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RIT Reporter - April 18th 1955
No full textEddie Grady Commanders, to Supply S. W. Rhythm (p.2); PIA Members Tour Institute Web Offset Lab (p.2); Spring Weekend Plans Announced (p.2); Prexy Hails \u27Weekend\u27 (p.2); RIT Students Attend Meet (p.2); Friday\u27s Rally Features Skits, Floats, Parade (p.2); Potsdam Students Meet Photo Head (p.2); Reporter Lists Publication Dates (p.2); New \u27Sheepskins\u27 Styled for Grads (p.2); Albright Moved to U of B Hospital (p.3); Council Notes (p.3); Pitching Weak as RIT Prepares for Opener (p.6); Softball Program to Be Scheduled (p.6); Ken Hale Elected to Zips All Stars (p.6); RIT Cagers Honored at Sports Nite By KS K (p.6); Choraliers Sing at Lenten Service (p.6); Band, Motorcade Start S. W. Picnic (p.6); Messrs. Jesse, Don, Jerry and Lou Vie for Mr. Campus Honors (p.7); Dean\u27s List Released; 109 Scholars Named (p.7); RIT Timetable (p.7
RIT Reporter - March 14th 1955
No full textDr. Boddie Heard On Brotherhood Assembly Program (p. 1); Carnival of Sports To Open New Gym (p. 1); Edgerton Group Holds Dinner For RIT Athletes (p. 1); Iola X-Ray Unit Makes Final Visit To RIT March 16 (p. 1); Journalism Students Tour D&C Newspaper Facilities (p. 1); Council’s Dance Set For Saturday (p. 1); Gen. Ed. Slates Courses (p. 1); Editorial (p. 2); Tech Speaks (p. 2); Cayley’s Corner (p. 2); Parade of Opinion (p. 2); Did You Know? (p. 3); Choral Group Plans Concert (p. 3); MSA “B†Block Students Review Quarter Activities (p. 3); KSK’s Social At Elser’s Barn Set For Tonight (p. 3); Method Proves Fizzle (p. 3); Wavelets Wade (p. 3); G. Gobel Popular With K.G. Coeds (p. 3); Campus Greek Talk (p. 4); Hector H. Sutherland (p. 4); Council Notes (p. 4); Sports Profile (p. 5); Colgate Ripped By RIT Matmen In Final Contest (p. 5); RIT Victory March Halted by Fredonia (p. 5); Girls Win 5 Straight; Elmira College Falls (p. 5); Detroit, Syracuse, Stop Swordsmen In Tri-meet (p. 5); Annual Awards By Henri P. Projansky Are Established (p. 5); Basketball (p. 6); Keeping Up With Institute Alumni (p. 7); Alumni Fund Contributors (p. 7); Alumni Fund Grows As 700 Contribute (p. 8); PIA To Inspect RIT’s Facilities (p. 8); Evening Division Enrollment At New High (p. 8); “Avalanche†(p. 8); Barracks Association Holds Interim Election (p. 8
RIT Reporter - April 4th 1952
No full textInstitute’s Blood Drive To Net Thousandth Pint (p. 2); Area HS Seniors Get Scholarships (p. 2); \u27Matching World\u27s Manpower Fallacy!\u27 Says Dr. J. Christianson (p. 2); Plans Include Area Officials Aid (p. 2); Dr. Mark Ellingson Names Director (p. 2); Citizens of the Day (p. 2); Neblette’s Text Book Wins Critical Acclaim (p. 3); Herman Martin Retiring Soon (p. 3); Photo Tech, Alumni Plan 3 Salon Clinics (p. 3); Richard Browne Gets New Position (p. 3); Mediation Board Official Succumbs (p. 3); Convocation Address is Theme; Appley’s Talk Impresses Throng (p. 3); Patricia Ann Walker’s Death Saddens Friends (p. 3); Rochester Firms, Groups Welcome Back Alumni May 10 (p. 4); Keeping Up With Institute Alumni (p. 6); Keeping Up With Institute Alumni (p. 7); RIT Wrestlers Capture Places In Niagara AAU Tournament (p. 8); Matmen Win At Annual Meet (p. 8); Cornell Matches Finale for Techmen (p. 8); Commerce Department Begins Work at Institute (p. 9); Minstrel Time Here Once More With Showboat Due April 18 (p. 9); Election Seeks Mr. Campus (p. 9); Tony Pastor for Spring Dance (p. 9); Ceramics Instructor Awarded Prize (p. 9); Pledges Collect Clothes for Korea (p. 9); RIT Craft Students to Exhibit Work at Harvard (p. 9); Editorial (p. 10); Parade of Opinion (p. 10); RIT Timetable (p. 10); Cayley’s Corner (p. 10); Tech Speaks (p. 10); Coffee Hour Discussion Considers KG Curfew (p. 11); `Chester-Fact’ Mr. ABC Quiz (p. 11); From the Faculty Dance Views (p. 11); Greek Talk (p. 11); Fencing Teams Split Meet with Syracuse (p. 11); Talks to Students (p. 11); RIT Varsity Basketball Squad-1951-52 Season (p. 14); RIT Wrestling Team Members-1951-52 Season (p. 15
