| FROLICKING
IN THE SUNSHINE . . . |
 Spring
finally sprung at RIT in mid-March and as a result, the campus filled
with students studying on lawns, rollerblading to classes and sporting
shortsand t-shirts. Shown here, at left, Alvin Aquipel, a fourth-year
graphic designstudent, relaxes with friends on one of those sunny Spring
afternoons.
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| SHAPING
THE CAREERS OF YOUNG WOMEN . . . |
 RIT
was flooded with young women April 25 honoring Take Your Daughter to
Work Day. The Women's Center offered several activities like Girl TV,
tours and demonstrations, and offered a series of talks including "Women
of NASA" and "Working Proud: Portraits of American Women." Shown here,
Stephanie Grzenda, left, takes Kaylin Beiter's ID photo under careful
supervision.
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| A
NICE DAY FOR A DRIVE . . . |
 RIT's
Formula SAE race car was taken for a test drive on campus May 5 in preparation
for competition May 17-21 in Michigan. The new car boasts safety and
ergonomic improvements. Shown here, Jeff LaChausse, chief engineer and
fifth-year mechanical engineering major, cruises outside the James E.
Gleason Building. Last year, RIT took first place at a competition in
England and second place in Michigan.
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| DANCE
DEMONSTRATION . . . |
 Members
of the Riverdance cast recently tapped their way into Panara Theatre
to perform, present a workshop for students, and answer questions about
life on the road. NTID students and children on campus for Take Our Daughters
to Work Day learned a few steps from the dancers who were in Rochester
for performances at the Auditorium Center. The visit was sponsored by
the NTID Special Speaker Series in cooperation with the Rochester Broadway
Theatre League.
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