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NTID President Welcomed TROUBLE WITH TRIANGLE / One less fraternity on Greek Row. BURNING OUT / It’s just about that time. 3 STARS / Zach Miller, Jessica Schaffer and Jake Yates. .. SUCCEEDING STRESS EDITOR IN CHIEF Madeleine Villavicencio TABLE OF CONTENTS 11.12.10 | VOLUME 60 | ISSUE 11 | [email protected] If you think cramming that 25-page final paper that’s due tomorrow on four hours of sleep is bad, then MANAGING EDITOR Emily Mohlmann imagine supervising six college boys on a trip to Louisville, Ky., programming a handful of freelance | [email protected] projects, and conducting the production of a magazine from a location 600 miles away while attending NEWS EDITOR Chris Zubak-Skees workshops and sessions at a national college media conference, maintaining communication with your | [email protected] co-op bosses, and dealing with PMS all at the same time. You may want to take advantage of your trip LEISURE EDITOR James Arn and see what this Southern city might have to offer, but it’s more likely that you’ll find yourself passed | [email protected] out on the floor with your feet sticking out from under the hotel’s unusually short doors. FEATURES EDITOR Alex Rogala Lucky for me, that very stressful period has already passed. With this being the last issue of the quarter | [email protected] and the next issue not due for print until November 29, I can live the quiet life of a programmer and SPORTS/VIEWS EDITOR Justin Claire enjoy my weekends – for two weeks at least. Things are slowing down; and now that I’ve had time to | [email protected] unwind, I’ve realized that it isn’t as bad as I thought it was. ONLINE EDITOR Brendan Cahill Looking back, I must have done something right. I didn’t get fired from my co-op; my staff is mostly | [email protected] intact; and, I’m still breathing. In fact, Reporter received two second place Associated Collegiate Press WRITERS Christina Belisle, Emily Bogle, Justin Photo Excellence Awards – for General News and Sports – and placed eighth in the magazine category of Claire, Ali Coladonato, Jackie Connor, Michael the conference’s “Best of Show” competition. And to top it all off, last week’s “Money Issue”, which is the Conti, David Keith Gasser, Bonnie Greenberg, issue we were working on remotely, went like hot cakes. Amanda Imperial, Jeff McKinzie, Patrick Ogbeide, For most of you, finals are looming and the pressure is on. Stress is piling up; but just before you wake Michael Roppolo, Maureen Sedlak, Michelle Spoto, up in a cold sweat because anxiety has driven you to dream about a hard drive crash causing the loss Amanda Szczepanski of your final project, close your eyes and take a deep breath. Everything is going to be alright. You’ll be home soon enjoying that not-so-American apple pie while watching that not-so-American football game ART with your dad. (See “American Icons That Aren’t” on page 12.) Feel any better? ART DIRECTOR Jena Buckwell If you still feel the need to breathe into a paper bag, then this week’s features section has got you | [email protected] covered. (See “Burning Out” on page 16 and “Managing Your Stress” on page 20.) You won’t find the SENIOR STAFF DESIGNER Cassie Angerosa answers to your Biology midterm – you’re still going to have to face the music – but you will learn a little STAFF DESIGNERS Ko Kawazoe, Nick Law more about stress and find a few helpful tips to keep it from taking over your life. However, if that still PHOTO EDITOR Michael Conti doesn’t help you out, you can take a few pages from my book: ride a random painted horse in a faraway | [email protected] city, hit the current source of your frustrations with an inflatable bat, and eat a whole lot of ice cream STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS Robert Bredvad, Chris and candy. Steve Noble, a third year Telecommunications Engineering Technology major, throws a stone during a practice of the RIT Curling Club, who met the night of Langer, Joi Ong November 7 at the Rochester Curling Club in Gates. | photograph by Michael Conti STAFF ILLUSTRATOR Joanna Eberts CONTRIBUTING ILLUSTRATORS Ko Kawazoe, Griffin Moore NEWS CARTOONIST Justyn Iannucci Madeleine Villavicencio EDITOR IN CHIEF 5. Trouble at Triangle 13. Foreign Icons That Aren’t 25. 3 Stars: Zach Miller BUSINESS One less fraternity on Greek Row. Fortune cookies, pizza and burritos. Breaks records. Wants to qualify for nationals. PUBLICITY MANAGER Abraham Gil AD MANAGER Alecia Crawford 6. News Desk 15. Your Black Friday Shopping Guide VIEWS | [email protected] A new NTID president welcomed. Dorm Challenge Get your money’s worth. BUSINESS MANAGER Tom Sciotto reinstated. GeneSIS effort commenced. 