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College & Careers sessions include personal hands-on experiences, demonstrations and discussions. Working with our renowned faculty and students you will discover and utilize the state-of-the-art facilities and technology available at RIT.
Use 3D software and build objects for a scene, add color and textures, place lights, adjust the camera, and render a picture that you can then email to yourself. The 3D software that you will use is the same software used in computer and video games, and in the movies. Students will get a glimpse of how 3D Digital Design and traditional design skills are integrated into working with this technology.
Are you interested in making pottery or ceramic sculpture? Stimulate your creativity with this hands-on experience in our School for American Crafts! Get an introduction to design vocabulary, technical skills, and the exciting world of creative expression! * double session ** July only
Create your own cast aluminum sculpture! Get an introduction to molds, the casting process, and watch the molten metal poured into your mold. After the aluminum is cast finish cleaning and patination of your cast aluminum sculpture. * double session
Find another way of expressing yourself beyond painting. This workshop, in the printmaking studio, introduces students to working with a press to create one of a kind artworks. * double session
Graphic designers create visual communication solutions to inform, persuade, and entertain audiences. This session will provide an overview of the graphic design profession and a brief hands-on project. You will develop a visual composition combining typography and imagery that integrates visual principles of design and the use of design-oriented computer software for production of the project. * double session
Illustrators have captured our imagination for centuries. From childhood picture books to the most sophisticated political cartoons, from technical manuals to animated Disney movies, illustrators bring fresh vision to our world. Explore drawing and painting from the illustrator's perspective using a variety of techniques to show the world what's in your imagination. Bring home your finished work! * double session
Expose yourself to the dynamic area of product design. Learn how three-dimensional design concepts, which incorporate color, shape, form, and human factors, are used to create products such as toys, kiosks, exhibits, shoes, tools, furniture, and other items for consumer use. You will complete a short project. * double session
Interior design is often mistakenly confused with decorating, in reality, it is architecture of interior space. Understanding of the occupants physical and psychological needs integrate with architectural form to create comprehensive designs for healthcare, office, hospitality, retail, residential or educational settings. This session will introduce you to the multi-faceted profession of interior design where technical and creative solutions are applied to create functional and beautiful spaces as part of the architectural fabric. You will complete a mini design project.
Medical illustrators help teach physicians, nurses, physical therapists, and other allied health professionals through their illustrations, animations, and even three-dimensional models. Their work ranges from illustrations of the heart to animations explaining DNA replication. Their subjects include landscapes at the cellular and molecular levels that host every imaginable organism and substance. Complete an animation and take it with you to wow your friends. * double session
New Media Design focuses on content concept and generation, design and implementation, as well as programming and software training. In the fast paced world of interactive media and motion graphics, this professional is well equipped with aesthetic creativity and the knowledge and flexibility to meet this ever changing industry's needs and expectations. Combining design theory, an understanding of computer graphics and programming languages and their uses, these artists become skilled interactive designers.
Explore the spectrum of woodworking possibilities, from studio furniture making to production work, from design for industry to art furniture. Learn about the qualities of wood by designing and working on a small piece using the band saw and an assortment of hand tools. * double session
Come into our state of the art glass studio to have a first-hand experience with glass as a creative material and produce your very own completed piece. You will also be introduced to many exciting career possibilities in the glass field such as a studio artist, contemporary sculptor, product designer, industrial fabricator or educator. Explore your potential! * double session
Through the exploration of various forming processes and fabrication methods for metals and jewelry making, and using a variety of hand tools and techniques, students will work on an actual piece. Develop your creative potential while exploring career options such as studio metal artist, silversmith, goldsmith, jewelry designer, gem setter, sales and marketing specialist, educator and gallery manager! * double session^ Back to Top
How do consumers and businesses make decisions? What motivates them? How do economic agents respond to different incentives? What are the implications of their behavior for economic outcomes? Answers to these questions have important implications for both business and government policies. See an illustration of how economists address such questions. With the aid of computer simulations you will examine conditions under which lower quality products survive in the marketplace. ** August only
Everyone loves a party, wedding, festival or special event. When people get together, good things happen and memories are created. Would you like to be one of the people that help to bring people together, and create a special, successful event? We will investigate the kinds of events, careers involved with events, and steps you need to create a great party!
Play Beat the Market, an online game simulating "real world" market conditions. Compete with others in your session and dominate the market to become a business tycoon. This session will also reveal how there is more to fields of Accounting and Finance than you know.
Do you really think you are ethical? That's what Martha Stewart thought. In fact, that's what most people think, including you. Why do good people do bad things? Come find out what we are learning about business ethics and how managers are becoming ethical leaders. You may just avoid going to jail like Martha Stewart. ** August only
Companies are increasingly capturing and analyzing huge amounts of data in order to compete in today's business environment. The data discovery process, using interactive visual analysis, allows individuals across all job descriptions to better view, understand and gain insights from big corporate datasets. You will learn about and experience visual data analysis tools and discuss their application in Marketing and Management Information Systems (MIS).^ Back to Top
This exercise will introduce the fundamentals of colorimetry: understanding colorimetry is the foundation for color control in media workflows. Using colorimetry, participants will use Adobe Creative Suite to recreate a color study originally produced by noted artist and color theorist Josef Albers. Work will be printed out for participants to take with them. * double session ** July only
Combining familiar tools like Adobe Photoshop and InDesign with the power of XML, you'll learn about the next generation of publishing as you create a custom publication during this hands-on session. By leveraging templates and tools created at RIT, you'll get a taste of the world of magazine production. Give your magazine a title and create a layout with pictures and stories. * double session ** August only
What does it take to be an American Sign Language-English Interpreter? What kinds of jobs are available and where are they? It may surprise you to know that ASL-English Interpreters are in short supply in many different settings. From classrooms to courtrooms, qualified interpreters are in great demand. This interactive workshop will introduce you to the things you need to know about becoming an interpreter.
