The Broken Wings by Kahlil Gibran is a poetic classic love story from the early 1900s. It is a short book, under 150 pages, about a love between a doomed couple.
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As we know from the many, many weeks of articles in this column, autism spectrum disorder (ASD) combines differences in cognition and social interaction with fundamental aspects of perception, including the experience of time.
Welcome to Ask Erin and Nicole! For those of you who may not know us, I’m Nicole — a fourth-year Mechanical Engineering major, robotics and drones nerd, and scarily obsessed with Disney.
I have a very complicated relationship with modern art. Similarly to many others, I found modern art to be particularly challenging; I struggled to conceptualize the mixture of mediums and motivations that comprehensively represent this artistic movement.
As we make our way through the first month of the new year, we can look back and reflect on our spending habits.
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) finds more and more understanding as a condition that extends beyond neurological differences, frequently co-occurring with a range of chronic physical health challenges.
Despite the title of this article, I am writing it late. “Why?” You may ask. Because I am a forgetful, silly person.
It is great to be back at school after winter break. I personally had a wonderful time spending time with my family and friends during the holiday season.
Hey there! I thought I’d give you a little intro before jumping into this column. My name is Jeylan (jjubran@stevens.edu
I recently read a feature interview in Quanta Magazine of physicist Rithya Kunnawalkam Elayavalli, an assistant professor at Vanderbilt University who studies the formation of protons and neutrons from their elementary constituents, the quarks and gluons.