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Student membership in WRPI at historic lows Senate approves appoint-ment of Fannon to J-Board Alianza Latina coordinates RPI Latino heritage month Poly's Past
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UPAC Comedy show offensive Editorial Notebook
Behold the power of English Staff Editorial
Fans only thing missing from successful sports My View
MSA: Objectivist ad, speaker “kindred spirits” with terrorists My View
Terrorism problem cannot be solved by “genocide” Derby
Union more than just bookstore, bank, food Top Hat
Career Fair smashing success Independent Council
IC takes up parking issue banner Presidents Corner
President delays DOSO move
Features
Discovery week helps students find majors Lutzky-At-Large
Cynthia McIntyre excited about new projects
Sports
Ready for some FOOTBALL? Field hockey wins twice before falling to Brockport Player Profile
Soccer, schoolwork easy to balance for Gonyea Women’s soccer run ended by Dutchwomen Women’s tennis places 9th at states Two more tough losses for soccer Men's hockey falls short
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Rensselaer in Brief
Citizenship supported
The Office of the First-Year Experience has created a new global citizenship program for students that will focus on issues of diversity and cultural awareness, called "Preparing the Global Citizen."
A three-year, $150,000 grant from the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation is providing funding for the program.
"Preparing the Global Citizen" plans to establish a mini-grant system for faculty and staff to support cultural awareness outside the classroom and for improving the first-year experience. Construction discussed
The City of Troy is holding a public information meeting tonight at 7 pm at St. Francis DeSalle church meeting room to discuss a plan by New York State to rebuild Congress Street from 11th Street to Pawling Avenue during the summer of 2002.
A discussion on traffic and parking issues in the neighborhood between Congress Street and College Avenue will follow the meeting at 8 pm. Professor honored
Xi-Cheng Zang, professor of physics, was recently named the J. Erik Jonsson ’22 Distinguished Professor of Science.
RPI is holding a reception to honor Zhang on Tuesday, October 30 from 4 pm-5 pm in room 1C13 of the Science Center. Lemnios retires
Andrew Lemnios, interim vice president of Rensselaer at Hartford, has announced that he plans to retire, effective June 30, 2002.
A search committee for candidates to fill the position has already been established.
Lester Gerardt, associate dean of engineering, was named chair of the committee, which includes faculty and staff from both the Hartford and Troy campuses.
Isaacson Miller, a Boston executive search committee, will provide assistance to the search committee. Fund benefited
Rensselaer is holding a pasta dinner tonight from 5:50-7:30 pm in the McNeil Room of the Rensselaer Union for the New York City Fire Department Widows and Orphans Fund.
Spaghetti and meatballs, bread, salad, and dessert will be served at the dinner.
The cost to attend is $10 per person and $5 for RPI students. No prior registration is required. Events planned
This year’s family weekend is scheduled for the weekend of November 2. To view a schedule of the events planned for the weekend visit http://www.rpi.edu/dept/fye/famweek. EMAC Career Fair held
The EMAC Career Fair will be held on Friday, October 26 and Saturday, October 27 in the Heffner Alumni House. |
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