Elections Trende On White Voters and Winning Coalitions Many point to the 2012 election as the cataclysmic coalition-shifting event that will forever mark the end of the GOP, lest it transform itself. But Sean Trende has pointed out kylehuwa 8 Nov 2012
Elections Election Legal Battles May Be Unavoidable The New York Times and others are reporting on pre-election and post-election legal battles that could tie up the results of the presidential election for hours, days, or weeks. The kylehuwa 5 Nov 2012
Stanford Football The Art of Selling Out Starbucks popped up on campus this summer, and with it came the obligatory op-ed criticizing Stanford for selling out to a corporate behemoth. In the Daily, Tom Taylor laments [http: kylehuwa 19 Oct 2012
faculty senate An Elegy for IHUM At the final faculty senate meeting last year, several faculty recited a skit in honor of outgoing Chair Rosemary Knight. It also served as an elegy for the IHUM program: kylehuwa 14 Oct 2012
partisan politics From the Capital: There’s a Pot of Gold at the End of K Street *A Stanford student writes on life and politics inside the Beltway. See other posts here. * K-Street used to host many of the largest lobbying firms in the country. (Photo: Alex kylehuwa 11 Oct 2012
education Letting Colleges Fail  Healy Hall at Georgetown University (Wikimedia Commons/Public Domain).Richard Vedder [wrote](http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-09-30/taxpayers-lose-when-colleges-are-too-big-to-fail.html) in a Bloomberg op-ed kylehuwa 10 Oct 2012
Day in Review: October 2, 2012 Must read news of the day from Stanford and beyond. FACES hosts Condoleezza Rice who delivers [http://www.stanforddaily.com/2012/10/02/rice-urges-chinese-political-reform/] a message political reform in China. kylehuwa 2 Oct 2012
Economics Online Education: In Hope of Degree Realignment This is the first in a series of posts that will focus on the so-called “online education revolution”: the rise of free online courses taught by professors at selective universities kylehuwa 20 Sep 2012
partisan politics Should we trust the fact checker? In recent years the “fact check” has risen to obligatory prominence on the pages and screens of news outlets. If a politician says something questionable, then the fact checkers assess kylehuwa 31 Aug 2012
ASSU Julian Castro, Stanford Grad, Keynotes at Democratic Convention The stars have aligned for Stanford graduate Julian Castro. He graduated with a degree in political science in 1996 and subsequently earned a law degree at Harvard before returning to kylehuwa 6 Aug 2012
Stanford University Resonance Captures Local Music Preference A screenshot of the Resonance playlist at Stanford.A team of Stanford students have developed a project that they hope will allow users to explore kylehuwa 19 May 2012
ASSU What happened in the ASSU Executive race? The final results are in…87% of the votes went to ASSU Executive candidates Robbie Zimbroff and William Wagstaff. Only 13% went to Stewart Macgregor-Dennis and Druthi Ghanta. I must kylehuwa 14 Apr 2012
ASSU An Update on the ASSU Horse Race In the midst of some major changes in the Executive race dynamics, it might be good to step back from them and assess the horse race between the two major kylehuwa 13 Apr 2012
ASSU Send in your prediction for the ASSU Executive Race! Now that voting is wrapping up, let’s have a predictions contest à la Stanford grad James Hohmann at the Politico Morning Score [http://www.politico.com/morningscore/]. Email me kylehuwa 13 Apr 2012
ASSU The Student Body Piles On Stewart Macgregor-Dennis, candidate for ASSU Executive, has undergone an onslaught of attacks over the past 24 hours. It started with concerns over ODesk expenditures [http://www.stanforddaily.com/2012/04/ kylehuwa 11 Apr 2012
ASSU Response to Recent Criticisms of Stewart Macgregor-Dennis After observing the ASSU elections for the past couple of days, I think it’s worth commenting on a recent issue involving Stewart Macgregor-Dennis. A decently coordinated campaign was launched kylehuwa 11 Apr 2012
ASSU ASSU Executive Debate Wrap-up The ASSU Executive Debate occurred this evening, featuring the three remaining slates: Macgregor-Dennis/Druthi, Zimbroff/Wagstaff, and Koning/Ameli, the joke Chappie slate. Just a few notable points: – much of kylehuwa 9 Apr 2012
ASSU ASSU Executive Websites Are Live Both executive slates have recently launched their websites. Standards were high this year after the Stanford 2.0 slate rolled out their sleek design last year. Stewart Macgregor-Dennis and Druthi kylehuwa 9 Apr 2012
