 2); Underprivileged Students Helped by SCF Group (p. 3); Discussion of Peace Corps On Wednesday …
Reporter - March 10th 1961, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - March 10th 1961, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
'Peace Corps' Program Endorsed By Students (p. 1); Institute Hosts Women's Council For Luncheon (p. 1); S. W. Photo Bids Due by March 24 (p. 1); S. C. Nominations Procedures Set (p. 1); Catalog Due (p. 1); Student Attends Annual Program (p. 1); Editorial: Darkhorses: Toss Your Hat Into the Ring (p. 2); Youth Is Willing (p. 2); Comments Bring Out Full Potential (p. 2); Cayley’s Corner (p. 2); Reuss Youth Corps Program Explained (p. 2); Letter to the Editor (p. 2); In Despair of Finals (p. 2); Council Notes (p. 2); Alumna Teaching In Native Japan (p. 3); Elkin …
Reporter - February 24th 1961, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - February 24th 1961, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Canadian-American Debate Commences (p. 1); RIT President; Debate Coach; Greet Debators (p. 1); Student Publications Cited At Press Conference (p. 1); Dr. Eagan Speaks To College Students (p. 1); Reporter, Techmila Receive Annual Gannett Awards (p. 1); How Debate Is Judged (p. 1); Tollerton Speaks On Purchasing (p. 1); Editorial: Debate in Free Society (p. 2); A Pat On the Back (p. 2); Keep Weekend Dance on Campus (p. 2); Thanks for the Help (p. 2); Letters to the Editor (p. 2); S.C. Committee Investigates Qualifications for Who’s Who (p. 2); Dr. Smith Elected (p. 2); KSK Weekend Theme: Music, …
Reporter - February 17th 1961, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - February 17th 1961, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Radio Club Organized (p. 1); SW Them: World's Fair (p. 1); NCCJ Director Speaks Today At Luncheon (p. 1); RIT Reading Lab Expands Courses (p. 1); Newspaper Editors Meet Here Today For News Conference (p. 1); Council Notes (p. 1); Editorial: Welcome Newspaper Editors (p. 2); Matrix: Visual Communication (p. 2); A New Flag Does Proudly Fly (p. 2); An Editor’s Fairness (p. 2); Letters to the Editor (p. 2); GET to Hold Panel (p. 2); The Verdict is yours (p. 2); Matrix: An Experiment in Visual Communication (p. 3); A Plea for Substantialism (p. 4); Education the Ultimate Weapon …
Reporter - February 10th 1961, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - February 10th 1961, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Brotherhood on Campus (p. 2); Dean’s List Announced (p. 2); National Conference Sponsors Week's Activities (p. 2); Theme Set (p. 2); CCC Planned (p. 2); Editorial: Brotherhood – Basis of American Way of Life (p. 3); Men and Brotherhood (p. 3); Who Caused Weekend to be Closed? (p. 3); Cayley’s Corner (p. 3); Barometer (p. 3); Letters to the Editor (p. 3); Wrestling (p. 4); Keeping Up With Institute Alumni (p. 6); Alumni on Faculty (p. 6); Alumni Association Holds Bridge Tourney (p. 6); Council Notes (p. 6); Loan Fund Set-up (p. 7); Evening School Food Course to be Repeated …
Reporter - January 27th 1961, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - January 27th 1961, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Freshmen, Elgart to Entertain at Spring Weekend (p. 1); RIT Left $2,500,000 in Surprise Bequest (p. 1); Blood Drive Begins; Pledge Next Week (p. 1); Phi Sigma Kappa Hosts Weekend (p. 1); Council Notes (p. 1); Editorial: Views on Military Service (p. 2); Thank You Mrs. Watson (p. 2); Congratulations Pledges (p. 2); Reporter Mailbox for Lazy People (p. 2); Cayley’s Corner (p. 2); Barometer (p. 2); Bird Shooting Legal? (p. 2); Shelley Berman to Appear at Eastman Theatre (p. 2); Letter to the Editor (p. 3); Snack Bar Named ‘The Ritskeller’ (p. 3); Comment on SC Weekend (p. 3); …
