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Transfer students share their ‘Why Stanford?’ stories
The newest Stanford transfer class comes from many walks of life, and their answer to "Why Stanford?" vary from practical to ...
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‘Sad girl poetry’ and the gendered political madness of 2024
In her third column installment, Burtner draws on Sylvia Plath’s ‘sad girl poetry’ to understand the political madness of ...
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Frosh Footprints: “Lock in”
Aside from trivial greetings like “How’s your day?” and “What’s up!”, these phrases embed themselves into our daily ...
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Stanford Orchestra alumni review the SF Symphony
Two Englishmen and a Russian walk into a bar — they followed responsible drinking practices and made it home safely to their ...
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Police officers respond to potential threats at Palo Alto high schools
On Tuesday morning, Palo Alto High School and Gunn High School — two of the nearest high schools to Stanford — sheltered in ...
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What are you listening to?: Best of Gen X white music
My Spotify is my most honest form of social media. Instagram is a polished, posed image of my hilarious, cool, city girl life. Twitter is a library of my never ending witty refrains, dry remarks and ...
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‘Emotional wreck’: Students from swing states feel let down by election results
Students from all seven swing states spoke with The Daily said they struggle with the election outcome and how they navigate ...
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From the Community | Selfishness or solidarity? The case for faculty support of graduate students
Rather than falling for Jonathan Berk's "unfounded" criticism of graduate workers' demand for a living wage, Stanford faculty ...
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Union and University are ‘rather far apart,’ Provost Martinez says
Following a brief discussion of negotiations with the Stanford Graduate Workers Union, the Faculty Senate received updates on ...
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From the Community | SEIU 2007 supports Stanford graduate workers
Stanford must do the right thing for its graduate workers, writes Richard Patrone, the lead negotiator for the Service ...
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Stanford women’s soccer enters NCAA tournament as No. 3 seed
With a perfect 21-0-0 first-round home tournament match record, third-seeded Stanford women’s soccer will take on the UC Santa Barbara Gauchos on Friday at Cagan Stadium.