As the ASSU Undergraduate Senate prepares to discuss for the third straight week a bill put forward by Students for Palestinian Equal Rights (SPER) supporting selective divestment from Israel, SPER and the Stanford Israel Alliance (SIA) have both received outside statements of support from prominent individuals, including Nobel Prize winners and congressmen.
As Homecoming Weekend begins, we took a look through our archives to find the top headlines from the last six decades.
Kathleen Chaykowski ’13, current editor in chief of The Stanford Daily, has been awarded the 2012 Daniel Pearl Memorial Journalism Internship, which funds an internship in a foreign bureau of The Wall Street Journal.
Alexandra Wexler M.A. ’11 has been awarded the 2011 Daniel Pearl memorial journalism internship, which funds a summer internship in a foreign bureau of The Wall Street Journal.
CNN anchor Wolf Blitzer and CNN senior producer David Bohrman ‘76 spoke to Stanford students and community members in the fifth annual Daniel Pearl Memorial Lecture in Dinkelspiel Auditorium on Sunday night. Entitled “The War on Terror: From the Headlines to the Back Pages,” the talk focused on the progression in America’s focus from terrorism to the Iraq war to the economy over the past 10 years.
Zodda and McDevitt will have the complicated task of singing the soprano and alto parts while simultaneously “playing” the iPhones that take up the customary organ and bass parts.
Devin Banerjee ’11, former editor in chief of The Stanford Daily, has been named the 2010 Daniel Pearl Memorial Journalism intern.