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  • 77Stevens Institute of Technology — Infobox University name = Stevens Institute of Technology motto = Per aspera ad astra ( Through adversity to the stars ) established = 1870 type = Private endowment = $130,159,592 president = Harold J. Raveché [http://www.stevens.edu/president]… …

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