Technology vs. Privacy: The Problem of Facial Recognition
Ultimately, the question of using facial recognition technology is characterized by various complexities. While it can be helpful in national security and identifying [...]
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5 Ways to Remember You Live in New York City
Written by Veena Murali Ask any NYU student why they chose NYU and you’ll probably hear a universal theme- they wanted to live in New York City. The big apple holds an [...]
Airbnb’s Trip to Public Markets
Written by Veena Murali If you have traveled anywhere in the past few years, chances are that you’ve stayed in an Airbnb. The emergence of the sharing economy around the [...]
The Allure of “Special” Water
Written by Veena Murali Water is thought to be universal–everyone needs it, it looks the same, and it tastes the same… or does it? Brands like Fiji, Essentia, and [...]
Uber vs. Yellow Cabs
Written by Veena Murali Most people imagine that the quickest way to get somewhere is to have a car pick you up and drop you off at whatever location, on-demand. This is the [...]
Just Call Us Dunkin’
By Veena Murali The number one retailer of donuts in the United States is officially dropping donuts. Unlike the alarming publicity move of IHOP changing its name to IHOB, [...]
Stern Professors’ Guide to New York City
By Veena Murali Stern professors are some of the most vibrant and intelligent individuals that Stern students know. But students can be quick to inhibit professors’ roles [...]
The Gould Standard 