Communication is a part of daily life across many media. Whether through traditional news outlets, blogs, television commercials, web ads, press releases, or pamphlets, we are constantly absorbing messages and information. The fields of Journalism, Advertising & Public Relations, and Communication all work to help refine these messages and deliver them in ways that best serve the audience. Create visual and textual messages based on your individual identity for the purpose of persuading or informing an audience. ** July only^ Back to Top
As robotic technology becomes more prevalent and computers more powerful, robots have the potential to perform more complex and useful tasks on their own. In this session, you will learn how we program robots to understand their environment, watch robots perform tasks on their own, and have a chance to control a robot as it drives around and reports on its environment. ** July only
RIT faculty and volunteers will provide a hands-on tutorial on rapid mobile app development using App inventor 2. Students will code along with the instructor to develop a mobile app for Android phones. The app we will develop is called "Android, Where is my car?" Imagine your parents parked their car somewhere near a shopping mall, but when you return from shopping, you don't have a clue where the car is located. Your new Android app will enable you to help your parents find their car. Through this tutorial, the instructor will discuss some of the essential aspects of mobile app development, such as user interfaces, programming logic, location sensor, and database. ** July only
Instagram. Snapchat. Facebook. We use these and other applications every day in our home, at school, or on the move. What we often don't think about though is: what technology enables these apps to be so available? For example, consider the vast amount of images on Instagram right now. Where are those images stored? How are they organized? And what ensures they're all available to view whenever we want? In this hands-on session, we?ll explore how information is stored, transmitted, and understood.
Has your computer or phone ever been infected by a computer virus also known as malware? Have you seen malware in action on a computer or phone? Ever wonder how a hacker gets access to your devices? In this session, you will have the opportunity to learn more about malware. How it works, how it gets on to your computer or phone and how you can defend against it. You will have hands-on experience in detecting, removing, controlling, and analyzing malware. You will learn different types and forms of malware, and best practices on how to keep your phones and computers virus free.
Developing games today for desktops and mobile are becoming easier. Games can be made with tools that do most of the heavy lifting for the developer and are free to use. We will touch on some of the development tools that are being used in the gaming industry and by independent developers to make their own games and publish them in places like the Windows 8 store, mobile platforms, and the Xbox One. ** July only
Get an overview of careers in Game Design & Development and the academic preparation requirements for the degree. See games and apps created by current and former students, several of whom now enjoy careers at Microsoft, Sony, Electronic Arts, and Vicarious Visions. Faculty will answer questions about RIT's computing focus on game design and development topics, and the integration of game study within our curriculum. ** August only
Human Centered Computing studies how people use computing in their everyday lives, how we can make these technologies easier to use, and how human psychology and abilities can guide us towards good designs. Everyone has the right to the web, regardless of their age or abilities. However, many people are surprised to learn about the diverse ways that people with disabilities access the web. In this session, you'll get to try technologies that people who are blind or with other disabilities use to surf the web, by converting the text into sound. From a legal and technology standpoint, we'll discuss how websites can be built in a way that is easy to use by people with a variety of abilities. ** July only
We are witnessing an explosion in the demand for software- for office productivity, corporate information, and e-commerce systems; for industry, manufacturing, and health care; for home entertainment and personal gadgetry; and for embedded software in everything from antilock braking systems, to wearable computers and smartphones. Software Engineers apply engineering problem-solving techniques to identify user requirements, design solutions, and implement the working systems. You will get a hands-on introduction to the concepts of Software Engineering through a fun activity using Robocode.
These days, mobile computers are everywhere. Phones, tablets, even our watches have the ability to get nearly any information at any time and any place. That mobile information is delivered via applications, and building an app yourself is easier (and more fun!) than you think. In this session, you will be using free, state of the art tools to build your own simple mobile application that you can continue to modify and play with at home.^ Back to Top
If you like helping people and using technology, biomedical engineering might be for you! Biomedical engineers are important contributors to multidisciplinary teams that develop new products and services in support of healthcare to restore, sustain, and enhance the health and well-being of individuals. See the impact of technology on the medical practice and learn about the kinds of jobs these engineers do in their profession.
Our modern industrial economy is critically dependent upon chemical engineering for manufacturing bulk and specialty chemicals and high-tech materials. Using their knowledge of scientific principles (physical and organic chemistry integrated with physics, mathematics, and biology) and design constraints (such as economics and environmental requirements), chemical engineers develop processes to manufacture highly pure raw materials on a scale that meets the demands of virtually every industry. Chemical engineers also use their knowledge of chemical transformation to create such materials in an environmentally friendly way. You will learn how the fields of chemical engineering and chemistry differ, and how chemical engineers often focus their training on problems beyond the discipline's traditional chemical-making focus.
Civil Engineering Technology graduates work on BIG engineering projects. They analyze, design and manage the construction of buildings, bridges, roads, railways, treatment facilities, wind farms, storm water management facilities, etc. Overall, they develop our built environment in society, hence the term 'civil'. In addition, civil engineering technology graduates work towards developing sustainable infrastructure that will protect and conserve resources. Learn about the civil engineering profession and join our friendly bridge design competition using West Point Bridge Design software.
Computer engineers design and develop integrated software and hardware systems, ranging from smart phones to autonomous robots. Students in RIT Computer Engineering tackle real-world challenges through hands-on labs as well as industry-sponsored design competitions. The broad skill set and knowledge from circuits to programming enables our graduates to work in a variety of industries to design intelligent, resilient, secure, high performance and low power computing systems. Come experience the interface between hardware and software through a set of activities ranging from testing your reaction time to creating your own song on a microcontroller board.
How many computer-controlled objects do you see every day? Anti-lock brakes, gaming systems, digital cameras, and wireless routers are all examples of products that contain embedded computers. The design, development, and production of embedded computers are the heart of the Computer Engineering Technology program. This session explores the many exciting and challenging career opportunities available for computer engineering technology graduates and will include a laboratory project.
Electrical engineering is a program of many engineering disciplines and the one from which many major innovations of this century have emerged. It involves areas such as integrated circuits, computers, lasers, robotics, semiconductors, bioinstrumentation, communications, and signal/image processing. Get a glimpse of electrical engineering in laboratories where you will view and manipulate images, use fuzzy-logic controllers, learn how to control robots with bio signals, measure electrical signals of the human body, and examine how electronics is applied to solve everyday problems.
Experience what it's like to design and engineer a surround sound using the professional analog and digital audio equipment in our high-tech laboratories. You will have the opportunity to record, render, and reproduce live music in surround as if you are in a movie theater. Professors and students from our programs will be available to answer your questions about how electrical engineering can be interconnected with the state-of-the-arts technologies in the fields of audio, telecommunications, and power engineering.
