One of the things I always hear technology credited for is how easy it makes it to spread information. Specifically, how the internet has promoted globalization.
Posts published in “Past Opinion Columns”
Any of my readers who either know me personally or are in Pierce at 1 on Thursdays know that my other main contribution to the media at Stevens is a radio show.
When all you can manage is a t-shirt and shorts in the summer heat, the right shoes and accessories can make or break an outfit!
Why do freshmen at Stevens, most of whom plan to major in engineering, have to read Plato and Descartes? Let me generalize that question: In an age dominated by science and engineering, what is the point of philosophy?
One of my favorite annual events is happening right now in the city: The New York Auto Show. Going from April 14-23, it’s about the only time I can meet with a bunch of motor heads/road addicts/whatever you want to call us in a city that’s increasingly notorious for its difficult driving conditions and high cost of car ownership.
Everyone everywhere is trying to get from point A to point B faster. It’s been a constant struggle throughout history: horses, trains, cars, planes – just to name a few.
While the pun in my title is bad, you know you were thinking of it too. On top of that, actual restaurants use that name, so I figure I can take a pass there.
It’s no secret that Stevens has some pretty quirky names for their academic buildings. What is a secret is why they bare the mysterious names they do.
The last time I did a chicken themed place I opened with a furious cluckster of puns. Well, not this thyme.
Two weeks ago, I had the opportunity to go a BTS, a K-pop boy group, concert. It was an amazing experience with on-point dancing, rapping, and just performing.