Op-Ed: Stanford’s Labor Rights Problem
When the administrators whom I trust begin to put profits over loyal employees and cost-saving over student interests, I’ll raise a voice.
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Hashing at Suites Dining: A Memory
Hashing remains one of my most enduring and defining memories of Stanford.
The Latino Electorate: A Bonfire for our Vanities?
The hybrid nature of Latino values, coupled with our growing national influence, has the potential to remake our national polity.
Op-Ed: The Irony is Delicious
Our idyllic campus has gone to great pains in recent years to create a “safe and open space,” and, while I think this initiative is an important and necessary step, it appears to have come at the expense of all critical dialogue on this campus.
Op-Ed: The Death of a Great Man Whose Wisdom Lives On
His life has inspired and imbued countless people in the literary field and beyond.
Op-Ed: A Response to the American Meat Protest From DxE
Grave injustices are being committed against victims whose only crime was being born into a nonhuman species.
Victims’ Reparation: What Lessons Can We Take From the International Criminal Court?
As the ICC enters its second decade, let us learn the lessons that can become pillars in the expansion of international justice.
Op-Ed: “American Meat” Protest a Missed Opportunity for Dialogue
We know that reforming our food system requires forging alliances across groups.