05.09.2008
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Bird Banding at RIT
by Veena Chatti
“Aieeee! Mmimmblewhimble,” seems to accurately describe the scream-turned-whimpering
noise I made. I couldn’t scream, but I badly needed to. “Please let go,
let go...
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RIT’s Matt Smith and Simone Lambert Go Pro
by Rachel Hart
Two of RIT’s own, senior forwards Matt Smith
and Simone Lambert, have signed contracts to
play hockey professionally.
Smith signed with the South Carolina...
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For Viewers Like You
by Ilsa Shaw
You wouldn’t think it, but there’s life
here. In the depths of a pitch-black
cavern, where the atmosphere is
ridden with hellish toxic fumes at a
feverish 165...
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Newsby Joe McLaughlin
The Academic Senate voted not to approve a proposal by the
Student Athletics Advisory Committee (SAAC) to allow student
athletes to register for classes one day... by Andrew Rees
On Saturday, May 3rd, people of all ages swarmed to RIT’s campus
to attend Imagine RIT, the inaugural “innovation and creativity festival.”
The festival, coinciding... by Joe McLaughlin
The College of Applied Science and Technology’s Dean
Search Committee is finishing its search for a new
dean, and has informed the Academic Senate that the
dean will... by Geoffrey H. Bliss
At 6 p.m. on Friday, May 2nd, RIT Jewish community organization
Hillel hosted its weekly service in the Allen Memorial Chapel.
Normally, this happens in Hillel House,... by Geoffrey H. Bliss
COB Elections
“College of Business (COB) elections will be next week,” said Student Government
Vice President Sasha Malinchoc. “There will be tables in the COB
in a... by Rohit Garg
10 Saturday
John “Leno” Maucere Show
08-2355, 9 p.m. – 1 a.m. Maucere will be presenting a new monologue
reflecting Deaf cultural issues. The show is a “Deafywood”... Leisureby Susan Cook
It’s hard to feel out of place dressed
as Rukia from Bleach while standing
in a line of people ranging from
Inuyasha to Kingdom Hearts characters—
especially... by Evan McNamara
Russian Circles
Station
With the release of their previous EP, Enter, Russian
Circles generated about a metric ton of
buzz. The short offering showcased their... by Susan Cook
Would you get sprayed in the face by pepper
spray? Doesn’t sound too appealing, right?
Wayne Perry apparently begs to differ. As a
self-defense instructor who travels... by Ilsa Shaw
Stream of Facts
Skittles are rumored to have been invented by
a man named Rick Walden, a worker for Mars
who became bored during a business meeting
and started to... Featuresby Andrew Rees
Six Things That Could Save Your Life
You’re driving down a stretch of an
old state highway which Google
Maps recommended, when all of a
sudden, a deer darts across... by Elvis Montero
If you think Facebook and MySpace are crowded
with brainless average Joes, then you should
check out IntelligentPeople.com, a new social
network with a self-described... by Ilsa Shaw
Name, Major, Year?
Alex Brauer, third year Graphic
Design major.
What made you decide to do Graphic
Design?
I was always into art, and it was
between... Sportsby Jen Loomis
Matt George, fourth year Applied Statistics
major and second baseman for RIT’s
baseball team, broke three records at a
double header against Keuka, Tuesday,
April... by Jen Loomis
Here’s a quick look at what our teams have been up to this
quarter. There’s no possible way to boil down an entire season
into a table, but here’s the absolute... Viewsby Alex Salsberg
Recently, I was asked to meet some administrators to explain the cartoon
that depicted swastika graffiti. Other issues aside, one thing was clear:
it was easier for me... by Karl Voelker
Sunday, 12:59 a.m.
Did you happen to find a dictionary
lying outside in the parking lot
anywhere? I’ve been looking for it.
Sunday, 3:42 a.m.
For all the people... Editorialby Laura Mandanas
Notes from the Innovation Festival
I hope you all left your dorm rooms this past weekend. The Innovation Festival (see “Institute Hosts
Imagine RIT”) was actually... Dear Reporter:
I am writing this letter concerning the cartoon
entitled, “How RIT Can Use Antisemitic
Graffiti To Its Advantage” in the April
25 edition of Reporter... The April 25th issue of Reporter incorrectly
gave credit to Dave Londres on the
“Coming Out at RIT” photograph on page 27.
The photograph was taken by Ryan... |
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Craig Ceremuga
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increased listenership. He organized a
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up through the Vice President of Finance
and Administration.
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Aditya Manjrekar
Aditya Manjrekar, President of Global Union
(GU), has spent the last three years working to
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