Orale Mexican Kitchen was a lucky find. My friends and I stumbled into this place because we weren’t craving our original plan – Korean, didn’t want to eat far, (New York City) and didn’t want to eat close (Hoboken) either.
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The Linux Lab has been the home to the Computer Science clubs including the Stevens Game Development Club and Stevens Cyber Defense Team since 2011, although the lab itself had all of its physical workstations removed a few years ago.
StatCounter, a company that compiles global statistics about technology, released the latest report on how many people are using which operating systems on their computers.
I hope I was wrong about inflation. For decades, I’ve been bashing this theory of cosmic creation, lumping it together with strings, multiverses, and other highly speculative propositions sprung from the fecund minds of physicists.
Dear Stevens Community,
In the most recent issue of The Stute, our April Fool’s Day mock paper, “The Stupe,” is included as a four-page mini-issue within the contents of the actual issue.
As you may or may not know, last week was the week of Eboard elections on The Stute. I didn’t bother mentioning it at the time, honestly because it is a touch overused for the topic of the first editorial of the new Editor in Chief.
By: Jonathan Itskovitch
Another week and another App store game makes an appearance. This week’s fad is 2048. I’m sure everyone on campus has heard of the game if they haven’t played it already.
In my previous column, I criticized Neil deGrasse Tyson, host of the new science series Cosmos (which I’m loving), for downplaying historical links between science and war.
About two weeks ago, I volunteered at a FIRST Robotics Competition in Clifton. A large number of other Stevens students (from the Theta Alpha chapter Alpha Phi Omega) also volunteered.