Does anyone still believe that science can explain, well, everything? This belief was ascendant in the 1980s, when my career began.
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Sustainability has become a major buzzword for fashion brands that are seeking to highlight their efforts to reduce their sizable carbon footprints that are raising temperatures worldwide.
Today I talked to a friend applying for internships for the 2020 summer. Let’s call him Donald. Donald and I met freshman year at orientation.
“Believe us, this change was entirely necessary and please stop asking us about it. Please.”
2019 shall surely go on to be recorded as one of the worst years in the history of Stevens Institute of Technology.
100 Gecs is an emo-rap/bubblegum bass duo formed by Laura Les and Dylan Brady, and although they are branded as “experimental pop,” they draw from an endless supply of genres to create a very cohesive sound.
Biker shorts and blazers… wow, who knew fashion could be this comfortable and stylish all at the same time.
Just a few decades ago, psychiatry’s reputation was surging. Biological theories of and treatments for the brain, notably drugs like Thorazine, lithium, Valium, and Prozac, were displacing Freudian psychobabble and transforming psychiatry into a truly scientific discipline.
Climate change is the great equalizer; it is the one issue that will truly impact every human on earth in the coming decades.
I think it is safe to say that at this point, we can collectively retire the term ‘streetwear.’