Reporter - January 16th 1961, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - January 16th 1961, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Winter Weekend Plans Completed (p.1); Four Escape in Crash (p.1); Miss RIT Election Tomorrow; Coronation at SC Crystal Ball (p.1); Siegfried to Speak at Print Banquet (p.1); Editorial: Let’s Straighten Out Weekend Dates (p. 2); Welcome: Student-Faculty Directory (p. 2); New Catalog: A Job Well Done (p. 2); Letter to the Editor (p. 2); Barometer (p. 2); Cayley’s Corner (p. 2); Fads and Fashions (p. 2); Three SAC Students Studying Abroad (p. 3); Edgeworth Scholarship (p. 3); Snack Bar to Be Named (p. 3); Prof. Taylor to Speak (p. 3); K-C Establishes Scholarship Fund (p. 3); ASAS Exhibit (p. 3); …
Reporter - December 13th 1960, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - December 13th 1960, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Board Plan Questions Answered by Benz (p. 2); Dr. Ellingson Talks to SC (p. 2); Catalog Error Corrected (p. 2); RIT Undergrads Represent 800 World Communities (p. 2); Student Editors Attend National Press Conference (p. 2); Photo Instructor Authors Article (p. 2); Winter Weekend Plans Announced (p. 2); Student Competition Sponsored by SAE (p. 2); Faculty Members Attend Meetings (p. 2); Retailers Awarded (p. 2); Editorial: The Festive Holiday Season (p. 3); Is Christmas Still the Same (p. 3); Will You Make It Home? (p. 3); Cayley’s Corner (p. 3); Barometer (p. 3); Letter to the Editor (p. 3); Merry …
Reporter - November 11th 1960, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - November 11th 1960, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Council Near Finish on New Constitution (p. 1); Senior Pics Due Today (p. 1); New Scholarship Forms Available (p. 1); RIT Represented At State Conf. (p. 1); European Flight For Students, Faculty Planned (p. 1); Editorial: View on S.A. Budget (p. 2); Letters to the Editor (p. 2); Fads and Fashions (p. 2); Barometer (p. 2); Letter Writers Please Note (p. 2); 'Prelude to a Holiday' Planned by Sorority (p. 3); Chilian Printers Visit Institute (p. 3); SAM Hears Rockowitz (p. 3); Forensic Society Ties for Second (p. 3); Children's Books Feature of Library (p. 3); Silver Lake 'Retreat' (p. …
Reporter - October 28th 1960, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - October 28th 1960, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Lodge Pays Brief Visit To Campus (p. 1); Raborn Sees Polaris Major War Deterrent (p. 1); PR Office's Info Weekly In New Form (p. 1); Harvest Festival Weekend Begins With 'Hoe-Down' (p. 1); Management Group to Hear Editor (p. 1); Editorial: Award For Outstanding Senior? (p. 2); Student Participation Poor! (p. 2); Faculty Council Elects Officers (p. 2); Letters to the Editor (p. 2); From Here to Obscurity (p. 3); SAM Cites Award (p. 3); Barometer (p. 3); Budget Approved (p. 3); Goudy Collection Given to RIT (p. 3); Ski Club Busy (p. 3); Fads and Fashions (p. 3); Chess …
Reporter - October 14th 1960, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - October 14th 1960, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Alumni Speaker, Polaris Chief, Has History of Achievement (p. 1); Council Plans Leaders Clinic (p. 1); Judicial Court in Operation (p. 1); Van Slyke Appointment Announced (p. 1); Students’ Wives Tea (p. 1); Editorial: In Memoriam (p. 2); Congratulations Social Division (p. 2); Can You Afford A Part-time Job? (p. 2); Fastest Editorial Alive (p. 2); Fads and Fashions (p. 2); Barometer (p. 2); Student Directory in Production (p. 2); Pi Club to Tour Washington, D.C. (p. 2); Cafeteria, Snack Bar Run by National Chain (p. 3); Ice Rink Schedule (p. 3); Chess Team Defeated (p. 3); Introducing New Faculty …