RIT Reporter - December 17th 1954
No full textPrexy, Students Meet; Talk Over Problems (p. 2); Cagers Set Record; Score 100 Points (p. 2); RAC Group Election Held (p. 2); Gym Construction Started; Gospel House Preserved (p. 2); RIT Cagers, Grapplers Win; Fencers Split (p. 2); RIT Plans Use Of Gordon House (p. 2); Council Sponsors Farewell Party (p. 2); Tuition-Exchange Plan Is Formally Announced (p. 3); Dr. James Wilson Named to Post (p. 3); Edgerton Park Group Active (p. 3); Faculty Tea Held At Gleason Hall (p. 3); Mr. Johns Lists 14 Scholarships (p. 3); Meet Hans Barschel (p. 4); Institute Visited By Mobile Unit; 700 X-rays Taken (p. 4); College Enrollment At Peak (p. 4); Cafeteria Staff Holds Xmas Party (p. 4); Sports Profile (p. 5); Hale Scores 36; Cagers Defeat Paul Smith’s (p. 5); RIT Ties Cornell; Remains Unbeaten (p. 5); Cagers Win Over Potsdam State (p. 5); RIT Loses First At Brockport (p. 5); TG Sponsors Bus To Brockport (p. 5); Former Sports Editor Gets Navy Commission (p. 5); Editorial: “Story of the New Year: The Rebirth of School Spirit!†(p. 6); “Make Every Day S-D Day!†(p. 6); “Support the Drive Against Polio (p. 6); Cayley’s Corner (p. 6); Tech Speaks (p. 6); Students Shoot Color Photographs (p. 6); RIT Timetable (p. 6); A Poet’s Tale (p. 6); Campus Greek Talk (p. 7); 153 Students Donate Blood (p. 7); Hazing Ends For Pledges On Dec. 17 (p. 7); Festival Held (p. 7); Dance Group Formed (p. 7); Traffic Research Results Noted (p. 7); Policies Popular (p. 7); Keeping Up With Institute Alumni (p. 8); GARD Notes Progress’ Anniversary (p. 8); Photo Freshman Dies After Illness (p. 8
RIT Reporter - January 14th 1952
No full textInstitute Welcomes State Publishers (p. 1); O’ Hara Finishes Presiding Term For Publishers (p. 1); Graphic Arts Programs, Talks Highlight Meeting (p. 1); Production Data On RIT Reporter (p. 1); Fast Progress Marks Association’s Growth (p. 1); Phi Sigma Phi, DO Sponsor Snow Ball (p. 1); Editorial (p. 2); Campus Chatter (p. 2); Tech Speaks (p. 2); Cayley’s Corner (p. 2); NYSPA Sponsors Developments For Many Kinds of Projects (p. 3); RIT Sets Goals for Expansion Plan (p. 3); Around the Institute with Al Booth (p. 3); Five Former Students Anchor at Anacostia (p. 4); Appeal Made to Give Books For Berlin’s Free University (p. 4); Latest Data on Institute Alumni (p. 4); RIT Includes Nine Training Areas (p. 5); Sylvania Electric Gives Bulbs To PT Department, Publications (p. 5); Offset Research Aimed at Applying Process to Newspaper Production (p. 6); Publishing & Printing Dept. Carries Role Of Education in Graphic Arts Program (p. 7); PT Freshmen to Make Chest Drive Pictures (p. 8); RIT Nets Win Over McMaster (p. 8
RIT Reporter - October 26th 1951
No full textBlood Drive Donor Cables to India (p. 1); President of RIT Asks Students Donate Blood (p. 1); Alumnus Heads Monsanto Unit (p. 1); Institute\u27s High School Program Otters Tours (p. 1); Paris Wedding Knots RIT Pair (p. 1); Eastman Building Gets New Finishes (p. 1); Editorial (p. 2); Campus Chatter (p. 2); Tech Speaks (p. 2); Cayley’s Corner (p. 2); Antioch U. Shelves Grading Methods (p. 2); RIT Alumni Direct Crafts at Sturbridge Village (p. 3); Newman Clubbers Name Simons Head (p. 3); Davis Gets Nod As RIT Publicist (p. 3); Group Finishing Initial Mailing (p. 3); Canterbury Group Welcomes Students (p. 3); Miss Von Stockenstrom Joins Craftsmen\u27s