If you like putting all of the pieces of a puzzle together, industrial and systems engineering might be for you. Industrial engineers integrate materials, equipment, information, and/or people with an eye toward efficiency, quality, safety, sustainability, and cost...they bring all of the pieces of the system together in order to create innovative processes for innovative products. In this lab, you will see how to create computer-assisted product designs, control and improve processes, and design real-world assembly and distribution processes.
Robots are not just some far-off idea reserved for Sci-Fi movies depicting the future. They are very real and are being used in manufacturing environments right now. Robotic manufacturing makes it possible to build devices that are too small, too complicated, or too dangerous for human workers. You'll learn about robotics and computer-controlled machines, explore the robotics and automation lab, run a variety of industrial robots, and visit the multi-million-dollar Center for Electronics Manufacturing laboratory. You will operate robotic equipment that quickly assembles electronic components that are smaller than grains of sand, like those used in cell phones, computers and more.
Designing a car, truck, motorcycle or bicycle isn't just about how it looks, it's about how it performs. Experiment with computer simulation tools that help designers develop ideas and create vehicles that perform as well as they look. Experiment with mechanical challenges faced by engineers (like Lamborghini doors that open upward, suspension systems for improved ride or handling, or custom fitting a bicycle to its user) and think of new ways to enhance a vehicle's design and performance.
Students, faculty, and staff will be here to show you some of the work that they do every day involving alternative fuel vehicles (powered by wind or fuel cells), high-performance vehicles, a new blood pump designed to extend the lives of heart transplant patients, rockets, alternative energy sources, materials testing, the effects of smoking on the lungs, and more. See how Mechanical Engineers at RIT are working to make advances in the field that will reshape the future!
In this session, students will dress in a "gown," enter RIT's outstanding clean room laboratory and be guided through the process of photolithographic patterning of features on a silicon wafer. This is a key process used in the nano-scale manufacturing of a wide variety of modern electronic devices we use daily. Devices such as microprocessors, cell phones, memory, light emitting diodes, solar cells, microsensors and more. Learn about the course work, equipment and process supported by the lab, as well as employment and graduate school opportunities in this exciting field. Take home an integrated circuit processed by second year RIT Microelectronic engineering students. * double session
Everything is packaged, from toothpaste to computers. Packaged goods surround us in our daily lives, yet we seldom give packaging materials much thought! See how packages are physically tested on vibration, drop and compression equipment to simulate truck, rail, and airplane shipment. You can even operate the drop tester! Step into the environmental chamber that simulates various levels of temperature and relative humidity. Examine and handle antique and modern packages. See leading-edge packaging production and testing equipment. Shrink wrap your wallet! Learn secrets of how things you use daily are packaged.^ Back to Top
RIT's Environmental Sustainability Health & Safety major was selected as one of the four best environmental programs in the nation! Environmental Managers earn high salaries helping companies produce goods and services without contaminating the environment. Come try on a Level-A Emergency Responder Hazardous Materials Suit and learn how they protect workers from hazardous chemicals in the workplace, and citizens from chemical pollutants in the environment.^ Back to Top
NOTE: Unfortunately, this session is no longer offered as there have been recent policy changes regarding the flying of drones on campus. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Picture the delicate complexity of a snowflake and the geometric drama of a crystal's brilliant facets, the surprising intricacy of granules of sugar and an inedible crystalline relative, sand. The possibilities for discovery through photography with a microscope will blow you away. Explore this inner world, bursting with 3D shape and color. Images from this session will be able to be published immediately to your Instagram or Facebook accounts for the workshop. ** July only
Have you ever wondered how digital video cameras work? Motion picture film? Digital and film projectors? What about all the systems used to create a movie? From editing and color correction to how special effects and 3D elements are added, this session will focus on imaging and color science, image processing and systems architecture of different motion picture imaging workflows. You will learn how motion imaging systems work and how they are put together to create the wonderful movies we all enjoy! If you have an engineering mind and also like to express your creativity, make sure to attend this session!
Whether using social media, print and online news or interactive websites and apps, photography and visual communication is a part of every day life. This session will introduce participants to the ever expanding roles of photography and visual journalism. It will provide an overview of professions that use photography and moving media. There will be a hands-on project that focuses on building visual storytelling skills. ** July only^ Back to Top
Criminal Justice could be the most relevant and exciting choice before you. If you join us we guarantee you will be studying justice within a "free" country with the highest incarceration rate, ever-present controversy involving the regulation of guns and the consequences of gun violence, drug enforcement policy and the legalization of marijuana, the motivation behind cheating, fraud, and aggression and other engaging topic areas. Embrace your inner deviant, if you dare, and check us out. Results may vary.
International and Global Studies at RIT takes a 360-degree look at life around the world, from culture and society, to politics and history, to language and economics. As a student, you'll get the opportunity to learn a new language, study abroad or work abroad, and choose fascinating areas of study. We'll introduce you to the world like you never knew it: Fun Facts, Fascinating Features, and Flippant Frivolity concerning the countries and cultures of the world! Have fun with international studies!
Attention: Anyone interested in learning about career choices available to liberal arts graduates. This session offers the opportunity to explore your personality type and interests, and learn which liberal arts programs fit you best! It will also introduce you to the process by which you may-without delaying graduation-take up to two years in the Liberal Arts Exploration program to choose your major in the College of Liberal Arts.
While we all know that dinosaurs, mummies, paintings, and statues don't really come alive at night in the museum, we also know that we'd love to have the experiences that Larry Daley had the next time we visit a museum. What can museum professionals do to make today's museums come alive for their visitors? How can contemporary technology and interactive techniques give museum goers an experience that approximates what we see in the movies? Brainstorm creative options for enlivening museum exhibitions while learning about museum careers. If you enjoy art, science, history, or archaeology and love to visit museums, learn how those interests can be the foundation for a career as a museum professional.
