The Honor Board, in conjunction with the Samuel C. Williams Library, hosted “Behind the Books,” an annual event for which rooms in the library normally not available to the public are opened, on Wednesday.
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Back home in the Hudson Valley, there’s a small Japanese restaurant in a neighborhood (or whatever the rural equivalent would be) called Apple Valley.
Lambda Upsilon Lambda hosted Stevens’ first Epic Rap Battle last Wednesday in Hayden Lounge. The event was led by Joshua Negron who emceed throughout the night as various performers took the stage in character to engage in rap battles.
I wasn’t planning on writing another article about a fighting game, including the “Mortal Kombat” series. However, even with my borderline ridiculous standards, “Mortal Kombat X,” the latest installment to this aged and considerably stale series, exceeds my expectations and steers the franchise into a positive direction.
This month, Basic Books is publishing a new edition of my first book, The End of Science, originally released in 1996.
Google announced its long-awaited mobile network initiative on Wednesday, Project Fi. Project Fi is being positioned by Google as an alternative to peoples’ existing cell phone carriers, mostly for people who don’t use as much data every month as they pay for.
The Chinese Student Association hosted Dim Sum Night on Wednesday in the Babbio Atrium at 9 PM. The event brought many students out to enjoy various dishes in traditional dim sum fashion.
Students, administrators, and community members joined together to promote the end of sexual violence in all forms this past Tuesday night at the first Take Back the Night event.
This past week I attended two of the bigger events on campus. One of them unites most organizations on campus to celebrate ethnic diversity and harmony, and the other one unites organizations on campus to cut budgets.
Stevens Shattering the Silence, one of the campus’ newest organizations, hosted an event titled “Stevens Fights Back” this past Thursday in Hayden Lounge.