Duke students develop new selfie app
(05/28/15 4:37pm)
A new app developed by Duke students—appropriately named Ego—gives users a platform to share their favorite selfies.
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A new app developed by Duke students—appropriately named Ego—gives users a platform to share their favorite selfies.
Campus media is one of the most important parts in a school as it is responsible for propagandizing the school via newspaper or video. At Wenzhou-Kean University, KIWI News Campus Media (KIWI) plays this role since it was founded in fall of 2013 and is the only campus media organization on campus.
The 17 Street in Newark, New Jersey [NJ], will be gaining a new neighbor shortly. Kean University’s Iota Phi Theta recently purchased a lot during Newark’s Valentine’s Day land sale. But it is not for what one may think; 17 Street will not be gaining a fraternity for a neighbor. The plan is to build a house on the vacant lot and then hand over the keys to the rent-free house to a homeless family unknown to the Iotas.
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