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Tags: 1969, A Changing Man, A Coliseum Auto Show, A New Semester, A Slate Editor to be an Advisor for Selective Service, All-Stars Win Football Intramurals, Bears Trounce Bowie State 136-80, Campus Slate, Collegian's View, Comment, Dairy Barn Finally Opens to Student Body, Duffy, Fireline, Flu Ridden Bears Take 4th in Xmas Tourney, From the Board of Religious Advisor, Gone with the Wind, Great Job Done, Great Pain, Greek Letter Newsbriefs, How to Find a Diamond in the Rough, If You Want it Done Right, Is There Life Beyond Our Skies, Jojimbo to Be Shown March 7, Life in a Student-Administered Honor System, Literary Club, Long Island Singers Society to Perform Elijah at Tech, Minute Review, NCCJ Conference, NY Tech Bears Take Notice, Omicron Sigma Upsilon, Rachel Rachel, Representation for CT Students, Schedule for Art Club Week, Sigma Tau, Sports Review, Spotlight on Single reviews, Star, Students Will Do It, Tech Cagers Break Four Scoring Records, Tech Students to Produce a Film, Tech to See Buses Go to College, Tech's Captivity, Tech's Winter Carnival at Grossinger's, The Limner ad Art Maker Manifesto, The Limner's Communal Exhibit, The Snow Shows Tech the Worst Mess Yet, TTA to do Two One Act Plays, Vol. 4 No. 7, What's Wrong, Whitney Spring, Who's Where Now Maybe

Tags: 1968, A Familiar Face to All, A Look at Our Growing Alumni, Barbara Muller, Barbarella, Bio Club Lists First Semester Achievement, Campus Slate, Collegian’s View, Comment, Dateline WNYT, Dr. Schure Goes to Washington, Dr. Steele Appointed to New Vice President Office, Fireline, From the Office of Student Affairs, ICC Takes Action, Joan Oliver, Knighthouse an Alternative to Frat, Lady in Cement, Library to Open Before Christmas Vacation, Lorraine Petrug, Minute Review, Mr. Barrett Now Heads Coop Ed Program, Nancy Biren, Nancy Massella, Narcotics Next in Line in Enlightment Series, New Better Bookstore, Of Professors Administrators, One Dean’s Thoughts, Physics Prof Flies High, Profiles on the Campus Queen Finalists, Queen to Be Elected Friday, Sex and College Students, Shape of Things to come, Shelley Diskin, Spring Registration, Stop the World Affected by Audience Despite Superior Acting and Costumes, Stop the World I Want to Get Off, Student Committees, The Liberator, The Music Round, The Slate is Your Paper, The Split, This School is Dangerous, TTA’s Outstanding Job of Stop the World, TTA’s Smashing Success, Vol. 4 No. 5, We Want In, What to Wear to the Ball

Tags: 1968, America’s Largest and Most Professional Children’s Theatre, American College Norms, Applications to be in by Wed, Beware of the Soviet Bear, Big Brother is Coming to Tech, Black Future?, Blatt Encouraged Despite Soccermen’s Losing Record, Campus Slate, Candidates for January and June Graduation, Circle K Club Now Forming, Collegian’s View, Comment, Correction on Financial Aid, Dateline WNYT, Dreamy Eyed Woman, Dude Ranch Weekend, Ernie Kawaler Star of TTA’s Stop the World, Feature Review, Greek Letter Newsbriefs, ICC Under Reorganization, IFC Successful Fall Rush Week, Is Anything Ever to be Completed on Time?, Nov 13, Of Garbage and Gods, Oklahoma, Omicron Sigma Upsilon, On One’s Life, One Dean’s Thoughts, Professor Guido in Charge of Counseling Services, Rosemary’s Baby, Self-Teaching Leads to Better Students, Social Problems, Sports Review, Spotlight on Single reviews, Tech Acquires Guest Estate, Tech’s Behind the Scenes Workers, Thankful Educator, The Campus Revel as Comformist, The Heart is a Lonely Hunter, The Little Word Named Beauty, The Music Round, The Poets Corner, The Senior Idea, Tickets on Sale NOW, To be Hanged by the Neck Till Death, Vol. 4 No. 3, Welcoming Big Dance Success, Whatever Happened to Islip?, Where Were the Fishermen, Why, Yab Yum

