This semester, the largest push from the SGA is voter registration: getting 1870 voters registered in Hoboken.
I applaud the SGA for this initiative.
The Stute
On Wednesday, September 20, the Korean Student Association (KSA) held its annual field day event on Palmer Lawn. KSA hosts this event every year, with cultural food and fun games in order to get the whole campus more involved, and to spread Korean culture.
From 2009, when “Tik Tok” was released and reached the top of the charts, Kesha has been considered the fearless and outspoken leader of dance-pop.
In chairs circled around a wooden table, the group leaned in towards each other, holding hands. “Let’s say a prayer,” said the blonde, on whom all eyes had focused.
I entered senior year with an open mind, a few less credits, and a positive outlook for the future. It’s week four, and all has remained constant for the most part—the positivity remains intact, but I’m beginning to feel the mid-semester strain work against me, slowly and stealthily.
On Sept. 20, the Filipino Association of Stevens Tech (FAST) hosted “More Fun in the Philippines.” The event took a creative twist converting Jacobus Hall into the Philippines and taking attendees on a guided tour to educate the tourists on the prominent natural landscapes, cities, food and the local Filipino population.
Remember Irene? It was a hurricane that wreaked havoc along the eastern seaboard of the U.S. in 2011. Some environmental activists, notably Bill McKibben, blamed Irene on human-induced global warming, whereas others denounced that attribution as scientifically premature.
This week marked the 72nd session of the United Nations General Assembly. The assembly included over 190 member nations, from all over the world.
As I’m sure lots of you have noticed, Tracy and I have been trading off Kuisine Korner this semester as an experiment to see how column splitting works.