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Updated SGA Constitution is Ratified

On Wednesday, Jan. 17, 2018, the new constitution proposed by the SGA was ratified. Announced on Jan. 22, the changes brought forth by the constitution are designed to facilitate the SGA’s legislative process.

Massive CPU flaws revealed

On Jan. 3, news of two recently found CPU flaws, called Spectre and Meltdown, was released. These two flaws combined affect nearly every processor manufactured since 1995 and pose a serious security risk to devices using these processors.

The One About Mistakes

After a month off for winter break, I do not think I can fully express how glad I am to be back to writing this new year.

Noah, the Star

Noah Bolzoni has been playing the viola since fifth grade, and he chose the instrument for three reasons: he enjoyed the sound in terms of range and timbre more so than the other instruments showcased (i.e.

Mike DeFusco’s obsession with a lost election

On the Friday night before the Nov. 6 Hoboken Mayoral election, an unknown person went around Hoboken distributing racist flyers characterizing then city councilman and mayoral candidate Ravi Bhalla as a terrorist.

Both parties should end the obstruction

This past weekend, the U.S. federal government entered into a shutdown. So what does this even mean? Basically, Congress could not pass a government funding bill through both houses getting the required amount of votes.

Cynical about Pinnacle

Many academically-advanced students hope to be invited into an honors program when they get to college. However, how does this work in a school such as Stevens where the majority of students are used to being the best of the best?

Five artists to be excited for in 2018

Let’s take a look at some of the most buzz-worthy artists of 2018.  All of these artists have the potential to break through and dominate the music conversation, whether they are brand new acts or  acts returning with new projects.