04.04.2008
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All In This Together
by Joe McLaughlin
The Deaf, the Hearing,
and the NTID Performing Arts
Most students will be surprised
to hear that RIT has a nationally
recognized theater program.
NTID Performing...
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Girls Gone Wild
by Casey Dehlinger
A Celebration of Women?
Late at night, usually on cable, the marimbas ring out and the overjoyed
announcer makes his pitch. An inebriated blonde in a white tank...
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Broadway Reaching Out To Younger Audiences
by John Howard
Legally Blonde, the musical?
What ever happened to Fiddler on the Roof? The musicals coming out on Broadway these days
are becoming less and less traditional.
The...
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Newsby Liz Kiewet
Professors without doctoral degrees within the Golisano College
of Computing & Information Sciences may be denied promotions
under new requirements proposed by... by Andrew Rees
On April 19th, the RIT
Rotaract Club, a Rotary-affiliated student
organization, will
hold RIT’s first Relay
for Life at the Gordon
Field House. The event
is... by Joe McLaughlin
After being shut down early this year, Humans vs. Zombies, a game played
by RIT students using Nerf guns to simulate a zombie epidemic, has been
authorized by Student... by Joe McLaughlin
Fli Digital, a company founded by two RIT alumni, recently launched their
first major product, the Fresh Platform, a content management system
designed to make selling... by Geoffrey H. Bliss
New COS Curriculum to be Offered
COS Senator Heather Drake mentioned the possibility of a new bachelors
degree in Neuroscience being offered at RIT in the future. She... by Elizabeth Bennett
5 Saturday
CAB Saturday Night Standup: Chris Tabb and EJ Murphy
SAU: Ingle Auditorium, 11 p.m. – 4 a.m. Comedians Chris Tabb and EJ
Murphy perform live. The duo has... Leisureby Alecia Crawford
Who is ZOX? I was wondering the same
thing until they came to perform at RIT.
An indie band that is signed on to Side One
Dummy Records, ZOX has traveled all over... by Susan Cook
Can’t find your light switch in darkness? Fumbling
around more often than you like? Say hello
to Lite-A-Switch, an LED faceplate with three
lights on each side of the... by Evan McNamara
Porcelain
Sparta was spawned after the demise of now legendary
rock outfit, ‘At The Drive In.’ It’s that other
spin-off band that’s not The Mars Volta. There’s... Quiz
1. In the film Invisible Children, what was the goal
of the three filmmakers in traveling to Sudan?
a. “Track down the Lord’s Resistance Army”
b. “Uncover... Featuresby Ilsa Shaw
Name, Year, Major?
Emily Hughes, I’m a second year majoring in International Business
and Marketing, also known as “Extracurricular Activities.” I don’t
really do a... Sportsby Rachel Hart
This spring has been unaccommodating
to RIT’s baseball team. All regular
season games were cancelled thus far,
including a recent postponed doubleheader
against St... by Jeff Conner
Viewsby Max Herrera
In the midst of untruth, we have allowed fear to transcend all
notions of morality, ethics, and humanity. Principles man has
attempted to hold true since his dawn,... by Karl Voelker
Thursday, 9:38 p.m.
Yeah, Rings? I’m on co-op, and tonight while
I was making dinner (a can of soup), I didn’t
have a can opener. So, I used something else.
Well,... Editorialby Laura Mandanas
Reporter is mutating. Changing. Adapting. We really have no choice.
In addition to the 32 pages you’re used to, Reporter is evolving. We’re becoming a digital beast... Dear Reporter,
I recently attended the parking forum that was
hosted by the parking and transportation services
office (PATS). Given the current opinion of
this... Congratulations to Dan Willemsen and the group from Computer
Science House on winning Puzzler! After starting around 11 a.m.
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