Roger Gurnani is the executive Vice President and Chief Information Officer of Verizon. He has worked with Verizon communications and Verizon Wireless for almost ten years.
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Hoboken was once the site of many violent gang shootings. The Hoboken of the present, the one that many believe was founded solely to cater to young urban professionals, was only achieved through hard work led by the city’s past administrations.
Attention shoppers: a bevy of major retailers, including Walmart, Target, CVS, and Rite Aid have disabled payments via Apple Pay. By proxy, this also removes the customers’ ability to pay with Google Wallet or Softcard.
The first ever Stroll Yard Show at Stevens, arranged by the Multicultural Greek Council, was held in Jacobus Lounge on October 1.
Who says that law and science cannot mix? As engineers, scientists, and researchers create products and develop processes at obscenely quick rates, the necessity to protect intellectual property is at an all-time high.
Okay, I know we go to a tech school and most people don’t believe in any type of paranormal activity. But strange things happen in this world that can’t be explained!
Late last spring, as I’ve mentioned in previous columns, I participated in a conference called How the Light Gets In, where I hung out with all kinds of professional reality-ponderers.
There were over 50 partcipants, laptops at the ready, eager to learn. They were all gathered in Peirce 120 to learn how to make video games, for LearnJam, an event hosted by the Stevens Game Development Club.
As you prepare for the madness of Halloween 2014, what better way to get into the Halloween sprit than playing some horror games?
We are more than halfway through the semester and there are plenty of things that I have yet to cover in Senioritis.