Corvid cleverness is making news lately. Researchers in New Zealand recently reported that crows can mimic the fictional hero of Aesop’s ancient fable “The Crow and the Pitcher.”
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In a school where the majority of students major in engineering, sometimes it can get difficult to receive guidance when one is pursuing another career.
The Research and Development budget at Microsoft and other companies is larger than the financial support given to science and technology by the U.S.
Boken is an annual event held on campus which is hosted by both the Entertainment Committee and the Student Government Association.
One of the biggest criticisms of HBO is its lack of online streaming. Even HBO GO, which is essentially HBO’s version of Netflix, can only be purchased if you already have an HBO subscription with a traditional cable or satellite provider.
I never thought this day would come, but now we’re here. This is the last column I’ll write for The Stute.
For about a month now, I have been the Editor in Chief of The Stute, and I am very impressed with the amount of things we have accomplished since then.
By: Jonathan Itskovitch
Caption: Earth Day Doodle form Google. Source: Jonathan Itskovitch
This Tuesday was Earth Day. Cities around the world commemorated their environmental progress, and New York has a Green Festival coming up this weekend.
On Wednesday, April 23 at 8:00 p.m., students, faculty members, and staff gathered at Samuel C. Williams Library for the “Behind the Books” event hosted by the library itself, Stevens Honor Board, and Gear and Triangle Society.