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Reporter - April 14th 1967
Get PDFUnion funds unconstitutional; nominations made for top offices (p. 1); NRH residents demonstrate for needed elevator repairs (p. 1); John Bircher speaks at activities hour (p. 1); Wiley, Pizzo elected to MRHA key positions (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Maintenance is there any? (p. 3); Speaking up (p. 4); New campus construction progresses at slow rate (p. 4); Goldfish (p. 4); Senator Hatfield proposes voluntary military service (p. 6); Fraga, Collins named to head reporter staff (p. 6); Cornell fire kills nine; questions on safety raised (p. 6); Conference begins today (p. 6); Leary to appear April 18 and 20 (p. 6); Boston university news; a controversial paper? (p. 7); WITR dj’s to attempt marathon (p. 7); In the news… (p. 7); Tiger tracks (p. 8); 3rd floor takes championship; 87-70 victory over 7th floor (p. 8); Wrestlers end season 1-11; hopes high for next year (p. 8
RIT Reporter - May 19th 1959
Get PDFClass Of 1959 Congratulated (p. 2); Reporter Rated By College Press (p. 2); 800 to Graduate At War Memorial (p. 2); Alumni President’s Message (p. 2); “Free Day†At Library (p. 2); 1959-60 Reporter Staff Positions Filled (p. 2); Food Students Named Internship Appointees (p. 2); Reporter Delayed By Press Room Fire (p. 2); Editorial: The Essence of RIT (p. 3); Student Council Progress (p. 3); Play Ball! (p. 3); Jazz In Past Four Years (p. 3); From Here to Obscurity (p. 3); Lost And Found (p. 3); WRIT Radio ’59-60 Staff Openings (p. 3); Kids (p. 4); Problems, Solutions Revealed in C.C.C. Report (p. 6); Tennis Team Led By Allan Lupton (p. 7); Potsdam Downed In Baseball Game (p. 7); Soccer Team Has Exhibition Match (p. 7); Geneseo Routed With 24 Hit Attack (p. 7); Clarkson Defeats RIT In 9-1 Tilt (p. 7
Reporter - November 4th 1966
Get PDFGregory, Ortman, Shoulet resign from Reporter staff (p. 2); Paul Smith holds shortest term in Senate history (p. 2); Homecoming begins today with an alumni luncheon (p. 2); Althea Richardson appointed editor of 1967 Techmila (p. 2); City Councilman May speaks on ‘Involvement’ (p. 2); Sigma Pi fraternity plan Korn Ball tonight (p. 2); Editorials (p. 3); Roving reporter (p. 3); Stop the clock (p. 3); Faculty comment (p. 3); Letters to the editor (p. 3); Heritage (p. 4); Bryan says RIT business not needed (p. 4); General Studies faculty sponsors coffee hour (p. 4); Forensic hosts debate society (p. 4); Student Court rules on off-campus parties (p. 4); Rivas, Teremy battle for club lead in scoring; Kickers face Utica team (p. 5); Tiger Tracks (p. 5); Kickers tie Alfred, lose to Hartwick; Rivas scores in fifth straight game (p. 5); Baby Tigers defeated by Hartwick; End year 3 -3 (p. 5); Athlete of the week (p. 5); Sanford, Burke star in DSP win (p. 5); Frosh harriers defeat MCC (p. 5); Frosh streak at 3 straight (p. 5); Soccer squad drops two (p. 6); Coffee House sponsored by student Christian movement (p. 6); In Athens (p. 6); Alumni news (p. 7); Faculty, alumni plan luncheon for November 17 (p. 7); Alumni reception to follow tourney (p. 7); Gregory, Ortman, Shoulet resign from Reporter staff (p. 2); Paul Smith holds shortest term in Senate history (p. 2); Homecoming begins today with an alumni luncheon (p. 2); Althea Richardson appointed editor of 1967 Techmila (p. 2); City Councilman May speaks on ‘Involvement’ (p. 2); City Councilman May speaks on ‘Involvement’ (p. 2); Editorials (p. 3); Roving reporter (p. 3); Stop the clock (p. 3); Faculty comment (p. 3); Letters to the editor (p. 3); Heritage (p. 4); Bryan says RIT business not needed (p. 4); General Studies faculty sponsors coffee hour (p. 4); Forensic hosts debate society (p. 4); Student Court rules on off-campus parties (p. 4); Rivas, Teremy battle for club lead in scoring; Kickers face Utica team (p. 5); Tiger Tracks (p. 5); Kickers tie Alfred, lose to Hartwick; Rivas scores in fifth straight game (p. 5); Baby Tigers defeated by Hartwick; End year 3 -3 (p. 5); Athlete of the week (p. 5); Sanford, Burke star in DSP win (p. 5); Frosh harriers defeat MCC (p. 5); Frosh streak at 3 straight (p. 5); Soccer squad drops two (p. 6); Coffee House sponsored by student Christian movement (p. 6); In Athens (p. 6); Alumni news (p. 7); Faculty, alumni plan luncheon for November 17 (p. 7); Alumni reception to follow tourney (p. 7
