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Half-Invented: Let this be the end. Let all be forgiven.

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Given how political the conversation has become in the last couple years, it’s easy for those disconnected from the LGBT community to drown in the stats and figures and forget…

From Farm to Fork: Who should feed the hungry?

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If we view access to food as a fundamental right, we cannot continue to use civil society as a crutch for its provision. …

The Young Adult Section: Micro, macro

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But that's a broader ideal, one that we keep pushing to the side for more instant gratification. …

Editorial: The precarious relationship between Stanford and Silicon Valley

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In short, one is not hard pressed to find ways in which Stanford’s close link to Silicon Valley may negatively affect the academic environment. …

Op-Ed: Protecting women’s rights in the ARP

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It is our hope that students and administrators will recognize that the rights of these two groups are interdependent, and that the preponderance of the evidence standard is harmful to…

Existential Fortune Cookies: Getting around

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The Stanford campus is made for pedestrians, first and foremost. Many streets that were passable when I was a freshman no longer are, and the campus is becoming more restricted…

Marks My Words: First names first

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How often do you use your friends’ first names? Now that you think about it, is it really that often? You only have to use their name if you want…

Editorial: Organ donation, legal fictions and Facebook timelines

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One of Facebook’s aims in adding organ donation to the timeline feature is to start a robust conversation about the importance of registering to be a donor. We wholeheartedly agree,…