Recently, I have had a problem where the book I’ve bought and the book I read are completely different. This is not an issue of thievery but rather an intriguing description of overpromising and underdelivering consistently.
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After President Biden’s exit from the presidential race, Vice President Kamala Harris made her campaign debut as the Democratic nominee. Harris’s recent announcement of running mate, Governor Tim Walz, has been met with both heavy praise and scrutiny.
There comes a point in everyone’s life where you need to say enough is enough. While for some, that might be because of an annoyingly strict professor or an overbearing parent, for me, it is none of those things.
To ring in the new school year, I have frequently listened to perhaps the most unexciting artist on Spotify: White Noise Radiance.
Since bustling crowds of students have returned to Hoboken, the campus has been a whirlwind of activity. Between new students adjusting to independence for the first time to past ones settling in for the year, there has been a lot to take in.
In a recent interview, Professor John Bredin of the School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences (HASS) shared insights into his research of the often-forgotten actress of the early age of film: Blanche Walsh.
Your DuckCard can be used for numerous things around campus, from getting into your dorm to accessing your meal plan. You can also flash it at a cashier at Aeropostale or Levi’s for 15% off.
Our newest ducks just arrived on campus on August 25 and likely forgot some dorm essentials that will help to make the first year in a dorm go smoothly.
“I take notes like some people take drugs,” is what Tim Ferriss said in his blog on December 7, 2007. Notetaking in educational institutions has always been a staple of the student experience.