Is There a Brain Drain of Stanford Students? “Excellence alone without humanity is worthless.” – Harold Koh The Haas Center, located right off the southeastern rim of Campus Drive, has a respectable motto: choosing action over apathy since 1985. gweiler 10 Mar 2013
Second Thoughts on Palestinian Statehood I stand with Palestine. As an Israeli citizen and committed Zionist, I support Palestinian statehood both because it’s necessary for a [![](/content/images/Screen-Shot-2013-01-12-at-12.04.37-PM-300x258.png "Pro-Palestine Demonstration gweiler 19 Jan 2013
The Future of the Grand Old Party On November 7th, President Barack Obama was handily reelected by a wide margin in the electoral college, and a slim majority in the popular vote. For the Republican Party, his gweiler 4 Dec 2012
Elections Partisanship in the Classroom: Stanford Faculty and the 2012 Elections As the election cycle heats up across the nation, Stanford campus is no exception to the excitement and activism. Already, a number of “get out the vote” initiatives have popped gweiler 6 Oct 2012
Student Politicians Face Campaign Restrictions [](http://stanfordreview.org/article/student-politicians-face-campaign-restrictions/campaign-restrictions-stanford-news/) Although White Plaza is the most prominent free speech zone on campus, even here there are gweiler 11 May 2012
Building Religious Life Out of Diversity of Opinions [](http://stanfordreview.org/article/building-religious-life-out-of-diversity-of-opinions/duane-weiler-credit-lisa-wallace-stanford-review/) This Shabbat dinner organized by the Jewish Students Association is one of many gweiler 4 May 2012
Rove v. Gibbs Stanford in Government and the Stanford Speakers Bureau hosted former chief GOP strategist Karl Rove and former White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs to discuss which party is better suited gweiler 24 Apr 2012
Stanford Research Finds Widening Education Gap in the U.S. A recent study by Stanford Professor Sean Reardon found that the educational achievement gap between students from rich and poor families has widened in the past thirty years. According to gweiler 10 Mar 2012
Low-income Republicans Dissatisfied with Government Efforts [](http://stanfordreview.org/article/low-income-republicans-dissatisfied-with-government-efforts/weiler-1/) Although the complaint of low-income Republicans may seem similar to that of Occupy protesters, Hoover Fellow Michael Boskin gweiler 22 Feb 2012
Primaries Students Gear up for 2012 Campaigns Despite the dramatic state of the Republican primaries, Stanford students’ reactions to the campaigns vary in interest and involvement. However, a number of student organizations on both sides of the gweiler 9 Feb 2012
