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Burr-Feinstein BS

In my last column I said I’d talk more about passwords, but unfortunately I have to postpone that discussion in the interest of covering current events.

The Registrar is Incompetent

I have complained about the Stevens Registrar many times in the past, but this week they really, really let me down.

The getaway (sort of)

A weekend getaway, in my opinion, is definitely food for the soul. After a long week of midterms and the stresses of nearing the end of the semester, I felt a weekend to myself was in order.

Why admitting you’re wrong makes you right

Originally, I was going to talk about why being detailed-orientated is never overrated. Actually paying attention to what you’re doing and rechecking information is something that we all should do.

Starring…Katie van Orden

Music is like doing homework. You can do both activities alone or with others. Although you may feel more comfortable playing your instrument in a practice room or sitting alone in your dorm room in order to power through WebAssign homework, remember that there is a lot to be gained from working with others.

Where is the respect?

Obligatory XX Days until graduation.
I am an adult.

I am more of an adult than a lot of my peers, for better or worse.

Turning Point

If you’re tired of Stacks for your weekend morning breakfast and don’t feel like walking all the way to Malibu for the diner experience, then Turning Point located on the water at 14th on Sinatra Dr.

Women in the Tech Spotlight: Danae Ringelmann

The mission of Danae Ringelmann’s first company was simple: to “democratize fundraising”. At the time it sounded crazy, but today it’s become a reality: as co-founder of Indiegogo, Ringelmann is one of the most powerful voices on the crowdfunding scene.

Got some free time? Good, here you go.

Free time, remember that? Cue a long sigh. But seriously, even students here at Stevens have some form of free time even if we don’t know it.