Perhaps you are a philosopher. So, perhaps, is everyone else, at least sometimes and to some extent. What is philosophy? One traditional answer, going back to the origin of the word in ancient Greece, was that philosophy is the love of wisdom. Another, is that philosophy is the attempt to answer apparently important questions that don't yet have clear-cut answers. What kind of life should you lead? What makes the difference between things that are ethically OK and things that are wrong? To what extent are the choices we make products of our heredity and our environmental background? If everything we can know about the world relies biologically on our sensory equipment, how can we know about things we can't sense, like electrons or quarks? And if there are other ways of coming to know things, what are they? Philosophy prepares you to read, write, and think critically. Find out what they do, how they do it, and why they do it.
Do clones have rights? New biotechnologies are challenging the very foundations of democracy and limited government. In this presentation you'll learn about the ways in which new biotechnologies are changing how we think about citizenship, consent, and personhood. We'll take a close look at the remake of Planet of the Apes as a way to challenge our preconceived notions of what it means to be human. Students will have the opportunity to take sides in the debate and think more deeply about how they understand their own place in government and their relation to other citizens. ** July only
How do the different parts of the brain work together to produce thoughts and behaviors? How can we measure the different things a brain can do? What happens to a person whose brain is damaged? These are the kinds of questions asked by Psychologists. Examine these topics and more by looking at real tests used by psychologists to examine brain function and the surprising responses given by brain-damaged patients.
Do you let others define the rules that you live by or do you want to take an active role in shaping these rules? If it's the latter, you may want to consider a career in public policy. Public policy is about helping society address today's most pressing social, economic, and environmental problems. Policy analysts have the skills to analyze these problems, advise policy makers on potential solutions, and advocate for specific policy options. In this interactive workshop, we will talk about the major challenges facing society, and the complexities in developing fair, effective and politically feasible policies that can help society overcome these challenges.
Why do we fight? Why do we love? Whom do we fight, and whom do we love? Sociologists and anthropologists explore the deepest questions about humanity and our social relationships. We examine all of humanity, from the ancient past to our dynamic and global present, and human societies across the globe, to understand our diversity and also what unites us. We research all aspects of social life, including media and popular culture, religion, war and terrorism, global trade, migration, slavery, city life, work, love and family life, and food and culture. We look at how cultural concepts of race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, and religion have divided us and served as the basis for inequality, domination, and violence; and we research social movements that envision a better future. These fields prepare you for a wide variety of careers in which you can feel that you are making a difference in the world.^ Back to Top
Thinking of a career that involves various biological sciences such as zoology, animal behavior, veterinary medicine, animal science, or other related disciplines? We will explore the use of a biology degree as preparation for various careers while examining animals and discussing their adaptations.
Chemistry, imagination, and the world around us. Color, mystery, excitement-chemistry! Learn about everyday chemical mysteries. Where does color come from? What is a chemical reaction? How do materials behave under extreme conditions? Chemistry as a career is fun!
Using state of the art technology in our fitness and nutrition labs, learn about and use various tools available to measure several aspects of your personal fitness level and recommended nutrient intake to meet your health and fitness goals. ** August only
In the hundred years since Einstein published his General Theory of Relativity, it has reshaped our view of gravity and our picture of the universe as a whole. Until recently, however, it was extremely difficult to simulate the evolution of black holes, neutron stars, and other strong gravitational sources consistently. Today, new computer simulations allow us to visualize the innermost workings of violent astrophysical phenomena, such as supernova explosions and collisions of black holes and neutron stars, which can generate powerful gravitational waves. Come join us to learn how these breakthroughs occurred, and to see how Einstein thought up his revolutionary theory of space and time. ** July only
Although even a young child can catch, kick, or dodge a thrown ball almost effortlessly, the underlying mechanisms and strategies that afford us our athleticism are still a mystery. In the PerForM Lab, we attempt to better characterize these mechanisms one experiment at a time. Our experiments involve several modern technologies, including high-resolution virtual reality displays, full-body motion capture, and high-precision gaze-technologies. Learn why we rely upon these high-tech tools. Come and experience the joys of hitting a virtual tennis ball, strolling through a virtual Spanish square, or falling off a virtual cliff!
A prisoner is set to be hanged at sunrise. The warden, however, has given the condemned a chance to escape certain death by attaching the rope to the hangman's structure in a very unique way. The rope hangs over two or more pegs on the hangman's structure and the prisoner can loop it around however they wish. The warden will remove one peg (the prisoner won't know which). Can the prisoner loop the rope around the pegs in such a way so that no matter which peg is removed, the rope falls to the ground? If successful, the prisoner survives another day. Can you do it? This is a hands-on mathematical exercise where you will work together in groups to solve multiple scenarios. ** August only
In this popular 1970?s televised game show there is a brand new car behind one of three closed doors. There is a goat behind each of the other two doors. The host of the show knows which door conceals the car and he asks you, the contestant, to choose one of the three doors. Your prize will be whatever is behind the door you end up choosing. He opens one of the two doors that you did not choose and shows you that there is a goat behind this door. He then asks you to make a choice: Either you keep the door that you originally chose OR you switch and choose the other door which hasn't been opened yet. Once you make this choice, the host opens the door you chose and reveals whether you win a new car or a goat. In order to obtain the best chance of winning the car, what should be your choice? We use simple probabilities to answer this question. You may be surprised by the result!
You will be involved in an actual clinical scenario, utilizing patient history and physical examination findings, while gaining an introduction to various diagnostic evaluations. By proceeding through this case, you will be guided to uncover the appropriate diagnosis. In this clinical vignette, you will be encouraged to illustrate appropriate risk factors and associated findings contributing to this diagnosis. The patient's prognosis and future preventive strategies for health promotion will be discussed. ** August only
If you are thinking of a profession in the medical field, want to work with patients, have job stability and security, make a difference and even go to medical, dental or professional schools, then you must join our ultrasound team. The ultrasound team will walk you through a real, live and interactive demonstration (perhaps you will act as a patient or an ultrasound professional) to learn how this exciting ultrasound imaging modality looks at normal anatomy and diagnoses diseases. Yes, ultrasound is more than babies! Take a "live" look inside our bodies and see our organs without making any incisions or cuts or using any radiation or x-rays. Will this be your ideal college major or future profession?
NOTE: This session has been cancelled. We apologize for any inconvenience.
