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Reporter - December 8th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - December 8th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Young Rascals sought for CU annual winter concert (p. 2); Senate looks at ‘Power’ (p. 2); Director speaks on NSA service, goals (p. 2); Board axes the Advocate (p. 2); Residency laws hamper voting (p. 2); Symposium to be ready soon: waiting for selection of art works (p. 3); Pot smokers may increase use if legal (p. 3); Students receive 1.6 million dollars (p. 3); Worker in serious condition (p. 3); Emergency! (p. 3); Fournier performance a real treat (p. 3); Editorials (p. 4); Outburst (p. 4); Letters to the editor (p. 5); The firing line (p. 5); MRHA to …
Reporter - December 1st 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - December 1st 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Pot legalization toss-up; a third say, ‘I’ve tried it’ (p. 1); Senate passes revised constitution, by-laws (p. 1); Board considers ‘new’ newspaper (p. 1); Who’s who are named (p. 1); Culture anyone? (p. 1); Letters to the editor (p. 2); The firing line (p. 2); Editorials (p. 2); Letters on ‘inside entertainment’ (p. 3); Checkmate (p. 3); Speaking up (p. 3); Beethoven’s concerto Wednesday (p. 3); Yellow slips (p. 3); 55% at Berkeley withdraw! (p. 4); Peace settlement in Viet Nam not to red China’s advantage (p. 4); Van Slyke announces computer replacement (p. 4); Phi Gamma Mu to host …
Reporter - November 17th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
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 …
Reporter - November 10th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
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 …
Reporter - November 3rd 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
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); …
Reporter - October 27th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
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. …
Reporter - October 20th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
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. …
Reporter - October 13th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
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 …
Reporter - September 6th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
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 …
Reporter - Summer 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - Summer 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Move to new campus delayed (p. 1); Policies announced by new housing director (p. 1); Riot anniversary brings violence (p. 1); Clement, Gilman honored (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Skirting the issues (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Faculty promotions announced (p. 2); RIT to be studied (p. 2); 50 earn ‘A’ averages (p. 3); New housing director (p. 3); Hours studied (p. 3); Grant received (p. 3); Trustees present mace (p. 3); Ambrosen dies (p. 3); New campus (p. 4-5); Student government (p. 6); From the student president (p. 6); Freshmen to report September 21; variety of …
Reporter - May 26th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - May 26th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
General studies faculty petition Bernstein to reverse decision (p. 1); Bishop Sheen discusses technicians and love (p. 1); New senate defeats first resolution (p. 1); Don Hanson named ‘Senator of the Year’ (p. 1); Institute holds progress meeting (p. 1); Chet Huntley to address tech graduates at convocation June 3 (p. 1); Library announces end to book fines (p. 1); Slides (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Faculty comment (p. 2); 1966-67 The year in retrospect (p. 3); Skirting the issues (p. 3); ‘Racey’ artist designs ‘Car and Driver’ cover (p. 4); Phi Sigma Kappa presents award (p. 4); Family rescued …
Reporter - May 19th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - May 19th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Building unions end strike; work resumes in Henrietta (p. 1); Alpha Xi Delta takes first in spring weekend competition (p. 1); College union gets budget cut (p. 1); Bishop Sheen speaks tonight on ‘idealism’ (p. 1); Stern’s talk stresses ‘Dilemma of Dissent’ at student banquet (p. 1); Student president’s cabinet ratified by senate Monday (p. 1); College union gets budget cut (p. 1); Prices increased (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); In the news… (p. 2); Skirting the issues (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); A product of our times (p. 4); Student activity fee up for next year …
Reporter - May 12th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
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… …
Reporter - May 5th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
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 …
Reporter - April 28th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - April 28th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Smith, Vogel Win (p. 1); Institute seeks 2 ½ million dollars to develop NTID plans for Henrietta (p. 1); ) Concrete drivers strike; slows Henrietta progress (p. 1); Union gets $34,000 (p. 1); Dr. Donovan speaks at first series on ‘Sex in Conflict’ (p. 1); Kill a newspaper? (p. 2); To the victors (p. 2); embarrassing (p. 2); a direct answer (p. 2); letters to the editor (p. 2); Doctor ‘Leary’ of LSD abuse (p. 3); ‘Tune in, turn on, drop out’ (p. 3); Communications board reviews campus media (p. 4); Thirty-one make straight A’s (p. 4); Phi Kappa Tau …
