Entry reaction control system propellant analysis. Flight control integration

The effects of winds, sideslip angle feedback, and the data reference (air or inertial) on the Reaction Control System (RCS) propellant requirements during entry were investigated. It was determined that in the presence of a 3 sigma crosswind an addition 188 pounds of RCS propellant was required for entry control which is within the present 200 pound allotment for winds. The absence of air data information does result in slightly higher RCS propellant demands

F22RS SGB No. 14 (CC Vacancy Policy)

To amend Title V Section 203-205 of the Student Government cod

F22RS SGB No. 26 (Election Code Amendment)

A Bill to amend Title VI Chapter 3 Section 212 of the Student Government Code of Louisiana State Universit

RISD Club

Higher arts education is an enormous luxury. If part of the appeal and exclusivity of higher education is grounded in the extravagance of attending private, reputable schools like Rhode Island School of Design, is there a way to extend this exclusive “club” to alumni and visiting artists and designers? When we join a club, we become part of an organization that is exclusive to people with similar interests. Education is a club; the privilege to be accepted to an exclusive group of people with similar interests allows for access to professional insight, resources, and knowledge. RISD provides privilege where ability of the hand and luxury of thought are cultivated in addition to the opportunity to form relationships with alumni, artists and designers from around the world. This relationship between RISD students, alumni, and visiting artists and designers will be made explicit through an open atrium and rooftop, housing an exclusive club in the 1942 RISD auditorium fly tower and existing 5th floor. The RISD Club will function as a hybrid of an existing university destination at Harvard Club and artist societies such as Soho House and Pioneer Works. A space providing connection and exclusive access to the RISD community of alumni, students, and faculty will not only strengthen this artist network but help to spur endowment growth as students graduate and remain affiliated with RISD throughout their careers. The newly defined North Main Street entrance of the RISD auditorium opens into the old fly tower of the theatre. The atrium filling this space facilitates serendipitous encounters between students, alumni and visiting artists and designers as they wait for the glass elevator to travel to private, student studio spaces, the rooftop restaurant and bar, or a hotel room cantilevered over the RISD landscape. While traveling through layers of studio space in the elevator, the privileged view of current RISD student production provides a visceral experience for the audience of alumni, artists, and designers. These architectural interventions and program acknowledge and celebrate the existing privilege and resources afforded by Rhode Island School of Design and opens doors for contemporary and future artists and designers

S21RS SGR No. 34 (HB No. 409)

A Resolution To urge and request the Louisiana State Legislature to pass House Bill 409 by Aimee Freeman, a bill which requires higher education institutions to terminate employees who fail to report dating violenc

F22RS SGB No. 4 (Open Meeting Law)

To amend the Student Government code to be in compliance with Open Meeting Law

F22RS SGB No. 25 (Amend Election Code)

A Bill to amend Title VI Chapter 5 of the Student Government Code of Louisiana State Universit

F22RS SGCR No. 2-7, 10-49, 51-85 (Appointments and Vacancies)

To appoint a member or fill a vacanc

F22RS SGB No. 13 (Vacancy Policy)

A Bill to amend Title II of the Student Government Cod