Reporter - October 7th 1960, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - October 7th 1960, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Dr. Ellingson States Board View; UR, Fisher Endorses 2-Year School (p. 1); 'Polaris' Developer To Address Alumni (p. 1); Details Outlined On C.C. Proposal (p. 1); Dorms Sponsor Entertainment, Dance in Ritter-Clark Tonight (p. 1); Editorial: In Memoriam (p. 2); RIT is a College (p. 2); Just a Student Newspaper? (p. 2); Fastest Editorial Alive (p. 2); Barometer (p. 2); Dean’s List Announced (p. 2); Sigma Pi Gets House (p. 3); TG Goes National (p. 3); TEP Greek Talk (p. 3); New Faculty Introduced (p. 3); Kozowyk Killed (p. 3); Illegal Parkers to Be Fined (p. 3); Sorority Reformed (p. …
Reporter - September 21st 1960, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - September 21st 1960, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Greetings.... (p. 2); Busy Schedule of Events Planned for Freshman Class (p. 2); Library Center for Study (p. 2); Store Carries Books, Supplies (p. 2); R-C Memorial Houses Institute Athletic Plant (p. 2); Editorial: RIT Growing and Changing (p. 3); Participation in Frosh Daze Urged (p. 3); Get Your Money’s Worth! (p. 3); Religious Groups Active at RIT (p. 3); Student’s Health Protected at RIT (p. 3); Representatives in Council Govern Student Association (p. 4); Inter-Org Common Meeting Ground for Campus Groups (p. 4); Fraternities, Sororities Governed by Councils (p. 4); Evening College Courses Available (p. 4); Journalism Course Offered …
Reporter - May 28th 1960, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - May 28th 1960, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
New ‘Reporter’ Staff Announced (p. 2); Annual Convocation Set For Tomorrow Morning (p. 2); Prof. Karker to Retire; On Faculty 37 Years (p. 2); RIT Newspaper Rated ‘First Class’ (p. 2); Council Approves Bus Ad Fraternity (p. 2); Alumni to Survey Senior Class (p. 2); Gym Equipment Due (p. 2); Trip Abroad Planned (p. 2); New Library Hours (p. 2); Library Books Due (p. 2); Steady Growth Develops Institute As Leader in Technical Education (p. 3); RIT Offers Ten Programs (p. 3); Many Activities Available (p. 3); Remember When (p. 4); RIT Promotes Graphic Arts Research Program (p. 6); Letterpress …
Reporter - May 20th 1960, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - May 20th 1960, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Dr. Charles E. Irvin to Speak at Convocation (p.2); Student Council Elections Set (p.2); Dean Jones to Retire; Began Career in 1919 (p.2); Head Resident of Dorm Appointed (p.2); Deans Named (p.2); Techmila to be Distributed (p.2); Editor Resigns (p.2); Editorial: Editorial Staff View (p.3); Find Your Own Road (p. 3); Convocation Chaos (p. 3); Not Only for Students (p. 3); Letters to the Editor (p.3); Barometer (p.3); From Here to Obscurity (p.3); “Concerning Cornell†(p.4); Sigma Pi Holds Initiation; Becomes Official Chapter (p.6); Miss L’Amoreaux Joins Staff of Reading Group (p.6); Greek Talk (p.6); IFC Names Officers (p.6); Painter, …
Reporter - May 13th 1960, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - May 13th 1960, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
