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Community, Economy Drive Young Conservatives to Conservative Political Action Conference
By Frank Bumb - Few things upset Andrew Ragone, 23, as much as people who are "complacent with the way the country is going." Washington, D.C. - infoZine - Scripps Howard Foundation Wire - "We're here because we care about the direction this country is going in," Ragone, a student at the Rochester Institute of Technology, said.
Friday Feb 10 | WHEC-TV Rochester
RIT athletes work with students at School No. 5
RIT student athletes and library staff were on hand at School No. 5 Friday to work with students and help them with their reading.
Greene says she's the 'true' conservative in GOP primary
Kellie Greene has tossed her hat into the mix of candidates seeking to defeat U.S. Rep.
An e-tool that helps make every student equally good
The tools and expertise for computer based education systems have been available for years.
Connector Companies Latch Onto Innovation
Fig 1. Molex's EXTreme Power high-current interconnect solutions range from the EXTreme Micro-Power 16.0A blades to EXTreme Power-Mass 150.0A modules Fig 2. TE Connectivity's STRADA Mesa Connector system's pin and socket signal contact design can be arranged in high-speed differential, high-density single-ended, and/or coax patterns.
Student burned by burst pipe at RIT
ROCHESTER, NY - A student at the Rochester Institute of Technology was badly burned after being sprayed with boiling water and steam from a broken pipe on campus.
Weekend: Groovin' with black history
Howard Ward Feb. 18, 3 p.m. The Black Heritage Library & Multicultural Center presents keynote speaker Howard Ward, assistant vice president of student affairs at Rochester Institute of Technology, at 3 p.m. Feb.
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Man shot on Child Street in city
The recession and the promise of quick cash are driving up the number of honest curbside metal recyclers and, unfortunately, those not so worried about obeying the law.
Cryoscope lets you feel your forecast
Weather forecast icons can be cryptic. There's only so much that can be communicated by a picture of a gray but-not-too-gray cloud with some raindrops and a sun poking out behind it.
RGH Saves $185,000 in Waste Removal Costs
The hospital worked with the New York State Pollution Prevention Institute at the Rochester Institute of Technology to conduct a study on medical waste removal.
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Rochester man charged with robbery, larceny
Chris Lerch is a national hockey expert who writes about the sport, and a volunteer broadcaster for Rochester Institute of Technology's hockey programs.
Company News: Darin Padden hired by INFICON
DARIN PADDEN has joined INFICON as an engineering project manager for the service tools business line.
Dance Feature: Rit/Ntid's "Off The Wall"
A set of large, rough-hewn wooden shapes splattered with white paint bestow an urban- playground-feel upon the stage at a recent rehearsal of the RIT/NTID Dance Company -- that is, the student dance group at the National Technical Institute for the Deaf at Rochester Institute of Technology.
INTERVIEW: MCC: fight or flight?
You can say what you want about the perception of crime in the City of Rochester versus the reality.
"The Hammer" on DVD - RIT's Award Winning Deaf Wrestler
Monday night, RIT students were finally able to view the final version of a movie filmed on their campus.
Jim Dingilian's first solo museum exhibition opens at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum
For the past decade, Jim Dingilian has developed a body of work in which he skillfully renders ephemeral imagery by hand on found objects.
The Black Heritage Library & Multicultural Center will be kicking off its 30th Anniversary Celebration and Grand Re-Opening at 11:45 a.m. Feb.
Snapshot: FSDB Board of Governors
Members of the Board of Governors of the Florida School for the Deaf and Blind convened in emergency session Friday; five of the seven-member Board, none of whom resides in St Augustine, attended the meeting in person.
RIT Looks to Control Tuition Increases
Rochester Institute of Technology is taking new steps to find cost-cutting measures so the school can avoid future tuition increases.
[Essay] IBI* Series Winner: An Inquiry-Based Curriculum for Nonmajors
Only 28% of the U.S. adult population is considered scientifically literate. Although this is the second highest among 35 developed countries, a fact attributed to postsecondary science requirements , it should not be considered satisfactory, and improvement is critical to our future.
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