Reporter - April 21st 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - April 21st 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Student senate considers nominations and publication (p. 1); Leary and company attract curious, questioning audience (p. 1); WITR dj’s finish 60-hr b-r-o-a-d-c-a-s-t (p. 1); Student government candidates (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Veneral disease at RIT on increase (p. 3); War protesters in New York; San Francisco (p. 3); Court puts five on probation (p. 3); Obituary for a common sight (p. 3); Spring book sale set for May 2 (p. 3); Gynecologist to discuss sex, birth (p. 3); Vote for Smith-Vogel (p. 4); Vote for Staab-Cyr (p. 5); Red Cross activities seek help …
Reporter - April 14th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - April 14th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Union funds unconstitutional; nominations made for top offices (p. 1); NRH residents demonstrate for needed elevator repairs (p. 1); John Bircher speaks at activities hour (p. 1); Wiley, Pizzo elected to MRHA key positions (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Maintenance is there any? (p. 3); Speaking up (p. 4); New campus construction progresses at slow rate (p. 4); Goldfish (p. 4); Senator Hatfield proposes voluntary military service (p. 6); Fraga, Collins named to head reporter staff (p. 6); Cornell fire kills nine; questions on safety raised (p. 6); Conference begins today (p. 6); Leary …
Reporter - April 7th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - April 7th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
At war Memorial Lopez concert set for tomorrow night (p. 1); Techmila wins first place in yearbook competition (p. 1); Student senate vacancies filled (p. 1); Gerhardt elected to chairmanship (p. 1); By LBJ end of CIA subsidies ordered (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Faculty comment (p. 2); Campus security-a special report (p. 3); Neblette to retire; ends 37 year career (p. 4); Master’s program being considered for community college teachers (p. 4); Photo course for engineers (p. 4); New seminar series for photographers (p. 4); Faculty comment (p. 4); Mrs. Mitchell speaks at …
Reporter - March 31st 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - March 31st 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
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Reporter - March 10th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - March 10th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Spring weekend theme: “It’s a Child’s World†(p. 2); NTID phase one ended with naming of firm (p. 2); ID photos to be taken before fall (p. 2); Warhol attracts large group at student activities hour (p. 2); Frosh daze fills posts (p. 2); Editorials (p. 3); Letters to the editor (p. 3); Speaking up (p. 3); A column (p. 3); MRHA to select officers April 7 (p. 4); PSK captures two IFC awards (p. 4); Student demonstrations calm compared to early 1800s (p. 4); School officials to attend conference (p. 4); Drama guild on the road (p. 4); RIT …
Reporter - March 3rd 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - March 3rd 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Reporter receives student financing (p. 1); RAISA elects officers; Baker named president (p. 1); Conflicts discussed at meeting (p. 1); Frosh Daze ’67 committee set (p. 1); Workers walkout at new campus site (p. 1); Dorm council unsuccessful (p. 1); Openings on city staff (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Roving reporter (p. 2); Faculty comment (p. 2); Photo school attempts to open gallery (p. 3); Student press association looking for new offices (p. 3); Gibson lectures on negro issues (p. 3); Applications for directorships now available (p. 3); Phi Kappa Tau holds elections (p. 3); Basketball team snaps six game …
Reporter - February 24th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - February 24th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Senate gets answers to important issues (p. 1); Institute to adopt ID system (p. 1); City parking tickets spell double trouble (p. 1); Fight leader speaks on negroes plight (p. 1); White reports on UP progress (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Faculty comment (p. 2); Roving reporter (p. 3); Alpha Sigma Lambda inducts new members at concert (p. 3); Gov’t., NSA controversy over CIA aid (p. 3); Stop the clock (p. 3); Scholarship established for school of printing (p. 3); IVCF to hold annual winter conference (p. 3); New library is given name (p. …
Reporter - February 17th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - February 17th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
May 1 strike could halt the construction at new campus (p. 1); MRHA proposes beer bar; asks for longer vacation (p. 1); Forensic society hosts debate (p. 1); Tela elected new union events head (p. 1); No public transportation to or from new campus (p. 1); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Faculty comment (p. 2); Speaking up (p. 3); Stop the clock (p. 3); NAC proposes to abolish deferments (p. 3); Free tickets offered for philharmonic (p. 3); APO conducts Monte Carlo party (p. 3); IAPA films dwell on city problems (p. 3); Heritage (p. 4); Marijuana ‘bad publicity’; …
