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RIT Reporter - May 8th 1959
Get PDFCrafts Club, Lockwood Top Winners Of Annual Spring Weekend Awards (p. 2); RIT Reporter Staff Chosen for ’59-60 (p. 2); Tool Engineers To Hear Editor (p. 2); Bookstore Aids Scholarship Fund (p. 2); Institute to Host Local ISA Meeting (p. 2); Editorial: RIT Needs Its Alumni (p. 3); Heaps of Laurels (p. 3); Forensic Society Again Victorious (p. 3); From Here to Obscurity (p. 3); Student Disappointed About Social Program Offered by RIT Groups (p. 3); Norton Named Assistant (p. 3); Eye Transplants Now Successful, Sight is Restored (p. 3); Panel Discussion Held by STWE (p. 3); ‘Storybook Land’ Spring Weekend ‘59 (p. 4); Oswego Defeats Baseball Team (p. 6); Tennismen Rout Potsdam (p. 6); Brockport Ruins Tennis Record (p. 6); Gamma Phi Victor (p. 6); Smith Stops Brockport; Halts Tiger Losing Streak (p. 6); Oswego Wins (p. 6); RIT Bows in 1-Hitter (p. 6); Golf Club Formed (p. 6); Campus Greek Talk (p. 7); Keeping Up With Institute Alumni (p. 7); RIT Alumni Fund Contributors Listed (p. 7
RIT Reporter - October 12th 1951
Get PDFResidence Hall Group\u27s Cinderella Slipper Ball Draws Campus Interest (p. 1); RIT Scholarships Given Students (p. 1); R. Norton Secures Master\u27s Degree (p. 1); RIT Reporter Staff Desires Workers (p. 1); Lettermen Club Needs Support (p. 1); Chemistry Dept. Exhibit Leads Off Celebration (p. 1); S. Witmeyer Speaks To Teachers Group (p. 1); Art Faculty\u27s Work Shown at Exhibition (p. 1); Kappa Sig Sponsors New Platter Dance (p. 1); Editorial (p. 2); Campus Chatter (p. 2); Socially Speaking (p. 2); Cayley’s Corner (p. 2); MSA Elect Green Club\u27s President (p. 3); Photo Tech Prestige Enlarges Enrollment (p. 3); Counsel Center Examines 318 (p. 3); Greetings (p. 3); Red Cross Bloodmobile Visits RIT November 5 (p. 3); RIT Electrical Dept. Secures New Motor (p. 3); Mechanics Hold 1st Picnic Retailing Dept. Cooperates (p. 3); Institute Alumni Degree Eligibles Given Requisites (p. 3); Retailing in 28th Year; Adds Faculty Member (p. 4); Wrestling Team Begins Practice (p. 4); Registration Good In Art Department (p. 4); Latest Data on Institute Alumni (p. 4); Copy Deadlines Reporter (p. 5); Retires (p. 5); Makes Library Gift (p. 5); OE Announces Date of 2nd Qualification Test (p. 5); Enrollment Jumps In Electrical Co-op (p. 5); Art Ely Selected For Art Award (p. 5); Groups Offer Freshmen Varied Activities (p. 6); RIT Extends Welcome To Area\u27s HS Students (p. 8); P & P Dept. Survey Evaluates Job Data (p. 8); Check or Double Check, Vets $64 Question (p. 8); Engineers Attend Club Meeting (p. 8); Dorm Residents Elect Leonard Ogden , Others (p. 8
Reporter - November 21st 1961
Get PDFA Challenge For Tomorrow (p. 1); Board of Trustees OK\u27s Move To New 1,000 Acre Campus (p. 1); Student Council Votes $10,000 for S-U Furnishings (p. 1); Dear Bullwinkle (p. 2); Editorials: Tigers Shatter ‘Apathy Barrier’ (p. 2); Can We Meet The Challenge (p. 2); Cayley\u27s Corner (p. 2); Witmeyer Named Art Show Judge (p. 2); Book Translated (p. 2); Barometer (p. 2); Duffy-Powers Building Renovation Progresses (p. 3); Peace Rally Set (p. 3); By George (p. 3); Library Lodges Complaint (p. 3); Dr. Ellingson Cited (p. 3); TEP\u27s Reveal New Plans For Modern Frat House (p. 3); Award Winners Named (p. 3); Art School Director Witmeyer Noted Designer, Author, Lecturer (p. 6); ASC Plans Tour, Film Show (p. 7); Tiger Skaters Ice UR (p. 7); Tiger Tracks (p. 8); Varsity Grapplers Ready For Opener; Kennedy, Dollar Frosh Coaches (p. 8); Athletic Committee Talks Hockey (p. 8
Reporter - May 15th 1964
Get PDFAlpha Xi Delta Sorority Tops in S. W. Competition (p. 1); IFC Plans Spring Rush Program (p. 1); Ten Faculty Members to Receive Promotions (p. 1); ‘Reporter’ Issue Has New Look (p. 1); Organizations Paddle to New Campus (p. 1); Committee Lays Plans for ‘Daze’ Program (p. 1); Editorials: Up the Creek Without a Paddle (p. 2); HH – Once Over Lightly (p. 2); Cross Roads (p. 2); Cayley’s Corner (p. 2); House of Wax (p. 2); Letters… (p. 2); Gordon Dazzles Audience with Poetry, Prose (p. 3); RIT Receives NSF Grant (p. 3); Rogers, Lipsett, Kentner Author New Text Book (p. 3); WRIT Schedule (p. 3); Plattor Resigns for New Post (p. 3); Two Graphic Arts Seminars Remain (p. 3); Get-Pi Club to Hold Picnic (p. 3); Talisman Festival to Show Two Movies (p. 3); Tiger Tracks (p. 4); Rifle Team Talks Turkey (p. 4); Henry Kuhn Top Paddler (p. 4
