Brangelina has sustained 12 years together, 2 years of marriage, and a parenthood of 6 children. Late September 19, all these things came to an end when Angelina Jolie filed for divorce from her husband…
Why Blockchain is Still Relevant
Looking for the next big thing in tech? Short on cash and itching for additional income? Searching for a new project? want to find a new avenue for your career? I have the answer to…
Do You Believe that Singularity is Inevitable?
[one_third]Liberal - Rahul Kapoor Elon Musk, SpaceX and Tesla CEO, recently launched Neuralink, which is a venture to merge the human brain with Artificial Intelligence. The goal of this initiative is to create devices that allow…
Elon Musk: Brilliant Visionary or Lucky Duck?
Few would deny the impact “Genius, Billionaire, Playboy, Philanthropist” Elon Musk has had on the world of technology and entrepreneurship. Musk is, arguably, the most significant tech-entrepreneur of the modern era, as three companies of…
Sports Debate: Serena Williams
This is a reply by Rick-kendy Noziere (rn266@njit.edu) to an article Sports debate: Serena Williams by Adrian Wong from NJIT Vector’s last week edition. Without repeating all the information: basically, Serena got penalized for breaking some…
Is Fracking Worth the Risk?
[one_third]Liberal -- Nicole Cheney Hydraulic fracturing, otherwise known as “fracking,” is the process by which water and other chemicals are pumped into a horizontal well at pressures high enough to create fissures in the shale…
NJIT: Political Bubble or Political Apathy?
College is often stereotyped as a magical, liberal fairytale land in which all conservative ideas go to die. There is some merit to this concept, though not quite as extreme as those on the left…
Student Senate Elections – Are they a popularity…
[one_third] Liberal—Babatunde Ojo The Student Senate elections should be the time for the NJIT community to come together and choose who should control the budget that they – the students – pay for. The Student…
Civilians Suffer at the Hands of Their Government
The Who: Military: Syrian military forces, backed by and pro-Assad (supported by the US, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia) Rebels: Syrian citizens/freedom-fighters, home grown and against Assad (supported by Russia and Iran) Islamic State of Iraq…