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10.17.2008
by Jen Loomis
Meet Alice. She’s a workaholic RIT student pulling 20 credit hours while simultaneously holding down a part-time job making Ultimate Tacos and Hard Drive Paninis in... 10.10.2008
by John Howard, Michael Barbato
RIT is an establishment of two great forces that not only complement each other but repel as opposites. When juxtaposed, it becomes difficult to overlook the macroscopic...
by Andrew Rees
From the time I learned to speak, I was always asked, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” As I got older, my answers change from “Spaceman” and “Ice... 10.03.2008
by Owen O'Connell
If you’ve never played a pen
and paper role-playing game
like Dungeons & Dragons
(D&D), you might envision
their players as isolated nerds
huddled in their...
by Madeleine Villavicencio
“Honestly what we do here is play games,” explained Max Brancaccio,
a sixth year Information Technology major and president
of the Electronic Gaming Society (EGS)...
by Rachel Hart
Cosplay is a portmanteau
of costume and
play. Unlike Halloween,
participants don’t just dress up — they become
their character,
projecting
various traits and...
by Ben Liddle
“Next to my clock.”
Antonio Aresco
Industrial Design
Third Year
“Up in your bum.”
Amanda Souza
Biology
Fourth Year
“It disappears
until I... 09.26.2008
by Andrew Rees
Whether you need to put gas in your car or repay a debt to a Colombian
syndicate, the easiest (and most legal) way to
earn money is to get a job. Since you’re... 09.19.2008
by Michael Barbato
Daddy Dolls make it possible to be in two
places at once. Imagine giving a hug
to someone you dearly miss, who is
across an ocean hundreds of miles away...
by Madeleine Villavicencio
My experience with the Reserve
Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC), or
even the military, for that matter,
was limited at best. While attending
high school in the... 09.12.2008
by Michael Barbato
RIT has taken much pride in its long list of successful
alumni populated by many businessmen,
artists, engineers, and technologists. From the
makers of Digsby to the...
by Rachel Hart
Forty seconds left, the room was packed, the air electric. Eli Manning, quarterback of the New
York Giants, stepped back from the pocket and released the football into... Orientation
by Laura Mandanas
There’s no escape. Whether they’re
busting your parties, nagging you
not to ride your bike down the
Quarter Mile, and/or plastering
your only-semi-illegally...
by Madeleine Villavicencio
There are 10 Major Student Organizations (MSO)
on campus, and each of them impact your college
experience (whether you choose to believe so or not).
A number of them...
by Joe McLaughlin
Rookie mistakes — these are the things you do that automatically point you out as a freshman. Here are RIT's most obvious:
There are three sculptures along the...
by Casey Dehlinger
So, you’ve decided to bring your
car to RIT and leave your carbon
footprint all over campus.
You may have peeked at the Parking
and Transportation Services’
website...
by Joe McLaughlin
If you’re finding this out for the first time, I’m
sorry that I’m the one that has to tell you
this. Someone should really have told you
sooner, but here goes:...
by Rohit Garg
by Rohit Garg
Last year, freshman Business Management
major Tyler Stewart worked
as Recycling Administrator for Facilities
Management Services (FMS). He
worked...
by Mathew Woyak
“Keep ahead, don’t fall behind.”
Brandon Nowakowski
2nd Year, Civil Engineering Technology
“Get good showers shoes.”
Jess Kopitz
2nd Year,... People Of Note
by John Howard
Position »
Executive Assistant to the
President, Imagine RIT Chair
Reason for Nomination »
Chaired the Imagine RIT
Innovation and... |
