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An irreverent social history of music

As I study in the library, my favorite brain break is browsing the shelves on the second floor to see if anything jumps out at me while I take a stretch.

Who needs a fridge?

A local student announced that after last week’s weather, he was selling his Philco C-887 refrigerator and freezer and just keeping any perishable food out on the counter due to the temperature in his apartment. 

I am no longer a vegetarian

Yesterday, I ate chicken. Considering hundreds of people probably ate chicken yesterday on the Stevens campus alone, this does not seem super exciting.

Biden’s classified documents

This article was written by Marisa Powers & Tasha Khosla.

Introduction 

In November 2022, classified documents from the Obama-Biden administration were found at the Penn Biden Center.

Need someone to watch our cat

Hey everyone, not sure if this is the right place to ask, but my mom just told me to put a notice in the newspaper hoping someone would see it and volunteer.

Should I get my first credit card?

Claire:

It’s great that you’re thinking about taking a big financial step toward adulthood! Credit cards are very powerful tools that can do a lot for you, but before you get one, it’s important that you understand what credit is and the potential dangers and benefits of opening a line of credit.

Birthday revelations

I found myself questioning a lot of things over break. It’s quite easy for me to get distracted and hyper-fixate and re-realize how big the world is.

Music City in 26 hours

Walking down the busy nightlife street of Broadway, you can expect to be pulled into a variety of bars by rousing performers trying to make it in a busy city.

Why sports matter

On October 9, 2022, I had to seriously question why I watch sports. It started with a cup  of tea at 9 a.m.