ECOLOGY, NATURAL RESOURCES AND SUSTAINABILITY: Save the Seals

Sarah Hutchinson  —  Feb 27, 2012

Surfers in Rye, NH reported the washed-up carcasses of six young harbor seals on a beach late last fall. Since then, reports have been streaming in from the coast of Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Maine. The death count has exceeded one hundred to date. In a typical year, only twenty-four harbor seal deaths are reported. Not only are harbor seals affected, but whales, tuna, and birds are washing up dead on shores. The most unique aspect of this event is that the majority of harbor seals found are this year’s young.

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An Easier CS Curriculum Isn’t a Better CS Curriculum

Derek Chiang  —  Apr 30, 2013

Introductory courses should be about separating talented students from those won't be able to succeed in the field, an idea the computer science department has recently shied away from. 

The Road Not Taken

Susie Forbath  —  Apr 25, 2013

 GPS systems have made getting from point A to point B easy. But as they've become ubiquitous, we've also grown depedent on them.

How OSS Will Get You a Job and Make You a Better Person (and Programmer)

Parker Moore  —  Apr 24, 2013

 Juniors hoping to secure jobs in the software industry should look to open-source software as a way to learn practical knowledge about software development from peers and to meet developers who have a passion for great software.

iPhone 5: Teleportation from the App [Third] World to the App [Super] Store

Morgan Beller  —  Apr 23, 2013

Did you finally get rid of your BlackBerry and buy an iPhone? Here are 6 app to get you caught up on what you've been missing.

New York vs. Silicon Valley: A Battle of Two Mindsets

Ali Hamed  —  Apr 22, 2013

 For the New York City tech scene to succeed, the tech community must create an identity separate from that of their peers in Silicon Valley.