By Susana Restrepo
On Thursday, February 19, the Korean Student Association, along with the Filipino Association of Stevens Tech, co-hosted an event in Jacobus lounge to celebrate the Korean New Year (also known as the Lunar New Year).
The Stute
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For this week’s Cuisine Corner, I was inspired by a couple of friends who were looking for something different. The original lunch plan was to get sandwiches at a local sandwich shop (review to come), when the idea popped into my head to stop by one of my favorite breakfast places, La Isla.
We all know that almost all foods available to us are processed and contain additives and preservatives. Beef is filled with hormones and antibiotics.
As a technical institute, Stevens at first glance may not seem to appear politically active. However, the Stevens Institute of Technology College Republicans chapter hosted American conservative social Ann Coulter yesterday evening to jump-start conversation regarding politics.
After 13 years, Stevens Institute of Technology finally captured the Eastern Women’s Fencing Conference (EWFC) Dual Meet Championship. On the 15th anniversary of the EWFC, the Ducks snapped Johns Hopkins University’s five-year streak of EWFC Championships this past Sunday at home, earning their first championship since 2002 and third in conference history.
Off Center recently celebrated its ten year anniversary of doing shows at Stevens. Their latest show took place Friday the 13th and Valentine’s Day, which brought out interesting crowds.
The bowling alley in Howe hosted Red Pin Bowling this past Wednesday at 9 p.m.. This event was presented by the Stevens Bowling Club, specifically its members Bailey Bancroft and Sean Dirscherl, and it also could be used as an APO fellowship event by brothers and new members of that fraternity.
Hoboken is known far and wide for its variety of restaurants, a condition which leads to an interesting competitive characteristic. For every restaurant in Hoboken, there is typically another restaurant offering a similar, if not same, product in a different environment.
If you were to ask anyone that knows me personally if I was a competitive person, the answer would be a resounding yes.