Tags: 1969, A Look at a Hard Working Lacrosse Team, A Look at Today’s Folk Music, A Winning Bear Nine, Academic Calendar is Changed, An SGA Problem, Campus Slate, Comment, Estate to Have New Look, Fireline, From the Chaplain’s Desk, Greek Letter Newsbriefs, Intramural Basketball Teams, Karate: The Misunderstood Child, Knighthouse, Meeting Industry’s Criteria, Mu Alpha Delta, Phi Epsilon Phi, Pool Ping-Pong Anyone, Should Married Men Be?, Sports Review, Spring Brings New Changes, Spring Luncheon, Tech Has Come a Long Way in Five Short Years, Tech Has Now Become of Age, Tech’s Big Joint Effort, The World of Madness, Three Years of Work Fun and First Nights, Thru the Ages, TTA to Try New Idea, Vol. 4 No. 9, Welcome Middle States Evaluation Team, Who is Stuart Arrow?

Tags: 1969, A Challenge, A Look at Our Counseling Service, Basketball Schedule 1969-1970, Campus Notes, Campus Slate, Changes Evident – More coming, Collegian’s View, Commencement, Comment, Continuing Education for Business-Minded Women, Courses on Stock, Dean Hollander Names Eight As Student Assistants to Dean, Dr. David Salten Appointed Senior VP and Provost, Evening Courses at Tech, Feature Review, For Your Safety, Frosh Basketball, Frosh Hit Campus, Goodbye Columbus, Greek Letter Newsbriefs, Karate Club, Knighthouse, Last Supper, Mainly for Freshmen, Minute Review, Omicron Sigma Upsilon, One Dean’s Thoughts, Readers Theatre to Begin, Real Estate Management, Sports Review, Structure and Development, Student Committees, Track and Field Coach Appointed, Vol. 5 No. 1, Weight Watchers, Welcome Freshmen

Tags: 1969, Art Students Win Big Under Rough Conditions, Bears Win Over Rhode Island, Campus Slate, Classifieds, Counseling Service, Friday the Night of Love, Greek Letter Newsbriefs, IFC Basketball Results, In Memory of OW Community Leader, Knighthouse, Letter to the Seniors, Mu Delta Lambda, Our Bookstore: Ill Equipped Poorly Run and $, Our Bookstore’s Ills, President’s Letter, Seniors to be Seen La Nuit D’Amour Friday Night, Sports Outlook, Student Services Directory, Students for Democratic Society, Students to be Seen on More Vital Committees, Successful Beginning, Tech Big New Counseling Service, Tech’s 2nd Annual Physics Open House, Track ’69, Trackmen Hurt by Rain, TTA’s Student Directors, Vol. 4 No. 22, What’s Your Gripe?

Tags: 1969, AAUP Resolution, Art Club, Campus in the Future, Campus Notes, Campus Slate, Comment, Cross Country Desire is There No Facilities, Dr. Stephens is Assistant Dean, Dr. Weil Retiring, Estate Apologies, Feature Review, Fireline, Grad Exams, Greek Letter Newsbriefs, Jacobsohn Announces Three New Coaches, Knighthouse, Midnight Cowboy, Minute Review, Miss Carroll is Tech’s First Nurse, Music Scene, Omicron Sigma Upsilon, Remove the Bumps, Seniors Meet, Soccer Team – Slow Start, Sports Review, Sticky Affairs, Tech Attracts College President, The Collegian’s View, Things That Go Bump in the Road, Upcoming SGA Activities, Vol. 5 No. 2, We Support Oct. 15, What are Martial Arts?

