Marie Lang Lauren Trumpore was instrumental in advocating for the new Undergraduate Research Scholars awards. She will be among the inaugural class of honorees recognized at graduation this May.
Forty members of the inaugural class of Undergraduate Research Scholar Awardees will be honored at this year’s graduation ceremonies. The recognition highlights their accomplishments in a variety of complex and demanding research areas during their time at RIT. It also shows RIT’s commitment to meeting the growing demand by undergraduates for research experiences to complement coursework.
“We have an extremely high density of undergraduates who are engaged in independent, scholarly research,” said Ryne Raffaelle, RIT’s vice president for research and associate provost. “Hands-on education through research continues to be a hallmark of an RIT undergraduate education. What we are happy to see this year is the breadth of fields represented and the depth of the work of this fi
Last seen careening off a cliff after their car slipped on a banana peel, the
O’Doyles occupy an interesting place in cinema history. The b-plot antagonists of Adam Sandler’s first classic comedy
Billy Madison, the quartet of red-headed bullies gave the movie one of its most beloved running gags. Whether they’re dumping tapioca on Billy’s head, filling his locker with cow shit, or pegging him in the head with a dodgeball, Billy’s classmates are always there to remind him that “O’Doyle rules.”
For as memorable as these characters are, their cinematic star burned bright before quickly fading. Since the film’s release, many have wondered what became of the O’Doyle brothers, and now in a new interview with Vice, fans have an answer.