26. Word on the Street | [email protected] FEATURES How do you blow off steam? PRODUCTION MANAGER Nicholas Gawreluk 8. A Safe Place: The GLBT Center | [email protected] How a Rutger’s student’s suicide affects RIT’s 16. Burning Out 29. Which Bitter Pill? ONLINE PRODUCTION MANAGER GLBT Center. It’s just about that time. When you’re faced with too many choices. Madeleine Villavicencio | [email protected] LEISURE 20. Managing Your Stress 31. Rings Finals got you down? This might help. Call 585.672.4840 for a good time. ADVISOR Rudy Pugliese 10 . Reviews PRINTING Printing Applications Lab Mormons and metal. SPORTS cover photograph by Joi Ong CONTACT 1.585.475.2212 illustration by Joanna Eberts PAPER DONATION 11. At Your Leisure 23. 3 Stars: Jake Yates Reporter Magazine is published weekly during the academic year by a staff comprised of students at Rochester Institute of Technology. Business, NewPage Corporation-Rumford Mill Editorial, and Design facilities are located in Room A-730, in the lower level of the Campus Center. Our phone number is 1.585.475.2212. The Zipper monopoly? Plays soccer. Interested in aerospace. Rumford, ME 04276 Advertising Department can be reached at 1.588.475.2213. The opinions expressed in Reporter do not necessarily reflect those of the Institute. “Mine is harder and made of real wood.” M.V. “I saw her for the first time and I was like ‘Get Naked!’” - J.B. This is an experiment in exploratory affection and social penetration. Letters to the Editor may also be sent to [email protected]. Reporter is not responsible for materials presented in advertising areas. Please No letters will be printed unless signed. All letters received become the property of Reporter. Reporter takes pride in its membership in the Associated 12. American Icons That Aren’t 24. 3 Stars: Jessica Schaffer Recycle Collegiate Press and American Civil Liberties Union. Copyright © 2009 Reporter Magazine. All rights reserved. No portion of this Magazine may be reproduced without prior written permission. What is American? Loves to hit... volleyballs. TROUBLE AT TRIANGLE by Jacqueline Connor | photograph by Chris Langer 2010 A rush of whispers swarmed the RIT Greek community after Interfraternity Council President Greg Faculty Staff Warchol sent out an e-mail announcing Triangle fraternity’s interim suspension on October 26. Student Conduct suspended Triangle after a hearing called to address disorderly conduct, harassment and RIT organizational policy charges. A combination of the suspension with Triangle’s clouded history may end up condemning them in the end. “The history behind us caused things to be blown out of proportion,” Triangle President Scott Loyer Jr. said. Despite what Loyer acknowledges as a history of campus violations, this was the first disciplinary action against Triangle since the end of their probation in February 2008 for an alcohol- related violation. “Triangle is not doomed, they can appeal the decision,” said Dawn Soufleris, chief conduct officer of RIT. “Any actions can be put on hold until the appeals board reaches a decision.” Student Conduct will not disclose the specific events that led to the suspension, but one recent incident is well-known. According to sources close to the incident, Zeta Tau Alpha members Members of the Triangle Fraternity relax in the living room at the greek mansion they currently live in. were guarding the Greek rock on the quarter mile after new members - recruits that are not yet full Even when the chapter would be eligible to The brothers of Triangle are currently putting members - had painted the rock with the sorority’s re-apply for membership, the potential brothers together a case to send to the appeals board claiming letters. New members from Triangle approached the would have to go through a colonization process that the decision may have been influenced by sisters and asked to take over the rock. all over again. They would have to petition for events prior to the 2010 school year. Two of the 10 Triangle new members were severely membership to the national organization in order “I don’t blame anyone but us; not RIT, not intoxicated, said people familiar with a report of to be granted the opportunity to start a colony - a student conduct. We messed up, and there were Wednesday, December 8, 2010 the incident. status given to an interested group of men before a consequences,” Loyer said. When the sisters refused to leave, there was an national charter is awarded and the group becomes altercation between the Zeta Tau Alpha sisters and a chapter. 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. the new Triangle members. The specific details of “I put my life into Triangle, and now it’s all gone. what happened next are in dispute, but someone Four years, four years. I was a giant screw up before called Public Safety. Triangle, but I joined and slowly took on leadership Student Alumni Union Zeta Tau Alpha did not return messages roles.
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