Tags: 1500 College Students Invade Miami, 1969, A Grad’s Remarks, Art Clubs News, Biomedically Speaking, Bookstore News, Busy Buses Alumni Basketball, Campus Notes, Campus Queen Ball – Dec. 5, Campus Slate, Click!, Cold Students, Collegian’s View, Comment, Cross-Country, Feature Review, Fine Arts Department, Florida, Garden City Hotel, Greek Letter Newsbriefs, How About a Gym?, Intramural Football, Knighthouse, Mary Mary November 14 15, Minute Review, Music News, Music Scene, Pants are In, Putney Swope, See Me Feel Me Touch Me Heal Me, Senior Recruitment, Slurp, Soccer Results, Speaking of Food, Sports Review, Sports Spotlight: Tony Della Rocca, SPS, The American Association of University Professors, Vol. 5 No. 4, Xi Iota Phi, Years and Living Today

Tags: 1969, A Mistake, A Time for Change, Campus Slate, Collegian’s View, Comment, Cross-Country, Frosh Welcoming Dance – A Huge Success, Greek Letter Newsbriefs, Knighthouse, MAD Replies, Omicron Sigma Upsilon, OSU Again Undefeated for Third Straight Season, Possible Announcement on Accreditation by Middle States to be Made at Campus Queen Ball by Dr. Schure, The Colloquium, The Draft and You, Vol. 5 No. 5

Tags: An Update on Tech Hero Nelly Cheboi, Letter from the Editor, March 2023, NYIT Campus Slate, NYIT Magazine, Ten Years Later, What’s a Physician Assistant?, Why The Last of Us Remains Relevant

Tags: April 2023, From Fluke to Future: My Journey as a NASA Intern., How Top Gun: Maverick saved Hollywood, Letter from the Editor, MD vs DO: What's the difference?, NYIT Campus Slate, NYIT Magazine, Understanding the Economy In 2023

Tags: A Big Thank-You!, Alumni Notes, Alumni Spotlights, Architecture Alumnus Supports First Responders, Aspiring Filmmakers Take Flight, Campus Buzz, Fall 2020, FirstByte, Interdisciplinary Bio Lab Opens in Long Island, NYIT Magazine, Simulating Shaken Baby Syndrome, Virtual Success

Tags: $1.8 Million NIH Grant Supports Heart Disease Research, Achieving a Zero-Carbon Footprint in Gowanus, Alumni Notes, Alumni Spotlights, Being First, Campus Buzz, From College to Successful Career, Light Years Ahead, New York Tech Community Makes a Big Impact, NYIT Magazine, Q&A: Reinventing Our Future, Spring 2021, Training an Army to Combat COVID-19, Understanding Cranial Birth Defects

Tags: A New Sense of Place, Alumni Notes, Alumni Spotlights, Alumni Take Helm of Board of Trustees, Architecture Students and Faculty Make a Grand Showing in Venice, Campus Buzz, Challenge, COM Influence: Health Education, Does Chronic Stress Lead to Depression?, Faculty Win Impressive Research Grants, Fall 2021, First Byte, New Degree Programs Address Market Needs, NYIT Magazine, Resources for the Underserved, Science for All, Tech Joins White House College Vaccine Challenge, The Right Stuff

Tags: 10 Years Later: Hurricane Sandy, A FABulous Opening, A Place for Reflection; Meditation; and Prayer, A Warm New York Tech Welcome, Alumni Notes, Alumni Spotlights, Campus Buzz, First Byte, Into the Future: New Spaces With Students and Sustainability in Mind, NYIT Magazine. Spring 2022, Revealing the True Sequence of an RNA, Right on Track: New Co-op Experience, Space for Innovation, Treating Diabetic Heart Failure, You Can Count on Me

Tags: A first for New York Tech, Alumni Notes, Alumni Spotlight, Architectural Solutions to Food Insecurity, Building a Bridge Between Engineering and Medicine, Campus Buzz, Fall 2022, First Byte, HEOP's New Lead, Kudos All Around, Making a High-Tech Scene, NYIT Magazine, Putting an End to Pediatric Brain Cancer, Research for a Better World, The Thrill of Discovery, Vancouver's Shao Named Outstanding Educator

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