Staff (p. 4); Printing Offers Mid-Year Course (p. 4); Latest Data on Institute Alumni (p. 4); Trip Tips Offers Rides To … From (p. 4); Women\u27s Club Assists Students (p. 4); Eighth Quality Control Meeting Brings Nation\u27s Chemists to RIT (p. 4); Kathy McKenna Players Publicist Visits Publishers (p. 5); RIT Printing Dept. Gets Justowriter Equipment (p. 5); Raymond A. O\u27Connor Heads Electric Division (p. 5); Kulp Gets Post; Education Dept. (p. 5); A. Helen Weynerowski Gets Cinderella\u27s Crown (p. 6); Family Lectures Proceed at RIT (p. 6); Faculty Assists Student Survey (p. 6); Christy Appears With Kenton (p. 6); Greek Talk (p. 6); Chest X-ray Unit Visits RIT Group November 13-14 (p. 7); Staff Members Address Groups (p. 7); Council\u27s Prexy Discusses Unit\u27s Varied Activities (p. 7); P&P Gets loan; New Remelter From Metal Co. (p. 7); Press Reviews Showing; Commends Craftsmen (p. 7); Doll\u27s Dreams Definite; Dinner, Dishes, Dances (p. 8); Kenton Discusses Music Theories (p. 8); Museum Names Miss Naramore (p. 8
RIT Reporter - April 24th 1959
No full textBell Aircraft Head To Address Graduates (p. 1); President Honored By ASTE Leaders (p. 1); Men’s Dorm Dance Slated for Tonight (p. 1); Yankee Promoter To Address RIT (p. 1); Radio RIT in Operation (p. 1); Evening Division To Award B.S. (p. 1); Rochester to Host Annual Theta Gamma Convention (p. 1); Art Festival Cancelled (p. 1); Editorial: Hats Off To WRIT (p. 2); Is RIT Invincible To Air Raids? (p. 2); Just Who Is The Most Stupid? (p. 2); Weekend Festivities, Elliot Lawrence Music Good Match For Spring (p. 2); From Here to Obscurity (p. 2); Ritter-Clark Rink Closes For Summer (p. 2); Committee Chairman States CCC Program Still Existing (p. 2); Reporter Applications Close (p. 2); Steady Progress Made on Library (p. 3); Reorganization Motion Discussed by Council (p. 3); Camera Club, Students, Vie For Prizes in Exhibition (p. 3); Prison Chaplain Speaks (p. 3); Goldberg Receives Hillel Presidency (p. 3); Graphic Arts as Seen by the Artists (p. 5); All-Stars Defeat Frosh (p. 6); Baseball Team Splits In Season’s Openers (p. 6); Gelder Seen As Key Man In Spring Tennis Picture (p. 6); Rhoades ‘Real’ Tiger Star (p. 6); Intramural Wrestling (p. 6); Conference Planned (p. 6); Keeping Up With Institute Alumni (p. 7); Diplomas, Citations Awarded At Evening School Ceremony (p. 7); Graduates May Purchase Rings (p. 7); RIT Alumni Fund Contributors Listed (p. 7); Timetable (p. 8
RIT Reporter - December 7th 1956
No full textDebaters at Pitt Today; Place 4th in U of R Meet (p. 1); Alumni Drive Goal Set at $40,000 (p. 1); Proposed Social Rules Face Inter-org Action (p. 1); Waring Show Here Dec. 8 (p. 1); Classified Section to Appear in \u27Reporter’ (p. 1); RIT Impresses Foreign Visitors (p. 1); Examination Time Comes and Goes (p. 1); Saturday Hours Set for Library (p. 1); RIT Chaplain Returns From Far East Visit (p. 2); Yearbook Plans Underway; Return Of Proofs Urged (p. 2); Yearbook Plans Underway; Return Of Proofs Urged (p. 2); Rabbis to Discuss Judaism; Service, Social Scheduled (p. 2); Father Louis Holman Replaces Zimmer as Newman Club Advisor (p. 2); Mrs. Shaw, Miss Pierpont Assume Intersorority, Alpha Psi Posts (p. 2); Father Louis Holman Replaces Zimmer as Newman Club Advisor (p. 2); Mrs. Shaw, Miss Pierpont Assume Intersorority, Alpha Psi Posts (p. 2); Religious Groups Schedule Parties (p. 2); What\u27s Your Speed? (p. 2); ‘Public Trust Elected Dwight Eisenhower;\u27 International Students Discuss Elections (p. 3); RIT Radio Hams Plan Transmitter Purchase (p. 3); GARD Members Enter Service (p. 3); Editorial: Action Needed Now for Social Programs (p. 4); Did You Get Your Money’s Worth? (p. 