For Johnny Marino, an unheralded passing on the Farm
Marino became a driver for Peninsula Sanitary Services Inc. (PSSI) at the age of 19.
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Custodians at Stanford Hospital express grievances with managers
In an auditorium in the Li Ka Shing Center for Learning and Knowledge at Stanford Hospital, 13 custodians from the Stanford School of Medicine and Stanford Hospital and Clinics sit in a semicircle to talk. Some of them are new employees, hired just weeks ago. Others have been working at Stanford for 21, 27 or even 37 years. Whether they’re veterans or rookies, however, they all agree: There’s never been a worse time to be a custodian at the hospital.
Op-Ed: A final note on student freedom
The traditional lines of defense for student freedoms are eroding.
Culture of silence surrounds sexual assault
“Nobody wants to talk about sexual assault and nobody wants to hear it exists.”
Ira Glass on storytelling, humor
Glass played various clips from different broadcast shows throughout the two-hour presentation and drew a sharp line of contrast between “mainstream” media outlets and his work at TAL.
Early action admission deadline extended
The new deadline is 11:59 PM on Monday, Nov. 5
Storey sprinkler displaces residents, damages rooms
A sprinkler went off in Storey House shortly before 1 a.m. Monday morning, flooding several rooms and displacing all 52 residents for the night. Nine students will be temporarily relocated until their rooms are repaired.
Sprinkler triggered in Storey, residents unhoused for one night
The fire alarm was triggered before 1:00 a.m. last night at Storey House.