Editor’s Note: A Needed Part of the Campus Discussion In my editor’s note opening the volume, I discussed the different iterations in the Review’s history. Past volumes antagonized groups to bring concerns to the Stanford community, and tford 4 Jun 2010
Military Recruitment to Affect SCOTUS Pick? Kagan "lamented" that military recruiters were at Harvard while Dean of the Law School tford 2 May 2010
Boomsday (or, Our Entitlement Bills Go Mainstream) I never get to read as much as I like during the quarter, but over spring break I started reading WFB son and satirist Christopher Buckley [http://en.wikipedia.org/ tford 28 Apr 2010
Why is the ASSU Dysfunctional? Students You’ve heard the same complaints about the ASSU before. Yet year after year, elections showcase promises for “reform,” but the same kinds of people seem to get elected over tford 23 Apr 2010
Talking while Biking From creating 12,000 spaces for bike parking to constructing traffic circles in the center of campus, Stanford takes bicycling seriously. As a result, the Stanford community stands to be tford 5 Mar 2010
The Stanford Review Constitutional Council Removes Senator [](http://blog.stanfordreview.org/content/images/2010/02/Limon.jpg)In its first case in 3 years, the Constitutional tford 20 Feb 2010
French House for Hutchison! The next installment of my series of images from around campus, a favorite of mine: [http://blog.stanfordreview.org/content/images/2010/02/IMG_12191.jpg] Now, we all know tford 3 Feb 2010
Is Pro-Life Religion-Neutral? In a handful of posts this week, I’m going to present a few photos of images across campus and tie them to campus or political discourse. Look out for tford 1 Feb 2010
Response Bias and Gay Politics in California, or I Can’t Believe I’m Using Something I Learned in POLISCI 2 Although Princeton's Dan Hopkins shows the gap between polls and election results is narrowing, an effect clearly existed tford 26 Jan 2010
Stanford More Worried about Dem Health Reform than Massachusetts If Vicki Kennedy (left) can deride Texans for coming to support Republican Scott Brown, she should do tford 17 Jan 2010
Editor’s Note: Stanford’s Investigative News Powerhouse Since its founding in 1987, The Stanford Review has had a number of iterations: some volumes gained such notoriety that led to mass burnings of Review newspapers and distribution racks tford 8 Jan 2010
healthcare Whole Foods Republicans! See Your Republican Here (AP Photo/Harry Cabluck)As a Republican, I’ve been feeling kind tford 14 Dec 2009
The ASSU’s Credibility Crisis The last few weeks have not been good for the ASSU’s image. First, the Review uncovered that former ASSU executives Hershey Avula and Mondaire Jones spent $13,000 of tford 3 Dec 2009
Stanford Alums Criticize Obama’s Jarrett Was there a time when Stanford students were more conservative than they are now? In its September/October issue, [http://www.stanfordalumni.org/news/magazine/2009/novdec/]*Stanford Magazine [http: tford 16 Nov 2009
Conversation: Corrigan and Sprague Talk Executive Spending On November 6, The Stanford Review [https://stanfordreview.org/] published “Execs Spent $13,000 on Food, Gas [https://stanfordreview.org/article/former-execs-spent-13000-on-food-and-gas]” by Tom Corrigan ’11, revealing that former ASSU tford 11 Nov 2009
Non-Fat Latté? That’ll Take Six Months. I was really impressed last spring when a freshman suggested a coffee meeting at—of all places—Moonbeans. “Finally!” I thought to myself, “This year’s freshmen have taste!” I tford 5 Nov 2009
Don’t Forget! Even in Odd-Numbered Years, Tomorrow Is Election Day! Have you been paying attention to off-year elections? Even in 2009, there are a number of important races with possible national repercussions. Make sure to take a break tomorrow and tford 2 Nov 2009
Interesting Choice of Title “Mausoleum Party Revived [https://stanfordreview.org/article/mausoleum-party-revived],” The Stanford Review, October 23, 2009 “Mausoleum Party Revived [http://www.stanforddaily.com/cgi-bin/?p=1035207],” The Stanford Daily, November 2, 2009 tford 2 Nov 2009
