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Quiz
1. What was the name of the first online user-to-
user messaging system?
a. ICQ
b. AOL Instant Messenger
c. Quantum Link OLM
d. Freelancin’ Roundtable
2. Of more than 700 tons of garbage produced
per year at RIT, about how much winds up in
a landfill?
a. 32.0%
b. 43.5%
c. 72.5%
d. 90.8%
3. Where on campus can you buy Betty Boop
bobblehead dolls?
a. Crossroads
b. Corner Store
c. Sol’s
d. Ritz Sports Zone
4. Two years ago, there was a movement to
litter RIT’s Liberal Arts building with graffiti.
Surprisingly, RIT sponsored it. What was the
name of this course?
a. Wall Writing 101
b. Tolstoy
c. Advanced Creative Writing
d. It wasn’t a course; it was a group of 23
frustrated students.
5. True or False: The RIT Ambulance Club has
a Constitution.
a. True
b. False
Answers: 1.c 2.c 3.b 4.c 5.a
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Reporter Recommends
Celebrating Pi Day. That’s right, on March
14 at 1:59 p.m. (from 3.14159...), nerds
around the world gather in a peaceful, pi-centered
ambiance. Go ahead and bake
a pi pie, use pi as a unit of measure for
everything, and watch the movie, Pi. It’s
all bound to get you in the right celebratory
mood. Did you miss the date? Don’t
fear—it’s never too late to gather and
join hands in the shape whose ratio of its
circumference to its diameter is the most
revered mathematical constant in the
known universe.
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Quote
“Everyone is a genius at least once a
year; a real genius has his original
ideas closer together.”
—Georg Lichtenberg
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