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Editor's Note: People of Note

by Laura Mandanas
  
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Happy week 10, RIT. We’ve reached the end — the end of our wits, the end of the quarter, the end of the year.

As is frequently done at such junctures, Reporter is taking a step back. Taking stock. For this issue, we have taken a close look at the RIT community, and compiled a list: People of Note 2008.

Whether they’ve made the list for something as high profile as organizing the first Imagine RIT Innovation and Creativity Festival, or something more low profile, such as serving drinks, being a good listener, and giving sound advice, these noteworthy people have each played a significant role in helping to shape the RIT community this past year. And for that, we’ve decided to give them some recognition.

To the 12 people who were chosen: congratulations on your accomplishments. We really appreciate what it is that you contribute to our community. You should be proud of yourselves.

To everyone else: congratulations on your accomplishments. You may not have made it onto the final list, but, at the very least, you’ve made it through another year at RIT. That’s certainly nothing to scoff at. And who knows — maybe next year you’ll be on our list.

Have a good summer, guys.

See you next fall.

Laura Mandanas
Editor in Chief


In This Issue
Features
Dr. Barry Culhane
Craig Ceremuga
David "Big Goon" Fass
Lisa Bodenstedt
Aditya Manjrekar
Dr. Christine Licata
Mia Sanchez
Features (Cont.)
Phyllis Walker
Fr. Richard Hunt
Randy Bloechl
Dr. Mary-Beth Cooper
Willie Barkley
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