ASAS, Turri, Win Top Spring Weekend Awards (p.1); Sigma Kappa Delta Sorority Reactivated; Officers Elected (p.2); Convocation Plans Announced (p.2); French Reporter Visits Institute (p.2); RIT Receives Goudy Types for New Typography Lab (p.2); General Ed Faculty Discusses Objectives (p.2); New Phys Ed Class? (p.2); New Advisors Announced (p.2); “Last Blast†Picnic Sunday, May 15 (p.2); Etching Machine Added (p.2); Editorial: Thanks for the Memories (p.3); Newport Festival Set (p.3); Barometer (p.3); Letters to the Editor (p.3); Library Sends Books to Korea (p.3); U.C.L.A. Parking (p.3); Spring Weekend 1960 (p.4); Greek Talk (p.6); More Support Urged for Summer Sessions (p.6); …
Reporter - May 6th 1960, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - May 6th 1960, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Radio Returns to RIT; WRTI Announces Plans (p.2); Council States New Policies of Representation (p.2); Parade to Start Weekend; Concert to Provide Close (p.2); Pat Morrow; Miss RIT; 1960 (p.2); S.C. Chooses Court Judges (p.2); Four Candidates Vie for Mr. Campus (p.2); 'Last Blast' Picnic to be at Hedges (p.2); Editorial: Songs of Spring (p.3); Active in Defeat (p. 3); Capital Punishment? (p. 3); Railway Express; Foreign Service (p.3); Barometer (p.3); On the Cover (p.3); Letters to the Editor (p.3); Huffman Named Top Athlete Brodie Resigns From Post (p.7); Golfers Defeated in Opener 5-4 (p.7); West Outstanding Wrestler; Forst Wins …
Removal Of Sodium Thiosulfate From Wash Water By The Use Of Ion Exchange Resins For Application In A Closed Photographic System, George Stein, William Streeter
Removal Of Sodium Thiosulfate From Wash Water By The Use Of Ion Exchange Resins For Application In A Closed Photographic System, George Stein, William Streeter
Theses
Ion exchange resins were used for removing sodium thiosulfate from wash water. Quantitative tests were run to determine the feasability of using the resins in a closed rapid processing system. One liter of a monobed resin and one liter of an anion resin, each in a separate ion exchange column, were found to be sufficient to remove the sodium thiosulfate left in the wash water for 8000 square inches of Kodabromide F-2 paper under specified conditions.
Reporter - April 22nd 1960, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - April 22nd 1960, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Spring Wknd. Parade on Main St. (p. 1); Student Council to be Smaller; No Freshmen on New Council (p. 1); Reporter Sponsoring 'Miss RIT' Contest (p. 1); We Goofed… (p. 1); Editorial: Beginning or End? (p. 2); Voice of the Students’ is Heard! (p. 2); Wake Up and Read! (p. 2); Barometer (p. 2); Letter to the Editor (p. 2); Reporter Seeks Students To Fill Vacant Positions (p. 2); Dr. Wilson Heads Study (p. 3); Defense Fund Closes Today (p. 3); Beusch Wins by 295 Votes; Decker by 178 in Election (p. 3); SAC News (p. 3); TEP Takes Survey …
Reporter - April 8th 1960, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - April 8th 1960, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Jerome M. Mileur Named RIT Registrar (p. 1); Candidates Slate Platforms; Two-Party System in Effect (p. 1); Late News (p. 1); RIT Fencer All American (p. 1); Editorial: Vote Wisely! (p. 2); Experience Is The Best Teacher (p. 2); Finger Lakes Exhibition (p. 2); From Here to Obscurity (p. 2); The Barometer… (p. 2); Letter to the Editor (p. 2); SMPTE, DLE Hold Contest (p. 3); Dorm Improvements Planned; Sophomores Must Live in Hall (p. 3); Forensic Awards Restricted (p. 3); Yours in Brotherhood (p. 3); Techmila (p. 4); Government Offers Many Careers (p. 6); GARD Aids Book Printing (p. …
Reporter - April 1st 1960, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - April 1st 1960, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
