Opinion

Let’s Give Parents a Break

by Nadiv Rahman

Nadiv Rahman explores the ideas presented by Professor Terry Castle in the Chronicle, regarding “helicopter parents.”

Ron Paul and the Libertarian Movement

by Elle Stuart

Whether you decide to join Stanford Libertarians, vote for Ron Paul, or just think that he is a bit crazy, there is no doubt that Ron Paul has changed the political dialogue both nationally and on college campuses across America.

Is Stanford Detracting From its Sole Purpose?

by Editorial Board

Is the New Yorker right to criticize Stanford’s entrepreneurial spirit.

An Admit’s view of Admit Weekend

by Nadiv Rahman

Letter to the editor: an admit’s view of Stanford during Admit Weekend.

Stanford Should Take a More Decisive Stance on Critical Student Health Resources

by Editorial Board

Actively promoting health resources is by all means a noble pursuit for academic institutions, particularly residential ones, and it undoubtedly improves student access to quality health resources on campus. However, garnering a reputation for the “healthy” campus with the “healthiest” student body brings with it unintended consequences.

ASSU Elections Recap

by Nadiv Rahman

Anton Zietsman’s summary of the ASSU elections.

Peter “Sax Man” Lindener Weighs in on Occupy

by Matthew Tappert

Mat Tappert discusses Occupy with White Plaza’s “Sax man,” Peter Lindener.

Impeding Justice With Our Impulse to Involve Race

by Vasant Ramachandran

Vasant Ramachandran asks if we’re too quick to play the race card.

A Warning to My Fellow Residents of West Egg

by Anthony Mainero

Anthony Mainero explores the true distinction between Stanford and the Ivy mentality.

A Case for Limited Police Activity

by Matthew Tappert

Mat Tappert’s views on the Stanford Police’s priorities.