Jul 11, 2016
Professor John Ballantine, Stevens Institute of Technology, 1970.
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Professor John Ballantine, Stevens Institute of Technology, 1970.
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Today is Day 2 of Sigma Nu’s annual War of the Roses! The sororities at Stevens are competing to sit the iron throne help raise donations for their respective charities!
These are some handmade Theta Phi pick-me-ups made during the first event of War of the Roses yesterday! All the cards made by Stevens’ lovely sororities will be given to St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital! (Awww)
The second event of the week, the Field Day Games will be happening in about half an hour on Palmer Lawn so check it outtt
Who wants some NACHOS? Really, who doesn’t want some nachos? (Reblog if u agree)
Theta Phi’s Nachos Info Session is going down TONIGHT at 9:15 at the scenic Jacobus Lounge. Come by for good vibes and good (free) snacks!
sometimes I forget how lucky I am. four months down and done, and the manhattan skyline never gets old. hoboken 12.12.2014
That awkward moment when you go to a school of engineering so everyone procrastinates on their English homework by doing math and chem that isn't due yet.
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This is one of my favorite snapshots of the spots around my school!