4); Reporter\u27 Impresses Collegiate Editors (p. 4); Tech Talk (p. 4); Cayley’s Corner (p. 4); Poll Gives Collegiate Slant On Popularity of Presley (p. 5); Meet Your Tigers (p. 6); RIT Tigers to Play Host To Unbeaten Teachers (p. 6); RIT Teams Split In First Meets (p. 6); Pittsfield Skiers Guaranteed Snow (p. 6); Fencing Team to Meet Case Tech, Buffalo Univ. (p. 6); Tickets Offered At Special Rates (p. 6); Sidelines (p. 7); Glamour Added To Home Games By Majorettes (p. 7); Two Alumni Promoted (p. 7); \u27Battle of the Bands\u27 Scheduled for Sunday (p. 7); Plattsburgh Wins 39th (p. 7); Keeping up With Institute Alumni (p. 8); A & D Courses Offer Varied Programs (p. 8); Universal Appeal Found in Bevier Art Exhibitions (p. 8
RIT Reporter - May 12th 1951
No full textRIT Welcomes “Open House†Guests (p. 1); Annual Fashion Show Sponsored by Retailers (p. 1); Four Tours Arranges for Institute Visitors (p. 1); RIT Men Named to Winona Staff (p. 1); Screw machine Lab Improved (p. 1); A Cordial Welcome from RIT’s President (p. 1); Senior Art Student Takes Two Honors (p. 1); Welcome to Our Guests (p. 2); Evening School Chatter (p. 2); Survey Shows Students Continued Education (p. 3); Three-Year Program Cancels ROTC Plans (p. 3); Frederick Buehler Authors Articles (p. 3); Reviewing the Student Scene (p. 4); Phi Gamma Delta Sets High Goals (p. 4
RIT Reporter - April 1st 1958
No full textBeer Ban Lifted by Administration (p. 1); Campus Greeks Raid Office; \u27Reporter\u27 Editor Kidnapped (p. 1); Ski Club Buys Catskill Hide away (p. 1); Firemen Invade RIT Dorm (p. 1); Student Blaze, Helps State (p. 1); SNAFU Holds Mammouth Beer Blast To Protest Cease and Desist Ruling (p. 1); Editorial: What’s Good for the Goose… (p. 2); And the Walls Came Tumbling Down (p. 2); No Offense – It’s All in Good Fun! (p. 2); Censors Squelch Letter Addressed to Boyfriend By Smart RIT Student (p. 2); Censors Squelch Letter Addressed to Boyfriend By Smart RIT Student (p. 2); Special Students Given Plush Dormitory Rooms (p. 2); RIT to Back Rocket Drive (p. 2); Dirty Report Released During SPCA Meeting (p. 2); Canned Corn (p. 2); Don\u27t Give It Up! (p. 2); \u27Old South\u27 Viewed on RIT Campus (p. 3); Editor Escapes With Loot As \u27Techmila\u27 Goes to Pot (p. 3); I\u27m Slippin\u27 and Slidin\u27 With My Darn Slipstick (p. 3); \u27Dragnet\u27 Tells Old Story; Goldielocks Does It Again (p. 3); Around the World (p. 3); Nutty Dryden Movies (p. 3); Rocket Launcher (p. 3); Techmen Finally Compete Against Professional Team (p. 4); Last Minute Boost Helps Matmen (p. 4); Did You Know ... (p. 4); SPORTS From the Alley (p. 4); Pill Throwers Off To Flying Start ? (p. 4); Girls Imitate Russians; Conduct Daily Exercises (p. 4); \u27Tech Talk\u27 on Sports (p. 4); Who Am I? (p. 4); Institute Plans Western Expansion (p. 5); \u27Bruno\u27 Survives to Become New Mascot (p. 6); Dark Horse in Election; Finley, Kohler Worried (p. 6); Befuddled Professor Has Interesting Dinner (p. 6); Drunken Faculty Members Fight During Liquor Party (p. 6); Advisor Lifts Campus Ban (p. 6); Commerce Lists Unusual Courses (p. 6); Alphabet Revised Into Crazy Words (p. 6); Advisor Applicant Must Pass Physical (p. 6); An Assembly to Behold (p. 6); Typewriter Goes Berserk (p. 6); Shape of the 1920’s Return (p. 7); Stock Market Established By Worried Administration (p. 7); Art Museum Deserted (p.7); Big Heads Get New Member (p. 8); RIT History Has Glorious Personalities (p. 8); Gold in Them Thar Hills (p. 8); Nightly Fireworks Display, Mock Bomb Runs Planned (p. 8); Lowers Will Be Higher; Uppers Less in Change (p. 8); Ice Rink Problems Bring Headaches (p. 8); An Old Standby... (p. 8
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