I have attacked elements of the Stevens Administration on poor performance in the past. Now, I direct my rage towards the students.
The Stute
For many Stevens students, the third week of the semester marks a return to normalcy. Classes are in full swing, classes can no longer be dropped, and the countdown to graduation has begun for many seniors.
Although hard to miss at 6-foot-4 and 250 pounds, Stevens Physical Plant electrician Ken Thompson has a history and skill set not known by many students.
A campus-wide alert was sent out to all faculty, staff, and students concerning a concrete slab that had collapsed in the Walker Gym Varsity Weight room on Wednesday.
It has been almost two weeks since the start of the new semester and I have already become busier than I was last semester.
Tabletop players, Smash Bros. enthusiasts, and a hundred-plus members of Stevens’ gaming community gathered last Saturday for the Computer & Console Gaming Society’s “Jan LAN.”
I was fully prepared to attend the RSO summit this past Saturday, recently renamed Leadership Connect. My mindset entering Connect was entirely negative.
PageFair and Adobe recently published a study that claimed “$21.8bn in advertising revenues will be lost in 2015 due to ad blocking.”
Stevens repaired a sinkhole that had formed outside the Babbio Center over the winter intersesssion. The sinkhole formed due to a gap between Babbio garage and the adjacent rock ledge.
As many students can attest to, the number of customized computers on campus is pretty high. Whether you see them at the LAN parties (guilty as charged), or in dorm rooms, these cool and unconventional looking towers are everywhere.