Editor’s note: this review contains some spoilers.
Whenever a film’s context is war, especially between the United States and the Middle East, there is inevitable controversy.
Posts tagged as “issue 15”
On Martin Luther King Day, I searched online for commentary by King on science and discovered his 1964 Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech, in which he dwelled on the gap between our scientific and moral progress.
On Tuesday, I got a text message wishing me good luck on the first day of my last semester. The beginning of the end.
A look at what’s happened in the world over winter break
On behalf of The Stute, welcome back to Stevens Institute of Technology!
Well, the holidays are gone and we’re getting back to our routines. Different schedules and new people keep things interesting, but underneath it all, not that much has changed.
A new year has begun, which means it’s time to brood over past failures and vow to improve ourselves: I will be less judgmental with my kids and more romantic with my girlfriend.
On January 16, 2014, the Stevens chapter of Alpha Phi Omega hosted its second event of the semester in Hayden Lounge; encouraging brothers, pledges, and anyone to attend.
Dear Administration:
There are some things I do not quite get about Stevens. Like why we are trying to increase our admissions to new heights.
Net neutrality is the concept that all Internet traffic is created equal. In other words, an Internet provider like Verizon or Time Warner Cable cannot charge their customer based on what they browse.