Reporter - September 26th 1969
Get PDFReprofile (p. 2); WITR- 600 In Action (p. 3); 08 Now Carson Building (p. 4); Pinkertons Change A Little (p. 4); Vending Prices Jump (p. 4); No Ice Until Oct. 10 (p. 4); Inflation Hits Tuition (p. 5); Three RIT Students in Court (p. 5); Presidency In Transition (p. 5); SA Attend NSA Congress (p. 5); Danforth Fellowships (p. 6); Anyone For Poetry? (p. 6); Ian, Buttons Performing (p. 6); Bus Service Up (For A While) (p. 6); Keough Gets Prof. Job (p. 6); Schaflander Hits Many Bases (p. 7); Silver Pieces On Display (p. 7); Communication Important (p. 7); Techmila Little Late (p. 7); National Theatre Of The Deaf (p. 7); NTID Planning Expansion (p. 8); Frosh And Faculty Picnic (p. 9); Castle Becomes Dean (p. 10); Aid Director Added (p. 10); Three More Printers (p. 10); PR Man Designs Winner (p. 10); Author To Assistant (p. 10); Todd Becomes Associate (p. 10); Wyoming & Vista (p. 10); Rankin Editor For Pub (p. 10); Outstanding Honored (p. 10); Letters (p. 11); What\u27s Happening (p. 12); Master Calendar Established (p. 12); Tab Ads (p. 12); Polansky Picks RIT Over 15 (p. 13); Collegiate National (p. 14); Night Watch (p. 16
Reporter - February 13th 1959
Get PDFHillel Brunch Initiates Brotherhood Program (p. 2); Council Favors Loans; Starts Margery Kellogg Memorial Fund (p. 2); Institute Forensics Host Tournament (p. 2); Annual DO Show This Weekend (p. 2); Seven Candidates Vie for ’59 Miss RIT Crown (p. 2); Editorial: Sentiment Lost Through Repitition (p. 3); New Management Club Receives Charter; Hears Miss Hogadone (p. 3); Tiamigeons Rebel at RIT; Squaws Attack Warriors (p. 3); Does General Education Curriculum Hold a Purposeful Place in Life? (p. 3); Retailing Students Represent Institute (p. 3); From Here to Obscurity (p. 3); Ice Championships (p. 4); Mandell’s Finish In 5-5 Deadlock (p. 6); Bladesmen Extend Record To 7-1 In Conquering Case Tech 15-12 (p. 6); Cagers at Fredonia (p. 6); Frosh Wrestlers Lose (p. 6); Women Fencers (p. 6); Gamma Phi Down Theta Gamma 70-62 (p. 6); ‘Berdine Varsity Material’ Says Coach Bob Klos (p. 6); Bowlers Shuffle Lead (p. 6); Greek Talk (p. 7); Iola Mobile X-ray Unit Completes First Visit; Will Return in March (p. 7); Religious Organization Is Campus Regular (p. 7); Panel Discusses Job Applications (p. 7); Author Speaks at Brotherhood Week (p. 7); Newman Speaker Explains Service (p. 7); Expansions Ahead (p. 7); Timetable (p. 8
Reporter - October 7th 1966
Get PDFBennett, Benz outstanding (p. 6); Day School faculty increase; 42 members added this year (p. 1); Models needed (p. 1); New campus roads to honor founders (p. 1); Ellingson names Bjork as assistant (p. 1); Freshman aided first week by members of frosh daze (p. 1); $500,000 fund given to RIT (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Roving reporter (p. 2); Stop the clock (p. 2); Appointments (p. 3); Youthful drug usage not limited to slums (p. 3); Flight Course begins Oct. 17 (p. 3); RIT faculty hears educator (p. 3); Williams to show work (p. 3); Finley author of new book (p. 3); Symposium deadline set (p. 3); Engdahl (p. 3); Cross country record 2-1; Kickers lose, 2-1 (p. 6); Cardinals win in 4th period; Sztanko scores for Tigers (p. 6); Varsity Golf schedule starts today; Honegger, Briddon and Legler return (p. 6); Frosh soccer team gets slow start (p. 6); Winter sports tryout dates (p. 6); Tiger Tracks (p. 6); First floor fifty main st. (p. 7); Davis cops golf trophy (p. 7); Alumni Exec Council elects new officers (p. 7); News of alumni clubs (p. 7); In Memorium (p. 7); Procedure outlined for replacing ID cards (p. 7); Homecoming planned for Nov 4-5 (p. 8); Alumni return to meet friends; see changes (p. 8); Thomas accepts leadership for weekend activities (p. 8); Alumni news (p. 8); Weekend features tours, soccer games, banquet (p. 8); Data processing planned for use by association (p. 8
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