We will explore some basic topics involving solar energy and solar cells. This includes demonstration of the operation of solar to electric energy conversion, storage concepts using hydrogen electrolysis and batteries, and ultra-high efficiency solar cell concepts. A variety of solar cell materials and designs will be demonstrated from standard roof mounted systems to high intensity concentration concepts. We will also explore examples of how nanomaterials are currently being used to enhance the efficiency of energy conversion, storage and transmission. ** August only
What's the difference between a normal lung and a diseased lung? Come learn about emphysema, heart disease, cancer, and other pathologies by examining actual normal and diseased human organs. Discuss what it takes to be a doctor and how you can be prepared for the medical profession with premedical education. Learn how a degree in Biomedical Sciences can prepare you for many medically-related areas of focus, including dentistry, pharmacy and sports medicine.^ Back to Top
The University Studies Program needs your help to solve the greatest mystery to ever tarnish the RIT campus. There has been a murder and we need intelligent, inquisitive, major investigating sleuths like you to help unravel the clues. Don't worry...knowing all your major options at RIT is not a pre-requisite for this job. A keen intellect and desire to find out more about the many majors offered at RIT will do the trick.
For over a quarter of a century, we have been preparing the young men and women of RIT to become leaders in the Air Force, but it's also much more. You'll grow mentally and physically as you acquire strong leadership skills that will benefit you as an Air Force Officer and in life. It's also a great opportunity to pay for school through scholarships. You'll develop lifelong friendships and have unique experiences. Plus unlike many college students, you'll have a position waiting for you after graduation at one of the world's top high-tech organizations-the U.S. Air Force. Learn all about AFROTC and what it takes to be a fearless, competent leader and achieve your full potential.
The Army ROTC program has a long and proud tradition of turning motivated and committed students into outstanding leaders. The skills you acquire will be an essential component to your successful career. Army ROTC can help you achieve your goals by preparing you to succeed in any competitive environment. You may also apply for scholarship benefits including tuition, books, and monthly pay, if eligible. Learn about how Army ROTC will provide you the tools, training, and experience to lead others, motivate groups, and perform missions as a commissioned officer in the United States Army.^ Back to Top


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Advocates say reproductive services 'important' for trafficking victims
This story is the fourth in a series on the decision by federal officials to discontinue funding the U.S. bishops' Migration and Refugee Services program to assist foreign-born victims of human trafficking. Check back with NCRonline.org every day this week for more stories.
WASHINGTON -- Longtime advocates for victims of human trafficking told a House committee that the government must ensure that females who are trafficked can access all reproductive health services including contraception and abortion.
Addressing the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform Dec. 14, Florrie Burke, a consultant to anti-trafficking organizations, and Andrea Powell, executive director of FAIR Girls in Washington, said victims who are raped must be able to determine for themselves what services they need rather than facing restrictions on care imposed by others.
The hearing was requested by minority Democrats on the committee as part of the congressional probe into the process followed by the Department of Health in Human Services to award grants for services to trafficking victims.

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Neue Aargauer Bank: Sheep
Why don't sheep shrink when it rains?
We love difficult questions. And to financial questions we also have an answer.
Advertising Agency: Euro RSCG Zurich, Switzerland
Creative Directors: Axel Eckstein, Frank Bodin
Art Director: Philipp Lengyel
Copywriter: Ivan Madeo
Grafics: Regine Cavicchioli
Photographer: Daniel Rieser
Published:May 2016


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I am sort of out the loop on this one... All I know is that President Obama will be speaking to the students of the country. What is it about, and why is everyone freaking out about it?
I am NOT an Obama fan, but he is my/our President and I feel like the only way to truly understand what he is about, or what he wants to talk about is to listen to him. After we do this, then we can make an opinion. For example, I am not excited about this healthcare reform, but that doesn't mean I am going to ignore or opt out of learning about what it is. This may mean that I need to (heaven forbid) sit and watch a program with him talking about said issues.
Am I wrong in feeling this way? Can someone explain to me why there is such an issue with him talking? Just curious.... thanks! :)


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Cleantech Solutions International Inc Stock Upgraded (CLNT)
TheStreet) -- Cleantech Solutions International (Nasdaq: CLNT) has been upgraded by TheStreet Ratings from hold to buy. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its robust revenue growth, largely solid financial position with reasonable debt levels by most measures, increase in stock price during the past year, impressive record of earnings per share growth and compelling growth in net income. We feel these strengths outweigh the fact that the company shows low profit margins.Editor's Note: Any reference to TheStreet Ratings and its underlying recommendation does not reflect the opinion of TheStreet, Inc. or any of its contributors including Jim Cramer or Stephanie Link. NEW YORK (
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- The revenue growth greatly exceeded the industry average of 6.5%. Since the same quarter one year prior, revenues rose by 27.0%. Growth in the company's revenue appears to have helped boost the earnings per share.
- CLNT's debt-to-equity ratio is very low at 0.04 and is currently below that of the industry average, implying that there has been very successful management of debt levels. Along with the favorable debt-to-equity ratio, the company maintains an adequate quick ratio of 1.46, which illustrates the ability to avoid short-term cash problems.
- The stock has risen over the past year as investors have generally rewarded the company for its earnings growth and other positive factors like the ones we have cited in this report. Turning our attention to the future direction of the stock, it goes without saying that even the best stocks can fall in an overall down market. However, in any other environment, this stock still has good upside potential despite the fact that it has already risen in the past year.
- CLEANTECH SOLUTIONS INTL INC has improved earnings per share by 21.4% in the most recent quarter compared to the same quarter a year ago. The company has demonstrated a pattern of positive earnings per share growth over the past two years. During the past fiscal year, CLEANTECH SOLUTIONS INTL INC increased its bottom line by earning $2.56 versus $1.57 in the prior year.
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About me - I'm a 38-year-old (wow it hurts to type that, lol) mom of a 2-year-old girl and a 6-month-old boy. I was raised Catholic, but left the church as soon as I was allowed to, which was after I was confirmed. So around 15. Since then, I've investigated other faiths, but none really made sense to me, except for the meditation aspect of Buddhism. I basically consider myself either an atheist or an agnostic, but I do believe in an energy that connects all of our spirits. My husband is from France, and was also raised Catholic, but, like many other people in his country, don't believe in any of it anymore. (It's not as big of a deal as it is here, which continually amazes him.)
