Author: Madeleine Villavicencio
MeWhy It's All About Us
In Greek mythology, hubris, or pride, is the tragic flaw that
often brings about the downfall of the main character. A
prime example of this is... For LaKeisha Perez, running has
always come naturally: “I’ve been
running since I was little. I continued
in high school. Now, basically all
I do is run.” When she... My journey towards a refreshing and rewarding
concert experience after a very long, stressful
week started at approximately 2:57 p.m.
in the afternoon when I sat down... 04.25.2008On May 3, from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m., innovation will take
over the RIT campus. Thanks to the Innovation Festival’s
major sponsor, Paetec, left and right brain thinkers... 04.11.2008When I first stepped into the two-bedroom Colony Townhouse assigned
to me and my three roommates, I was in awe. It was more spacious than I
could have ever imagined,... There have been many theories regarding the meaning and purpose of
dreams. Some believe dreams are messages from one’s subconscious or a
representation of inner... 03.14.2008The first time I met Rauf Bawany, the Muslim Chaplain at RIT’s Interfaith
Center, was on the steps leading to his office. He stood four steps above
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Dr. Hancock
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Fr. Richard Hunt
With a background in art, Father Richard Hunt
has been finding creative ways to present religious
messages to the RIT community over the
years. He’s also worked with a number of Zen
Masters.
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Dr. Barry Culhane
Most recently chairing the Imagine RIT Innovation
and Creativity Festival, Dr. Barry Culhane
is a very busy man. His other projects include
putting on the Liberty Hill breakfast series for
President Destler, organizing the “Retirees Picnic”
at the end of this year, teaching, and giving
back to the greater Rochester community.
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