This may be the time to bundle up and dress in tundra gear, but it's also the season for interviews. Here are some tips for how to dress to get that summer internship you've had your eye on.
In case you want to become a nonconformist and join the forces of hipsterdom, take a peek at this article. If you tell people that you read it, at least say you did it on a Windows 95 computer.
Though yesterday's blackout only lasted a few minutes, it was more than sufficient to freak out Cornellians from Collegetown to North Campus. Were the academic gods punishing us for all our procrastination, snarky comments and (attempted) library sex? Or perhaps they just wanted us to cease all studying and head to Dunbar's (where, it was rumored, the electricity was still on).
"Trees in Sunlight (before the thaw)" by Omari Powell & Kelvin Polanco. Blurred wet lens capture of the trees on West Campus. This week's Photo of the Day theme is Snow. Send your own submissions to lens@cornellsun.com for a chance to have your photography featured as a "Photo of the Day" on cornellsun.com/blogs.
It’s time for politicians to start standing up for what is right and actually legislating, rather than just blocking progress left and right. Jaime Freilich is "tired of the partisan nonsense on the hill."
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.
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.