I am really glad to find an online group like this. We live in a pretty conservative area of California, and its nice to be able to talk about these things.


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I agree, more ethical and philosophical books. I'd say anthropological books, but at the moment I'm so tired of reading *about* religions. Like alchemy. Do you know how many books you can find *about* alchemy? But very, very rarely is there a book published in the past century that has any practical information. I like learning about things; I like it alot, but if I can't practically apply it to my life, then what does it really mean to me? Sure I can impress my friends with my encyclopedic knowledge, but am I really progressing spiritually? So I would say that there should be more deep, practical books on subjects that are only addressed or talked *about*. ^_^
And I think there's a lack of books addressing the core questions about theology, reality, theodicy, etc? Isn't it a bad thing that I can write a ten page paper on suffering in Buddhist thought without blinking an eye, but I have trouble coming up with a few sentences about Wicca? I think part of the problem is that we're so individualistic and people are afraid of alienating people if they get too specific with their philosophy.
But I really think that this is where a number of religions are ahead of us. We can have a thousand different schools of philosophy, and that is fine, but *schools* is the key word. We should be intensely discussing and exploring these issues, and even if no one agrees, at least they'll have ideas to provoke deep thought and to argue with.
Take Hinduism. They have 8 major schools of philosophy, plus hundreds of minor ones and variations, and then at least half a dozen heterodox philosophies. No one really agrees, but they still explore it. That's what I'd like to see happen with Wicca. We've got a set of practices, with major and minor variations, and we've got a set of basic beliefs, with major and minor variations, but we rarely dig deeper, and when we do, it's into other religions, like Buddhism, Hinduism, Native American spirituality, and various paganisms across Eurasia. And more rarely do we take these and make them our own with intensive thought.
Maybe I'm just voicing my own problems in my own spirituality, but I'd like to think that other people are facing these problems as well. We say we have a fundamentally different way of looking at things, but how many people can articulate it? Now, I think this is mostly true of Wicca, but also for other paganisms, just to a lesser degree.
As far as age, well, the people I have to talk to are either my age (about 21) or my parents' age (about 4. Most of them my age are either into something radically different from me or look for answers from me. *eek!* I'd say that my best spring-boards, though, are my brothers. We don't intimidate each other, and we have common experiences and influences. Though, and this is speaking as a youngun, I think age often doesn't matter. I think we just offer each other different things, not necessarily better or worse.
I should probably stop here. But I think that gives you an idea of what I'd like to see addressed. ^_^
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On March 24, 2010, NAA filed comments In the Matter of Coordination and Strategic Planning of the Federal Effort Against Intellectual Property Infringement: Request of the Intellectual Property Enforcement Coordinator for Public Comments Regarding the Joint Strategic Plan.
NAA submitted the comments to highlight the importance of intellectual property protections for newspaper content regardless of the platform, to summarize industry initiatives to track, detect and license content being reused on the Internet without permission, and to emphasize the important role of the federal government to ensure that intellectual property rights in newspapers and other creative works are protected.
Newspapers are increasingly moving to digital – including mobile – platforms to provide readers with news and information when and how they want to receive it. NAA advocates before the executive and legislative branches on issues that relate to digital media.
A top priority is to ensure that any regulatory or legislative efforts to enhance consumer privacy online do not harm newspapers' ability to develop new business models. Newspapers care about reader privacy and strive to act responsibly when it comes to consumer data, but they also need flexibility to implement new revenue streams that can sustain high-quality, original journalism.
NAA works on other digital media issues such as protecting newspaper copyrights in online content and reforming the Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA).
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NAA took an active role in encouraging Members of Congress to consider a micro-UAS classification during their reauthorization of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). If this classification is made by Congress, NAA members would be more quickly permitted to use micro-drones for newsgathering operations.
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A practice referred to as "data leakage" is particularly harmful to the publisher/reader relationship. Data leakage occurs when a publisher of a website unknowingly grants an advertiser, or other third party, access to its readers' information without consent from or benefit to the publisher.
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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) released a memorandum to address three main issues concerning the use of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) for media outlets and newsgathering.
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This memorandum provides an update on developments in the FAA's authority to regulate the use of unmanned aircraft systems ("UAS") — commonly called drones — including their use in newsgathering. The FAA does not permit the use of drones for commercial purposes and has been aggressive in issuing warning letters and, occasionally, fines to individuals and companies whose use of drones has come to FAA's attention. This memo will first review the FAA's policy and use of warning letters to drone operators. It will next update the status of the first legal challenge to the FAA's authority to regulate drones, a question that is pending before the National Transportation Safety Board ("NTSB"). Finally, it will summarize tort law issues that news organizations should consider before using drones.
September 29, 2014
This white paper for NAA members examines the current legal landscape for unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) use, as well as First Amendment issues that may arise as newspapers and other media use drones for newsgathering.
September 18, 2014
Last week, NAA joined a letter of the Digital Due Process coalition urging House leadership to bring up the Email Privacy Act (H.R. 1852) for a floor vote. The Email Privacy Act has an impressive 265 co-sponsors, well above the 218 votes needed to pass legislation.
September 15, 2014
Maintaining an open and sustainable Internet—where publishers can continue to distribute important content serving the public interest without restrictions—is essential to ensuring the role of media organizations in maintaining an informed public.
January 24, 2014
Last week the Copyright Alliance, of which NAA is a member, submitted comments to the Department of Commerce on several copyright issues: remixes, digital first sale doctrine, statutory damages, online licensing, and the notice-and-takedown system created by Section 512 of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. The Department solicited comments in response to its "green paper" on "Copyright Policy, Creativity, and Innovation in the Digital Economy" (July 2013) and its public meeting held last December. Preserving statutory damages is particularly important for newspapers, as is making the notice-and-takedown system more efficient and effective for content creators.
October 15, 2013
Online advertising is a vital revenue source for newspaper companies and its importance is growing every day. As online advertising technology has evolved over the past several years, the ads have become more effective, allowing newspaper websites to serve targeted ads that will be of most interest to consumers. Unfortunately, some of the third parties involved in the targeted advertising ecosystem are increasingly collecting and monetizing newspaper reader data to the detriment of newspapers. When this collection is done without the newspaper's knowledge and consent, it is known as data leakage and poses a significant threat to news organizations as they seek to find viable advertising-based digital business models.
