04.26.2013 |
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by Nicole Howley When figuring out what to do after graduation, fourth year Marketing major Trisha Khanna was a bit stressed: “Major freak out: That was my thought process.” Many students seem to go through this as they get... |
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by Danielle Delp, Alyssa Jackson “I had a lot of great opportunities throughout my life,” said RIT alumnus David Kraines over the phone. “I got to go to RIT, get a great education, and receive a lot of opportunities that not everyone gets. I... |
04.19.2013 |
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by Kayla Emerson Unfortunately, true gems of classes sometimes get lost to time. Some of these classes are sensible, others whimsical. But schedules and departments change, or student interest wanes, causing classes to no... |
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by Nicole Howley “Generally registration has gone pretty smoothly. I mean obviously I don’t always get all the classes that I want or that I need. But just the biggest thing was that they didn’t offer the class I needed this... |
04.12.2013 |
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by Krista Bellardo At RIT, there are many clubs dedicated to
the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT)
communities and their allies. The four main LGBT
student organizations are OUTSpoken, Tangent,
Spectrum and... |
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by Nicole Howley RIT’S Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender (LGBT) organizations have worked hard to unite a campus and raise awareness of the issues facing the community today. To further these goals, members of the LGBT... |
04.05.2013 |
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by Nicole Howley, Jeff McKinzie In the Deaf community, there’s a commonly used expression: “bridging the gap” — trying to make communication more accessible between deaf and hearing people. In the Deaf community, recent technology has been... |
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by Nicole Howley “In this past week alone, I’ve had three new clients, Deaf students, who have experienced rape,” said Erin Esposito, the executive director of Advocacy Services for Abused Deaf Victims (ASADV) and lecturer at... |
Distorter 2013 |
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by Suoiciled Yllagigam
The staff of Distorter has had a buzz in recent times and the office is awash in spirits, which is a vast improvement from the sullen melancholy that followed our Editor in... |