SC Out: Snack-i-vac In (p. 2); Taps Sounded For Reporter (p. 2); Guttenbern Press Burns 1960 Techmila Lost (p. 2); BA Girls Take Trip (p. 2); Editorial: Censored, Censored, Censored (p. 3); Camera Bugs Raid N.Y.C. (p. 3); Barometer (p. 3); On The Cover… (p. 3); Drivers Beware: Police are Mad (p. 3); Censored (p. 4); Playboy ‘60 (p. 5); It’s Closed (p. 6); Dorm Solution In Sight Declares Housing Director (p. 6); Administration Shakeup (p. 6); Beta Alpha Gamma New Fraority (p. 6); RIT Radio To Open (p. 6); Renfret Fired (p. 6); Baseball Team Slips By Tough Syracuse …
Reporter - February 26th 1960, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - February 26th 1960, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Forensic Society Hosts Debate Tournament (p. 2); Photography Dept. To Make Summer Courses Available (p. 2); Judicial Court System Set-up by Student Council (p. 2); Lyons to Exhibit Photo Works (p. 2); Dorm Movies (p. 2); 'Reporter' Attends Conference on World Affairs (p. 2); Editorial: Justice Walks Proudly (p. 3); A Fight for Brotherhood (p. 3); 'Billions for War, Pennies for Peace,' Declares N.B.C. Foreign News Analyst (p. 3); 25 Retailers Honored (p. 3); SW Planning Underway (p. 3); ASTME Hears Haloid Executive (p. 3); Frosh Retailers Dine (p. 3); Student Society of Designer-Craftsmen Exhibition (p. 4); American Student Service …
Reporter - February 19th 1960, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - February 19th 1960, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Religious Organizations to Sponsor Annual Brotherhood Observances (p. 1); Graduation Date Changed (p. 1); New York Rabbi Assembly Speaker (p. 1); Committee Formed Summer Activity (p. 1); Women’s Club Sponsors Korean Boy (p. 1); RIT Will Honor Its First Librarian (p. 1); Dorm Movie (p. 1); Photo Society’s Salon Contest (p. 1); Editorial: Reporter Must Be More Than Student Paper (p. 2); From Here To Obscurity (p. 2); Italic Writing Club Growing (p. 2); Counselor Certified (p. 2); Like No Man! (p. 2); The Only Male At Girls Dorm (p. 2); Greek Talk (p. 3); Photo Fraternity Organizes Library (p. …
Reporter - January 15th 1960, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - January 15th 1960, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Plans Announced For Alumni Fund Campaign (p.1); Prof. Gutfrucht Dies; RIT Faculty Member For Fourteen Years (p.1); Dr. Tyler to Address Leadership Conference (p.1); Reporter Soliciting Staff Members (p.1); Council Discusses Spring Weekend (p.1); Rec Room Closed; New Site Planned (p.1); RIT Must Face Prospect of Move (p.1); Editorial: Greeks Urged To Take Mature Attitude (p. 2); Maybe Kefauver Will Be Next (p.2); Pros and Cons of Moving Viewed (p.2); Letters to Editor Discuss Assemblies and Techmila (p.2); Greek Talk (p.3); Landscaping Show at Bevier Gallery (p.3); GET, Pi Club Sponsor Printing Week Banquet (p.3); Dear Aggie (p.3); Demand for …
Reporter - December 11th 1959, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - December 11th 1959, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Hockey Club Under Way After Overcoming Problems (p. 2); Caroling Group Tours Campus (p. 2); Student Council Approves Budget and Ring Design (p. 2); Dorm Councils Hold Pep Rally (p. 2); New Committee Will Be Formed (p. 2); Special Hours For RIT Library (p. 2); Techmila Staff To Pick Pictures (p. 2); Gamma Phi Becomes Colony of Sigma Pi (p. 2); Editorial: God Bless Us Every One (p. 3); The Cheater Always Loses (p. 3); Is There A Future for Student Council? (p. 3); Dr. Kessman Joins Staff (p. 3); Goings On Around Town (p. 3); Letter to the Editor …