March 26, 2013
A federal trial court in New York ruled that aggregator Meltwater News violated Associated Press copyrights in its online news stories. NAA filed an amicus brief in the case, along with The New York Times Co., Advance Publications Inc., Gannett Co. Inc., The McClatchy Co. and BurrellesLuce. Meltwater News included excerpts of AP articles in its news digests to client-subscribers and refused to pay AP licensing fees.
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The Obama Administration recently issued a new consumer privacy report calling for a "Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights," which includes six consumer privacy principles. The report also advocates for strong enforcement by the Federal Trade Commission and legislation to implement the principles. Meanwhile, the FTC is expected to release its own final consumer privacy report soon. NAA submitted comments in 2011 on the FTC's draft "green paper." The FTC also is revisiting its regulations implementing the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act in light of new technologies and digital platforms.
August 24, 2011
Mobile is the new frontier in newspapers' efforts to monetize digital content and deliver news and information when and where readers want it. As newspapers invest and innovate in the mobile space, they also should think about consumer privacy. Members of Congress have introduced mobile privacy legislation, and industry initiatives are under way to provide companies with guidance on mobile privacy without unduly interfering with the quality of mobile products and services or the ability to make money from them. NAA encourages newspapers to weave in privacy principles when developing mobile applications and mobile websites.
July 08, 2011
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit reaffirmed in late June that the state law tort of misappropriation of "hot news" survives as a viable cause of action, and is not pre-empted under federal copyright law. Barclay's Capital Inc. v. Theflyonthewall.com Inc. Although the court found against the particular claim of the plaintiff Wall Street brokerage firms, the long-awaited ruling maintains protection for news organizations from free-riding and unfair competitors who appropriate and resell fresh news at little or no cost.
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In November 2007 the Federal Trade Commission issued its "Red Flag" Rules as required under the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act of 2003 (FACTA), giving "creditors" one year, until November 2008, to implement a written Identity Theft program for "covered accounts."
Delays in the effective date unfolded, as groups of lawyers, doctors and accountants challenged the rules' applicability to their constituents.
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i have 3 other kids and my husband works. little grandparent help. so i do not get to go to the gym. and we cant afford it anyway. so i sneek off and go on walks when i can. and i try to eat right and sip on water all day. every now and then i get in a work out dvd. and when it is warm i swim a few times a week.
Woah, first trimester buddy, ME TOO! Fatigue, constant nausea that is only relieved by carbs! I'm 12w 1d and I'm looking forward to the hopeful relief of the second trimester! Add to that, the lack of workouts over the past two months-ish, only an occasional walk/hike.
My plan? To work out 4 days a week every week, 5 if I feel good enough... I'm working 3 twelve hour shifts each week, and that might dictate how I'm feeling and if I workout on a 'work' day. Workout routine consists of the stationary recumbent bike and a low-key dance routine dvd. I was doing kickboxing dvds, but I think I'm going to take it easy with that during the pregnancy.
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I try to get in a good five to six a week: bootcamp class 2X, Strength training and/or cardio 3-4X a week. Once in a while I try to Zumba or do something fun :) Still lifting my normal amount of weight, just usually doing less reps. The only thing I stopped doing so much was running because it always made me have to pee! I usually stick to elliptical or stairs for cardio, and occasoinally the rowing machine! Its my new favorite, but sometimes the motion makes my belly uncomfortable.
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TORONTO -- A wild pitch brought a fitting end to a wild game.
Marco Scutaro scored the winning run on a wild pitch after Rays closer J.P. Howell loaded the bases with three walks, and the Toronto Blue Jays rallied to beat Tampa Bay on Wednesday night in a game in which two umpires were injured.
Rod Barajas hit a tying pinch-hit homer off Howell (6-4) with one out in the ninth. After walking three and with rookie Randy Ruiz up, Howell uncorked a curveball that bounced high off the shinguard of catcher Gregg Zaun, allowing Scutaro to score without a play.
"This is as bad as a gets as a relief pitcher," Howell said. "Everyone does so much work to get there and you just want to get out of there, man."
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"It's just unfortunate because J.P. has been so great for us all year," Rays manager Joe Maddon said.
The Rays are four games behind Boston for the AL wild card.
"You try to move on right then and there," Howell said. "You try not to even carry it one more step with you as you cross the chalk. That's what I try to do but obviously it's a little more difficult in that situation, especially with what's going on right now."
Brandon League (2-5) worked one inning for the win.
It was a tough night to be a home plate umpire. Crew chief Jerry Crawford left after two innings because of back spasms and his replacement, Tom Hallion, was struck in the chest by a pitch from Rays lefty Scott Kazmir in the sixth.
Hallion was knocked backward when Travis Snider swung and missed at a two-strike pitch that seemed to cross up Rays catcher Zaun, slamming straight into Hallion's ribs.
Kazmir was left shaken by the incident, which started when he tried to throw a fastball away that tailed inside.
"It hit him flush, you know, right there in the midsection," Kazmir said. "I heard the sound when it hit him and the way he fell down, I knew it wasn't good. You never want to see anything like that."
Trainers and medical staff rushed to Hallion's side and waved a cart onto the field. Hallion eventually stood up and walked off without assistance.
After a 21-minute delay, the game resumed with Hallion at third base. First base umpire Brian O'Nora moved behind the plate and Scott Barry moved from third to first.
"It was recommended by the doctor that [Hallion] not continue behind the plate," said Crawford, the crew chief. "There was some doubt that he would not be able to continue. If he was having any difficulties breathing or something like that, we wouldn't have let him go back out there. I would have gone back out there. We would have worked three men, I would have gone back out."
Crawford said both he and Hallion are expected to be fine in time for the crew's next assignment, Friday night in St. Louis.
Toronto's comeback cost Kazmir his fifth win in six starts. The lefty allowed one run and four hits in six innings. He walked one and struck out a season-high 10. It's the 17th time in his career Kazmir has fanned at least 10.
"When I got two strikes I had both my slider and my changeup to kind of lean on," Kazmir said. "I got a couple of strikeouts with my slider early in the game but late in the game it was mainly my changeup. I was keeping it low and kind of throwing it off my fastball."
