Valentine’s Day is upon us. As a select number of extremely vocal singles post on their Facebook walls their hatred of the holiday for reasons ranging from its extremely commercialized nature to the in-your-face public displays of affection by all our proudly non-single friends.
The Stute
Lots of folks claim the pejorative that Valentine’s day is a sham. The go-to reason is that it’s a ploy by Hallmark to get people to buy cards in bulk, and that it’s a plot by the capitalist regime.
Despite the treacherous weather that’s plagued the state lately, Stevens has been on a roll with its weekly lecture series, held on Wednesdays.
“FAST Cooking Night” was all about one thing: food. To clarify, the dish showcased was what the Filipino Association of Stevens Tech referred to as “lumpia”.
In this century, it is hard to grasp even the simplest of tasks without the help of our cell phones, laptops, and touch-pads.
At the clock turned to 6:00 p.m., a multitude of students gathered at the door and formed a line to check in to the Stevens Italian Club’s (SIC) event with the new Ducksync system.
The headline reads like something from The Onion. The European Union Court of Justice finally ruled that hyperlinks on the Internet are legal.
Last weekend, the DeBaun Center for Performing Arts presented The Hamlet Project, a one of a kind workshop production directed by Dr.
“What does woman want?” Freud once whined. Turns out quite a few women want fantasy sex with T. rex, Sasquatch or a boar-headed god.
One would think that with all the intensifying storms continually happening throughout the world, there would be a larger growing movement to take action and help with climate change.