Female faculty struggle to balance family and work commitments
For Fishkin and other women in academia, however, balancing work and family life is an act that extends far beyond accruing degrees.
Author Archives
Boyle turns blogging into an art form
In an age where everyone and their hamster has a blog, there is resistance to accept Internet writing into the world of “literature.” And, to be fair, the vast majority of writing on the Internet probably shouldn’t be considered “literature.” But with Boyle’s poetry collection, Muumuu House has found the kind of raw, honest writing that can, perhaps, only take place within a Blogger window.
Finding happiness with Miranda July
Miranda July is doodling. She has been sitting in a small conference room at the Four Seasons all day.
Third Eye Blind rocks MemAud like it’s 1997
Third Eye Blind, the beloved ‘90s alt-rock group, delivered a killer show that transformed the palatial Memorial Auditorium into a house of rock.
Defining The Directory
Having played at the Hotel Café in Los Angeles, a hot spot for gigs, The Directory was excited to check out Stanford’s campus; the band has played gigs mostly in their hometown of Seattle.
Review: ‘The Future’
Miranda July’s second film “The Future” is a multi-layered narrative poem, precious in aesthetics, powerful in vision and devastating in sincerity.
Lee reading celebrates identity
“I really love coming to California,” said Chang-Rae Lee with a grin as he took to the podium in Encina Hall’s Bechtel Convention Center on Wednesday evening.
Previewing the Hilltop Music Festival
Tonight, between 6:30 and 10:30 p.m., head up the hill to FloMo Field for the first ever Hilltop Music Festival. The Stanford Concert Network, in conjunction with Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Theta Delta Chi and Kappa Sigma, is bringing some big names to campus for a night of awesome music.