Rays reliever Russ Springer pitched the seventh and Grant Balfour started the eighth but was replaced by Howell with two outs and runners at first and third. Howell got out of it by striking out Snider.
Seeking to win consecutive starts for the first time this season, Blue Jays rookie left-hander Rzepczynski didn't allow a hit until Pat Burrell's two-out single in the sixth. Already struggling with a high pitch count, the rookie's shutout bid ended on the very next batter when Gabe Kapler homered into the left field bullpen, his fifth.
Rzepczynski allowed two runs and three hits in six innings. He walked a season-high five and struck out seven.
Toronto cut the deficit in half in the bottom half on an RBI double by Jose Bautista.
Making a rare start at third base, Toronto's John McDonald turned in the defensive play of the night in the second, leaping to his left to knock down a liner by Burrell, then throwing to first from his knees for the out.
Game notes
Maddon said OF Carl Crawford (sore lower back) is feeling better, adding there is "a solid chance" the speedy outfielder will play at Detroit on Friday. The Rays are off Thursday. ... Rays Double-A LHP Darin Downs was released from hospital Wednesday and is returning home, where he will continue to be under a doctor's care. Downs sustained a fractured skull when he was hit by a line drive Aug. 17.


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Sex, drugs, and rock and roll. As one of the biggest pop stars in the world, [artist id="3187077″]Justin Bieber[/artist]'s right in the thick of it. In the upcoming issue of Rolling Stone magazine — which is already causing a buzz due to comments Bieber made about abortion in the interview — the pop star opens up about where he stands on premarital sex and the temptation to take drugs, while also inadvertently providing some insight into the speculation surrounding his relationship with actress Selena Gomez .
At 16 years old, Bieber, who has no shortage of female admirers, says he's aware that many people have sex without love, but that it's not for him.
"I don't think you should have sex with anyone unless you love them," Bieber said. When asked about premarital sex, however, he was a little vaguer. "I think you should just wait for the person you're … in love with."
Bieber also opened up about what kind of girls he's interested in.
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While Bieber has yet to confirm whether or not he's dating Gomez, Rolling Stone reporter Vanessa Grigoriadis notes in her profile that she caught a peek of his computer background, which was a picture of him and Gomez against an orange sunset. His manager Scooter Braun told the magazine that the young star is "absolutely girl-crazy."
"Not that he goes after tons of girls, but if there's a girl he wants to see and he feels that we're not respecting that, he will make our lives hell to see her," Braun said.
As for other temptations that he might face during his career, Bieber, who is a huge Michael Jackson fan, said he wants to avoid falling into the same pitfalls as his idol. Namely, when it comes to drugs, which he said he has no interest in trying.
"Are you curious about cutting off your finger? Do you want to know what that feels like?" Bieber reasoned. "To me, taking drugs is the same type of thing. In the end, all that happens is you get hurt by it."
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The Great Wall of India
India is fencing off its border with Bangladesh. What will that mean for millions of potential climate refugees?
An 8-foot-high, double-walled, barbed-wire fence draped with laundry menaces the border between Sutia, India, and Dhannokulla, Bangladesh. But if I wanted to cross from Sutia to Dhannokulla last week, I wouldn't have needed to jump the fence—I could have just walked through a friendly neighbor's garden. As I watched, a border-infiltrating chicken did just that, bypassing what the press has dubbed the Great Wall of India. In fits and starts since the mid-1980s, New Delhi has raised a fence along roughly 70 percent of India's 2,544-mile border with Bangladesh. (Another 621 miles, running across the delta's shifting rivers, are unfenceable but patrolled. ) But while both governments have agreed to a 150-yard "no-man's-land" on either side of the border, many houses have a front door in one country and a back door in the other.
This meandering, partly open, partly militarized border mirrors India's relationship with Bangladesh. Until partition turned the eastern Bengal delta (what is now Bangladesh) into East Pakistan in 1947, the region had never contained an international border. Pakistan's first prime minister called the new country, which was separated in two by India, "moth-eaten."
With 80 percent of its densely populated landmass lying near sea level, Bangladesh is often hailed as "ground zero" for climate change. A 1 meter rise in sea level, which seems likely by the end of the century, could flood almost one-fifth of the country. Some of the most vulnerable coastal districts in Bangladesh—Khulna, Satkhira, and Bagerhat—lie along India's border.
India says its fence is meant to prevent terrorism, smuggling, and "infiltration" into the country. But as climate change forces what could be millions of Bangladeshis from their homes, the fence will also prevent many of them from finding refuge in India. For this reason, the Great Wall of India may reveal itself to be just as moth-eaten, arbitrary, and traumatic as the partition itself. And as climate change accelerates, the fence will only increase cross-border tension. Rather than increase its length, India would do better to abandon its Great Wall—both as a matter of symbolism and pragmatism.
Historically, the Bengal delta's volatile environment created a rich tradition of migration. Between 1950 and 2001, perhaps 12 million to 17 million Bangladeshis crossed the border into West Bengal. But it has become redundant to talk of illegal migration: Since Bangladesh gained independence in 1971, the only way to migrate legally from Bangladesh to India is to marry an Indian.
At the border, I met Maznu Rahman Mandal, a Muslim law clerk whose village, Bhira, is split by the fence. Maznu is Indian and lives with his Bangaldeshi wife, Ahmeda Khatun, on the Indian side of Bhira. When Ahmeda's father died a few years ago, the couple needed to travel to Bangladesh sooner than they could get passports from the state capital. So instead they went through a middleman who bribed a border agent to let them through for $80. Maznu emphasizes that paying the bribe was overkill. "Near my village, the fence is built on high ground over a wetland. People duck under all the time, especially at night, when the BSF [Border Security Forces] aren't looking," he told me scornfully.
Maznu and Ahmeda's story speaks to the long-standing cultural affinities between the two sections of the delta. In acknowledgement of such ties, the Indian state of West Bengal resisted the idea of building a fence for decades. But last century's migrations helped spark prolonged armed conflicts on both sides of the border. And while immigrant Bangladeshis provide India with a cheap labor force, their presence has also exacerbated underlying tensions.


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hours of 7 pm – 9 pm. We are not responsible for shopping bags that are taken
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