RIT Reporter - May 8th 1953
Get PDFDinner-Dance Marks Festivity In Alumni Homecoming Plans (p. 1); Alumni Council Selects Lahmer To Head Group (p. 1); RIT Cites 328 Seniors In May 16 Convocation (p. 1); Board Sets $1,553,500 Budget; Foresees Enrollment Increase (p. 1); C. E. Kenneth Mees To Address Seniors (p. 1); PAA Plans Election At Annual Meeting (p. 1); Editorial (p. 2); Tech Speaks (p. 2); Parade of Opinion (p. 2); Cayley’s Corner (p. 2); RIT Timetable (p. 2); Choraliers Give Spring Concert (p. 3); Yearbook Gift Greatly Pleases Japanese Alumna (p. 3); Cameron Adds Officer (p. 3); MSA Group Holds Meeting, Series of Activities Planned (p. 4); E&E Group Holds Teaching Sessions (p. 4); Fashionable Females Set Patterns In Retailing\u27s Annual Spring Show (p. 4); CAMPUS GREEK TALK (p. 5); Carl Laurell to SAC (p. 5); Art Students Working (p. 5); New Reporter Staff Assumes Office (p. 6); Cam Design Talk Scheduled (p. 6); Public Relations Bureau Appoints Watts to Post (p. 6); Rain Halts Match, Defers Net Opener (p. 7); Opening Games Begin For Intra-Mural Squads (p. 7); Junior, Senior Council Reps Elected (p. 8); Inter-sorority Spring Mist Dance Brings Jack Nunn Orchestra to RIT (p. 8); Art Students Exhibit Work (p. 8); Books Supplement RIT Library Lists (p. 8
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
Reporter - February 19th 1965
Get PDFNine Candidates Announced for top Campus Honors (p. 1); Wootton, Gregory Named to Lead New Reporter Staff (p. 1); TX Crowns ‘Sweetheart’ (p. 1); Brotherhood Week Speaker Announced (p. 1); Increased Costs Prompt Changes at New Campus (p. 1); Art Festival Moves into Finals Week (p. 1); Newspaper Hosts Nominees for ‘Best-Dressed Girl’ (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Roving Reporter (p. 2); A Merging of Interests (p. 2); And Some Their Exits (p. 2); Cayley’s Corner (p. 2); Letters to the Editor (p. 2); Fraternities Face Crisis (p. 3); Annual Summer Printing Program Plans Completed (p. 3); Catholic Clubs Celebrate Cardinal Newman Week (p. 3); Photo Student Exhibits Work (p. 3); Speakers Bureau Expands Service (p. 3); Women’s Club Plans Faculty-Staff Fete (p. 3); Names Added to Fall Dean’s List (p. 3); Food Service Seminar Set (p. 3); Culver Sutherland Attend NYPA Meet (p. 3); RIT Computer Center (p. 5); Smothers Brothers Record Tricky Album; Damite ja Shows Rhythm and Style (p. 6); On Campus (p. 6); Buffalo, Syracuse Fencers Beat RIT (p. 6); New Women’s Basketball Team Wins First Meet (p. 6); Madison Wrestlers Win Mat Trophy (p. 6); Cagers Split Two Contests (p. 7); Laske Leads Pucksters in Two Straight Wins (p. 7); Wrestlers Fall to Ithaca, 18-6 (p. 7
Reporter - October 15th 1963
Get PDFTiger Roars (?) Wednesday (p. 1); 1st Annual Homecoming Activities Begin Today (p. 1); Reporter Staff Captures 1st Class At ACP Meet (p. 1); Two Month Old Tiger Arriving Next Week (p. 1); $20,000 In Awards Given To Freshmen (p. 1); Newman Club Begins New Academic Year (p. 1); Editorials: A Roaring Investment in Enthusiasm (p. 2); Where Is a Savior Among Us? (p. 2); The Futile Cry (p. 2); Cayley’s Corner (p. 2); Cross Roads (p. 2); Letters to the Editor (p. 2); Once a… always a… (p. 2); Kessman Contributes To Educational Book (p. 3); Second Lecture Features Lunt: On \u27Abundance’ (p. 3); Louis Shannon Speaks To SAM Group (p. 3); Marine Officer Here to Discuss Training Nov. 4-5 (p. 3); Early Morning \u27Exercise\u27 at NRH (p. 3); Newman Group Sponsors Conway At Homecoming (p. 3); Koetz Receives Stanley Award (p. 3); Soviet Specialist Speaks; Cultural Assemblies Begin (p. 4); Is Cold War Relief for GI\u27s in Sight? (p. 4); Bearded Wonders Have Long Past (p. 6); Teaching Awards Offered by State (p. 6); New Broadcasting Policy For- Radio 600—WITR (p. 6); Tiger Tracks (p. 7); Tigers Lose by Narrow Margin Game Decided in Overtime (p. 7); Honneger Places 23rd in Finals (p. 7); Athletic Pass, Regulations Discussed by Coaches (p. 7); Harriers Upset By LeMoyne (p. 7); Tigers Lose To Roberts (p. 7
