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Cardona’s First Initiatives

Cardona’s First Initiatives

New administration working on diversity, wellness.

Stanford’s Take on Kagan

Stanford’s Take on Kagan

Campus reactions to the new nominee to the Supreme Court.

New Senate Convenes

New Senate Convenes

After delays, 12th Senate completes transition, elects leadership.

Response to Ariz. Immigration Bill

Response to Ariz. Immigration Bill

New law has sparked strong reactions on campus.

News

Summer Brings Long-Awaited Residential Renovations

Summer Brings Long-Awaited Residential Renovations

Storey, Bob, and La Casa Italiana will receive new energy and water efficient appliances, upgraded fire alarms and sprinklers, and new paint and floors.

Opinion

For the Democratic Nomination for Senate: Mickey Kaus

Kaus’s independence and new take on Democratic politics would serve California better than Barbara Boxer.

Features

The Struggles and Successes of a Disappeared Stanford Review

The Struggles and Successes of a Disappeared Stanford Review

One of many conservative college papers appearing across the country in the early 1980s, the first Review aimed to balance political discourse at Stanford.

World

Iran Takes Aim At…Stanford?

Iran Takes Aim At…Stanford?

Being placed on the Iranian regime’s enemies list… might even indicate Stanford’s prestige and influence when it comes to the study of U.S. relations with Iran.

Recent articles

Why the California Elections Matter

By Catherine Lowell — June 4, 2010 — Features

Races will impact the state’s jobs, marijuana, environmental and illegal immigration policies, with effects felt by Stanford and its students.

Editor’s Note: A Needed Part of the Campus Discussion

By Tim Ford — June 4, 2010 — Opinion

The Stanford Review makes necessary contributions to dialogue at Stanford, and will continue to do so next year.

Smoke Signals Issue 10

By Staff — June 4, 2010 — Opinion

SIDEWAYS: Graduation. With another year wrapping up on the Farm, another class sets out to leave the Stanford bubble.  It’s time to get a job and put what we learned to use!

DOWN: Rejuvenation Day. Just in time for finals week, the executive spends their time, energy, and limited resources on meditation, yoga, and bringing [...]

Casting Stones

By Connor Raikes — June 4, 2010 — Opinion

Divine command theory is a part of Christian thought, and it is the means through which the worst, most unnatural offenses of Christianity emerge.

119th Commencement Ceremony

By Hilary Stone — June 4, 2010 — Features

As the end of the spring quarter approaches, seniors prepare for Commencement.

Stanford Is Not the United Nations

By Nikola Milanovic — June 4, 2010 — Opinion

Campaign Restore Hope’s proposed divestment bill would have divided students without any effort to improve undergraduate life.

SUES Seeks Student Input

By Hilary Stone — May 21, 2010 — News

As SUES continues its review of general education requirements, the task force gains student opinions about Stanford’s undergraduate programs.

Divestment Proponents Drop Bill

By Percia Safar — May 21, 2010 — News

Campaign Restore Hope agrees to end its push for an Undergraduate Senate bill supporting divestment after pressure from Stanford Israel Alliance.