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On the afternoon of Friday, November 8, the Student Government Association (SGA) along with the offices of the president and provost co-hosted the President Provost Forum, an opportunity for students to have a discussion with and ask questions of both the present and provost. SGA Executive Vice President Henry White facilitated the questions from the audience and provided some pre-submitted questions. 

Data, data, and yes, more data… We were so engrossed in cleaning the data sets that we kept on receiving that we were surrounded at all times with data. But I would like to compliment the guys I was working with that they never felt burdened about handling so much data, In fact, it was always testing us and for the fact that we were coming up with so many unique ways to deal with the data kept us up and running at all times. Such was the motivation that we sometimes discussed, how better could we have done with the available data, while on the way back and sometimes before coming in to work as well.

Last week, World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) conducted its fourth major show in Saudi Arabia called “Crown Jewel.” The show made history as the first-ever women’s match in Saudi took place between superstars Natalya and Lacey Evans. Just like the other WWE shows in Saudi, this show did generate a lot of controversies.

Little aspects of the social networking are good for nothing. Comments on most of the live-streaming sites including Hotstar and Youtube Live, Facebook's voluminous fake accounts, multiple fan pages on Instagram and Twitter, troll pages, and several tech blogs are unproductive. Multiple replications on equally popular social sites is another major drawback leading to data duplicacy and in addition to this, the chances of each individual having all of these applications is humungous. The percentage of data duplication in Youtube is over and above with the primary action of modification/transformation applied to original videos to bring upon the newer ones. In addition to this, uploading infuriating/hilarious content can be harsh/unacceptable.

A week ago, I finally got to see "Hamilton: An American Musical" performed live by the Chicago cast. Ever since my sophomore year of high school, I have absolutely loved and adored the musical. The ideas and themes it contains serve as great sources of inspiration for anyone looking to leave their mark on the world at large. As amazing as I believe the show, I shouldn’t drone on about my opinions on it solely. Rather I will discuss how theater’s ability to be an ever-changing and ever-evolving form of media gives it another layer that can be examined.

Recommendations based purely on my personal opinion, although these anime surely managed to grab a spot in the hearts of a wide range of audience.

An epistolary short story.

Just because it's fake doesn't mean it has to be bad