Press "Enter" to skip to content

Posts published in “Opinion”

Is science becoming decadent?

As World War I wound down, German scholar Oswald Spengler argued in The Decline of the West that civilizations, like organisms, pass through a natural life cycle.

The Stevens Pizza Showdown: A Ranking of the Closest Campus Eats

Written By Michael Prefer

As a fan of all-things-pizza, and a now experienced pizza reviewer (check out my Artichoke Basille’s Pizza review in a previous issue), I’ve taken it upon myself this holiday season to treat you all to the gift of a Hoboken Pizzeria Showdown.

Dealing with group work

Classes were cancelled after 1 p.m. last Monday. Since I have all of my classes on Monday, two of my classes were cancelled.

Albums of the Decade

For the final installation of Put Your Records On of this decade, I decided to discuss some of my favorite albums from the last 10 years.

Escape the Party System

Over the past 50 years, American politics has become more and more divided. The phenomenon, known as political polarization, has led to decreased collaboration between the two parties.

Why you need FAME

Members of FAME. Photo courtesy of Melissa Kosar.

Some exciting news for the fashionistas of Stevens Tech — I know you are out there somewhere!

It’s burnout season

Everyone has experienced burnout — or if you haven’t yet, chances are you’re about to. Although you may not know the exact term, burnout is when you’ve basically worked yourself into the ground and can’t seem to get motivated to do any work.

nothing happened

In a remarkable turn of events, made all the more so by the fact that there were no events to turn nor be remarked upon, absolutely nothing of consequence occurred since our last article.

Tarantismo: Odyssey of an Italian Ritual

Tarantismo: Odyssey of an Italian Ritual, distributed in the United States by Light in the Attic Records, is the second release from European label, publishing house, and exhibition organizer, FLEE.