The Stute
This weekend, from Sept. 29 to 30, A Bathing Ape will host an exhibition commemorating 25 years in the business at Omotesando Hills, Tokyo.
At a school like Stevens, people are often surprised to hear that I am majoring in biology, although this reaction is understandable as Stevens is a school primarily for engineering and computer science.
For the Nights of Light Blazed with Fire
War for Survival is due every day
For Blades of Perseverance need to be Sharper than String
Dreams for Peace is a Distant Spring
For the War is Long and Fight is on the Bay
I wish to see you at the other End of the Day
For the Victories that line up, there are Bodies to be Laid
For the Losses that are Amassed, there’s Solace in Fate
Gaps in your fingers are mine to fill
Rules that I’ll break for you are for the world to bill
Roads that lie before us aren’t some run of the mill
Baby, you and I together, we are going for the kill
Stevens President Nariman Farvardin earned a total of $1,608,992 in compensation from the school during fiscal year 2016, according to tax documents submitted to the IRS and obtained by The Stute.
I’m switching things up a bit this week by covering the Netflix original and instant fan favorite, To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before.
Mathematics is one of the most important foundations of a tech school. However, the Stevens department dedicated to this subject has at times had trouble connecting with students.
Stevens seniors Stephanie Funcasta (Chemistry ’19) and Penelope Halkiadakis (Biology ’19) were awarded scholarships from Novartis Pharmaceutical Corporation on Thursday, Sept.
Green is intoxicating,
But green is also toxic.
The color of life,
And the tint of arsenic.
A shade so perplex,
It invokes envy,
But also shines like emeralds