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I have been here during Genius Olympiad 2024. I really liked it. The chances of me choosing this as my college are inexistent because I am not American, I don't have the resources to go here to college, and I am a humanities guy, but I hope to come again next year if Genius Olympiad is held. The tunnel system under the dorms area was so cool. The dorms themselves were, you know, average dorm level. They were to only place without AC during my time in the US. The food at the dining area was good. The store near the entrance of the tunnels was well stocked and kept. There was a nice guy working there and me and my friend had a very nice chat with him at 10 30PM. If anyone from here reads this, say hi to him from the tall Romanian guy with glasses. Hope to come again.
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I was ecstatic while watching this. I feel incredibly fortunate to have graduated from RIT/NTID in ‘99 and then again in ‘08. I pursued majors in Performing Arts, Social Work, and MS Secondary Education at RIT. After that, I worked at RIT until June 2024, when I started teaching performing arts at the Atlanta School for the Deaf. My experience has been unique, and the students have appreciated having me. This video has reinforced my decision to help other schools, like Atlanta School for the Deaf, to learn, grow, and succeed🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 I'll be there for Homecoming 2024-2025!
Its a waste of time, trying to save languages, that aren't being used. Its financially draining, money could be spent to enhance other parts of education, like teaching kids trades, so they can financially support themselves and their children.
Jim Watters should have played the man behind the curtain controlling the lowly staff and faculty pay grades, investing institutional profit and exercising his oversized power to create the centralized IT phone line. New professors are leaving after being over-burdened and underpaid for their field and seeing investments go to shiny things for administration and board and shareholder legacy vanity projects
