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The GAO Report: Gratitude for Stanford
By Shelley GaoLast Friday, Mar. 26 at 3 p.m., 7.2 percent of 32,022 students - or 2,300 applicants - were offered admission to Stanford for the Class of 2014. This number included…
Unfashionable Nonsense: “Mutually Reinforcing Hypocrisy”
By Emily HulmeTwo “interesting” things happened to me over break.…
Sense and Nonsense: “Reflection During Finals”
By Aysha BagchiI generally enjoy being a student, but finals time is a consistent exception. The last week or so of the quarter means a lot of pressure, not nearly enough time,…
“Watch Your Language, Young Lady!” Part II
By Yanran LuSo I am a woman talking about sex. To be specific, I am an Asian woman, a species that has been sexualized because of our “submission,” talking about sex. I…
Insomnia Week
By Jack CacklerUp to this point, my columns have hopefully been educational and entertaining, but perhaps not immediately applicable to most of your everyday lives. And while I would be thrilled if…
Can Mexican food be better than sex?
By Nikola MilanovicGiven that it is now officially Dead Week, and most people reading this newspaper are struggling frantically to reconcile the demands of their classes with their procrastination, some light reading…
Editorial: Bunning, GOP appeal to outdated ideals
By Editorial BoardThe problem is not that the unemployed do not have incentive to work. The problem is that the American economy has failed to sustain the number of workers seeking employment…
Editorial: Avoid living life as a “resume-padder”
By Editorial BoardThere is a distinct difference, if only on a spiritual level, between those who commit themselves out of passion and those who are simply trying to bolster their own image…
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