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03.19.2010

 

Contrasting Education: The Other English

by Justin Claire

The gestation of a brand new calendar at RIT brings the opportunity of a clean slate of how to run things academically. New ways of classroom procedure, instructing techniques, and course immersion are only a...

 

Pulling the Big Switch

by Brendan Cahill, Jessica Hanus, John Howard

On Feb. 10, in a lecture room filled with students, a psychology professor droned into the second hour of class. The students’ eyes had already started to glaze over when the professor looked up. “I’m going...

03.12.2010

 

Haiti Imaging

by Chris Zubak-Skees

January 21. 10 a.m. A small, twin-propeller Piper Navajo Chieftain lines up with the runway at Gregorio Luperón International Airport in the Dominican Republic. With the brakes locked, the pilot brings the...

02.19.2010

 

A Dozen Pianos Later

by Michael Barbato

Piles of dung, urine, sticks, and other garbage dimple the landscape of the Southeast United States. These heaps of refuse are the country homes of nature’s most cunning collector, the woodrat. More...

02.12.2010

 

Blind Dating

In honor of the rapidly approaching Hallmark holiday, Reporter decided to do something a little naughty. Last week, five of our staff members were set up with five of our readers who responded to our blind...

 

Carnal Intelligence

by John Howard

“Do you want fries with that?” “How would you like that cooked?” “Which sides would you like?” These are all phrases one would describe food. When ordering, menus and options are designed for the customization...

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Beauty in Different Cultures

by Madeleine Villavicencio

Now, you may not speak Spanish, Japanese, or French, but every culture celebrates beauty. That’s one thing that simply cannot get lost in translation. However, beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and...

 
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Body Issue

by Madeleine Villavicencio, Andy Rees

When you get right down to it, beneath all the layers of clothes, we might just be lumps of meat, fat, bones and sinew wrapped up in skin; but in some ways, we’re more than that. Our bodies aren’t just things...

01.29.2010

 
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Twitter is Like...

by Chris Zubak-Skees

If we’ve learned one thing from 2009, it’s that nobody knows how to succinctly and accurately describe Twitter. The popular service is two parts micro-blog, one part social network, and apparently several...

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