Reporter - October 18th 1963
Get PDFNew York State Pioneers Step In College Education (p. 1); Faculty Speakers To Address Student Editors (p. 1); Lee McCanne to Speak At Leadership Meet (p. 1); Reporter Staff Attends ACP Conference (p. 1); SAM Pushes New Member Drive (p. 1); Concert Tickets Discounted for RIT Students (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Cayley’s Corner (p. 2); Cross Roads (p. 2); Indifference… (p. 2); Monologue (p. 2); Check Procedure (p. 3); Spring Weekend Survey Results (p. 3); \u27Abundant\u27 Brooks Opens Faculty Lecture Program (p. 3); Fine Printing Highlights Chaplain MAC\u27s Prayers (p. 3); Directory Gets Dean Brennan As Advisor (p. 6); ACP Conference (p. 6); RIT Alumni Association Names Outstanding Grad For 62-63 (p. 6); Alumni News (p. 7); New RIT Alumni Group For New York City (p. 7); Forty Midwest Alumni Enjoy Rousing Festivity (p. 7); Tiger Tracks (p. 8); Cagers Start Fall Practice (p. 8); Honegger Goes to Finals; Playoff Set for Tomorrow (p. 8); Harriers Fall To Cortland (p. 8); Soccer Team Wins Second; Overpower Geneseo 5-1 (p. 8); Thank You • • • (p. 8); Matmen Seek More Manpower (p. 8
Reporter - December 13th 1961
Get PDFNew member added to board (p. 1); National \u27Who\u27s Who\u27 to list 23 students (p. 1); Reporter staff announced for \u2762 (p. 1); BA changes co-op program (p. 1); Student gov\u27t. protests control (p. 1); RIT vice president honored by AAAS (p. 1); Editorials: It’s up to you now (p. 2); Last night and passing comment (p. 2); In the yuletide spirit (p. 2); Cayley\u27s corner (p. 2); RIT students attend UN collegiate council (p. 2); Barometer (p. 3); Dear Bullwinkle (p. 3); Article published (p. 3); Pete picks pix (p. 3); Newman club notes (p. 3); Places in tennis meet (p. 3); Pamphlets sent (p. 3); Ph.D. predicted (p. 3); Frosh face new courses (p. 6); Texans integrate sports program (p. 6); Degrees sought (p. 6); Printers hear guest speakers (p. 6); VP addresses PBK (p. 6); The Obtuseness of it all (p. 6); By George (p. 7); Graduates gain great grades (p. 7); SAC instructor exhibits in Denmark (p. 7); Seminar successful (p. 7); Schedule new program objectives (p. 7); Printer prepares (p. 7); Tiger tracks (p. 8); Cagers bombed, matmen dropped (p. 8); Tech tourney Dec. 28-29-30 (p. 8
Reporter - October 30th 1964
Get PDFReporter Staff to Hold Election Night Party (p. 2); WHAM to Bring the Glenn Miller Orchestra to City (p. 2); RIT Co-eds Organize Gamma Sigma Sigma (p. 2); Sally Green Reigns over RIT Homecoming (p. 2); Institute Enrollment Totals 2454 Day Pupils (p. 2); ‘Operation Spirit’ Initiated Campaign Last Weekend (p. 2); Discussion Planned on College Teaching (p. 2); ‘Comment’ (p. 3); Letters to the Editor (p. 3); Editorials (p. 3); Cayley’s Corner (p. 3); J.F.C. Greek Talk (p. 3); ASTME to Tour Farrel (p. 3); Students Sound Off On Platforms of Candidates (p. 4); Miller Visits Rochester; Whistlestops Thru State (p. 5); Senator Humphrey Delivers Speech at War Memorial (p. 5); Spring Vacation Proposed; Cigarette Issue Rises Again (p. 5); Play Proves Success; Acting Termed Fine (p. 5); Sigma PI’s Fall Weekend Premieres Next Friday (p. 5); NRH 8th Floor Wins Skits-o-Froshia Contest (p. 7); ‘Operation Spirit RIT’ Launched At Lettermen’s Kickoff Banquet (p. 6); President Reports Institute’s Growth (p. 6); U.S. Coast Guard Offers Fulfillment of Military Duty (p. 6); Business College Promotes Green (p. 6); Britisher Visits Institute Observes School of Printing (p. 6); Talisman to Show Halloween Thriller (p. 7); Greeks Meet Freshmen (p. 7); Educational Film Will Feature ‘The City’ (p. 7); Deadline Is Set For Symposium (p. 7); Bible Study on Personal Level Stressed by IVCF (p. 7); Choraliers under New Director; To ‘Really Make Some Noise’ (p. 7); Pitchmen Win Two; Trounce Utica 9-0 (p. 8); Tiger Tracks (p. 8); Harriers Drop Meet to RW (p. 8); Smith Attends ACU Meeting (p. 8
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