Reporter - February 10th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - February 10th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Publications Board proposed by administration (p. 1); Senate questions auxiliary services (p. 1); Xerox square developers to sell old campus site (p. 1); UP Presents constitution; reaction seems favorable (p. 1); Winter concert, dance tickets now on sale (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Roving reporter (p. 2); Faculty comment (p. 3); Web lab to hold workshop series (p. 3); Stop the clock (p. 3); Seven research grants awarded (p. 3); A colleague (p. 3); Heritage (p. 4); Speaking up (p. 4); Short course for surveyors now offered (p. 4); GARD has new press workshop …
Reporter - February 3rd 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - February 3rd 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Baker’s ultimatum—improve or disband (p. 1); Frisina Speaks about students in Reporter News conference (p. 1); Senate leaders urge members to take stand on vital student issues (p. 1); Mitchell trio to star at winter concert, dance (p. 1); College qualification tests set for March 11, 31, April 8 (p. 1); Jean Guy Naud named to head local Decem Jani group; replaces Ralph Atkins (p. 1); Sixteen institute students named to 1966-67 edition of Who’s Who in American colleges and universities (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Faculty comment (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Speaking up (p. 2); …
Reporter - January 27th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - January 27th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Union board fails to get quorum; ratified by selection committee (p. 1); Housing facilities is topic of activities program (p. 1); Red Cross Bloodmobile to visit campus February 13-14 (p. 1); Senate amends, passes housing policy resolution (p. 1); Senate elections to fill vacancies (p. 1); 65 speakers, 200 topics are available (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Roving reporter (p. 2); Faculty comment (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 3); Heritage (p. 4); Lawson authors printing almanac (p. 4); Stop the clock (p. 4); Speaking up (p. 5); Veteran quizzed on Viet Nam situation (p. 5); Area colleges to …
Reporter - January 20th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - January 20th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Rochester students to form Area College Association (p. 1); Conable talks politics, donates books to RIT (p. 1); Board of Trustees name Dr. Frisina to top position in Institute for the Deaf (p. 1); Housing policy resolution debated at senate meeting (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Faculty comment (p. 2); Stop the clock (p. 3); Forensic society announces 12th Oratorical Contest (p. 3); Students voice opinions on military draft laws (p. 3); Printing student gives boa home (p. 3); Heritage (p. 4); Student court is RIT judiciary (p. 4); Speaking up (p. 5); Four …
Reporter - January 13th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - January 13th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
RIT to operate split campus (p. 1); Split campus housing policy announced by administration (p. 1); Memorial committee names six new campus buildings (p. 1); Last of four candidates for head of NTID visits campus (p. 1); Scholarships received by four students (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); A split campus news wise (p. 2); Graduated tuition (p. 2); Faculty comment (p. 3); Food students receive new scholarship fund (p. 3); Curtis appointed director of alumni relations staff (p. 3); A New idea in student housing (p. 4); Reporter vacancies occupied (p. 4); ‘The Image’ …
Reporter - December 9th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - December 9th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
No married student housing on new campus next year (p. 1); College Union Board to name directors (p. 1); Officials deliver NTID agreement (p. 1); Dorm questions food plan, desks (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Faculty comment (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Heritage (p. 3); Timothy Leary speaks at U of R; discusses LSD religion movement (p. 3); McGhee Endowment Fund reaches halfway mark (p. 3); Whiting designs identity system (p. 3); Outstanding alumnus dies in Buffalo (p. 4); Alumni produce annual report (p. 5); Stop the clock (p. 5); Molinari plans seminar, aided by committee (p. …
Reporter - November 18th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff
Reporter - November 18th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff
University Publications
Drama guild presents Antigone tonight at 8:30 (p. 1); Institute will add NTID to seven present colleges (p. 1); Baker, Staab discuss union (p. 1); Housing policy stated again to clarify issue (p. 1); Meal plan chopped by 78; mandatory plan queried (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Speaking up (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Stop the clock (p. 3); Trio states second paper needed today (p. 3); Alumni news (p. 6); Sports season set to open Dec. 2 (p. 6); Grads win in election (p. 6); Grads win in election (p. 6); Wrestling starts shy grapplers (p. …