The goal of a corporation is to maximize profits. So, how should a business go about this? The fast food industry has an answer: replace its workers with technology.
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I've served on the executive board for The Stute for 3 years and have written 100 pieces for the paper. Currently, I am the Senioritis columnist.
SITTV held its first live production of “On Point with Christian Chiu” last Friday. This production is the first SITTV production to feature a live studio audience.
Let’s talk about a pretty unknown side effect of Donald Trump winning the United States Presidential Election: net neutrality.
First off, what is net neutrality?
Described as a farce, Rumors builds on unbelievable situations to create a hilarious play. Rumors opens with characters Chris and Ken panicking about Charlie’s, the deputy mayor of New York who remains off-scene for the show, suicide attempt.
Let’s face it: neutral color outfits are boring. All they do is scream that you (and your outfit) blends into the norm.
On Wednesday Oct. 27, the Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers (SASE) hosted The Amazing Race: Professional Edition. In this event, players competed in pairs and followed clues to various locations on campus.
On Wednesday, Oct. 19, The Ethnic Student Council hosted the Ethnic Student Council Olympics to promote unity between the ethnic student organizations as well as learn about each organization’s culture.
Pierce Cafe opened for business last month for a preview period. Pierce Cafe was created as an alternative on-campus dining location and to enhance the Pierce Dining Hall experience.
The Stevens chapter of the American Chemical Society provided an opportunity for students to explore unique chemical properties in a tasty way during their event Bonding with Food.
Stevens Dramatic Society partnered with Theta Alpha Phi – the theater honor society –for a performance of “I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change” under direction of David Zimmerman.