ROAR DAY A SUCCESS

At the October 28 meeting of the Student Government Senate, Women’s Senator Nikki Steinberger announced that the fourth annual ROAR Day made $50,000 in one day, with 1,200 student donations and over 200 volunteers participating. The ROAR, or “Raise Our Annual Responses,” initiative seeks to increase student and alumni donations to RIT. Its main fundraising effort takes place on ROAR Day, when the institute sets up stations on campus to encourage students and local alumni to donate. Steinberger claimed that this fourth annual ROAR Day was the most successful to date.

DOWNTOWN BUS ROUTE NAMED

Student Government Vice President Phil Amsler opened the floor to suggestions for a name for the new downtown bus route, which will be entering a trial phase in January. After calling a straw poll, it was decided that the route would be called Tiger East End Express (TE3).

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