Budgets and legislation are a reflection of our values, and the latest tax bill introduced to Congress last week shows that Republicans value big businesses and the top 1% of Americans more than the everyday families they represent.
Posts published in “Opinion”
The middle class and the United States as a whole are (hopefully) going to finally receive the tax relief that they need.
‘Twas the morning of registration, and without a doubt,
I was worried and frantic: “WILL THIS THING LOAD,” I did shout!
Pundits have been fretting lately about robots leaving humans behind, taking our jobs and possibly a lot more, as in The Matrix and Terminator films.
What makes a successful sequel? One of the benefits of writing/filming a sequel is not having to dwell on world building or introducing main characters, as these important aspects have already been developed in the original film.
To my best friends. We have quite a history, the three of us. I mean, I have known you both since the day I was born.
Everybody, and especially everybody at an engineering school like Stevens, should know who Claude Shannon was. Shannon, who lived from 1916 to 2001, was an electrical engineer and mathematician.
We’re beyond the midpoint of the semester, the Stevens Course Scheduler is FINALLY up, and the Registrar has already informed me that I’m missing required courses despite having submitted a course substitution form— things are just about where I’d expect them to be.
The less time I have for my reviews, the harder it is for me to get away from the immediate gravity of the Stevens campus.
During times like these, we are reminded that the world can be a scary place. It seems like the world is only filled with hatred, violence, and darkness.