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2010 SGA Presidential Debate Liveblog

8:58 p.m. Hello and welcome to The Stute liveblog of the 2010 SGA Presidential Debate. Kidde 228 is slowly filling with spectators, preparing for the beginning of the SGA Presidential debate. While rumors have swirled as to the number of tickets, with the number rising as high as six different tickets, tonight there are only three tickets.

Work-study hiring freeze explained

Campus-wide hiring freeze may be lifted in July

by Sheeraz Hyder in Campus News

In light of the recent dearth of work-study employment, Annette Feliciano, Assistant Vice President for Student Services, reached out to The Stute in hopes of better explaining the situation and putting to rest the rumors that have spread about the program.… Post the First Comment

Stute Editorial: Passing the torch

by Natalie Schloeder in Opinion

We are reaching that time of the year when the underclassmen will step up to the plate and run for election to fill the spots vacated by graduating seniors and retiring officers. With the Student Government Election starting Monday and The Stute's own election only four weeks away, I am reminded of my own transition into a new office and the difficulties I faced.… Post the First Comment

Recalling Andrew Carnegie's generous gift

Elaborating the history of the Carnegie Laboratory's namesake

by Regina Pynn in Campus News

The Stute was graciously granted access to a rare and delicate piece of Stevens history: The Morton Memorial. This book is a history of Stevens from its inception to the book's publication in 1902. The text was the brainchild of President Morton, who began planning the book during the school's 25th anniversary celebration in 1897.… Post the First Comment

An Important Interview on Important Things

With Demetri Martin

by Raza Husain in Local News

Demetri Martin is not your average comedian. He didn't get his start at a prestigious acting school or comedy troupe. His parents were not famous performers or industry executives. He is a Yale alumnus and NYU Law School dropout who happens to be very funny.… Post the First Comment

Super Bowl XLIV

by Frank Belardo in Sports

On February 7, 2010, the world famous Super Bowl will be in Miami, Florida. With this game, Florida will hold the record for the most Super Bowls held in the same state: Florida with ten. The New Orleans Saints and the Indianapolis Colts dominated the league this season and succeeded in reaching the prestigious Super Bowl.… Post the First Comment

DeBaun Center hosts winter one-act festival

by Andrew Scagnelli in Campus Life

This past weekend, January 29 and 30, the DeBaun Center for the Performing Arts put on its winter one-act play festival. This festival took a light tone, often veering into the humorous and absurd through its four presentations. The first performance of the night was "Sure Thing," starring Declan Candela and Katie Ricculli, a brief musing on the randomness of the start of a new relationship.… Post the First Comment

Senioritis

It's complicated...

by Andrew Bjerke in Opinion

No, I'm not talking about your relationship status on Facebook with that weird girl from back home. You know-- the one you sort of dated for like a week, fell in love, she dated someone else, and you never got over it? I'm not talking about that. I'm talking about my latest computer science homework assignment.… Post the First Comment

Ethics Bowl tests the Honor System

Gear and Triangle teams up with Steven community to successfully kick off new event

by Matt Neuteboom in Campus News

Which academic department is the most ethical? Is it the logically minded math majors or the eloquently spoken philosophy majors? Can history majors use their knowledge of historical precedence to trounce the sound reasoning of computer science majors? Such questions were put to the test on the afternoon of Wednesday, February 3 in Gear and Triangle's first annual Undergraduate Ethics Bowl.… Post the First Comment

The Independent Thinker

Use your power for good, not evil

by Regina Pynn in Opinion

Technical professionals are like congressional representatives from the Midwest: they are not in the news unless they are embroiled in controversy. Instances such as climatologists allegedly skewing proof of climate change or geneticists totally falsifying proof of cloning advances hit the news with a punch like any marital philandering or financial mishandling.… Post the First Comment

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