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	Joe Porpeglia By Olivia Angerosa January 13, 2013 - 7:03pm Name: Joe Porpeglia Hometown: Castleton, New York Major: Information Technology Interests: Music, sports, designing websites, weekends, and visiting friends READ MORE
	Property of JACK By Olivia Angerosa January 13, 2013 - 6:40pm A new online publication is hitting the Rochester area! It’s called Property of JACK, and it was created by a RIT Department of Communication class under the lead of the great social media strategist Professor Mike Johansson. The publication aims to entertain the Rochester audience with different topics for each day of the week including: Money Monday: Giving tips on ways to save money, what tools to use and more! Techie Tuesday: Letting you know about to Tech events in the area and new gadgets to check out! Wearable Wednesday: Giving you fashion tips, looks to try, and looks to look out for! Things to Do Thursday: Telling you which events to attend, things to do, and places to go! READ MORE
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	Restaurants and Bar Life in Rochester By Ashley Doarn January 13, 2013 - 6:07pm Looking for somewhere to go for dinner or a few drinks on a random weeknight or a weekend. Don’t really know where to go in Rochester and need a few suggestions on great places? I have been living in Rochester for 10+ years now and can definitely help you with some of the top places to go. This list will give you date place ideas and or a great local bar for you and your friends to go for a drink. There are tons of great restaurants and bars out in downtown Rochester, but here are a few that I know are popular to Rochester natives and newcomers as well. 1. The Old Toad READ MORE
	Alexander Van Hook By Celine Anderson January 12, 2013 - 10:29pm This week’s Campus Celebrity is COLA senator, Alexander Van Hook. What is your Year and Major? I am a second year in Liberal Arts Exploration (thinking of applying for Political Science.) Where are you from? Upper Black Eddy, PA Why did you choose to come to RIT? For several reasons. RIT has a very good academic reputation and very diverse. There is a Deaf/Hard of Hearing community and hearing community which is good for me. Also it is very welcoming and spirited here. They also provide excellent disability services. And the education level is challenging enough for me. Plus I already know some people here and some who are coming here. READ MORE
	Bowl-4-Breath By Ashley Doarn December 11, 2012 - 1:23pm READ MORE
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	Women's Career Leadership Resilience Program & Lunch By Jenna Deutsch December 10, 2012 - 1:13pm READ MORE
	Getting Ahead in Week 3 By Tianna Manon December 8, 2012 - 10:18pm In a ten week quarter, midterms and finals come ridiculously fast. All up and down my Facebook timeline, I see my friends complain about all-nighters, days spent in the library, and being held prisoner to their textbooks, essays, and projects. But what if this zombification of RIT students wasn’t necessary? What if we didn’t need to hibernate for 2-3 weeks out of the quarters? Simply put, what if we used the other 7-8 weeks to get ahead and be ready for midterms and finals. “I’m like the queen of stress,” said Emily Rinehart, a 3rd-year Graphic Design major. She said she didn’t really get a lot of midterms or finals, but a lot of final projects. READ MORE
	RIT Wrestling vs. SUNY Cortland By Jenna Deutsch December 2, 2012 - 6:54pm More information on RITAthletics.com READ MORE