Opinion The Spirit of the Amateur On May 6th, 1954, the late runner Roger Bannister performed a feat that many world experts believed was impossible. Gliding around the track at a breakneck speed, Bannister crossed the Thomas Adamo 17 Nov 2023
Opinion Decline Without Fall: Tolkien and the Long Defeat Imagine a man born in Rome in 366 AD, a full 110 years before the fall of the Western Roman Empire. He would have matured, married, and died, never knowing Thomas Adamo 31 May 2023
Satire The Review Steals Books Note: The Review does not condone larceny. Identities of those involved in the Great Green Library Book Heist have been censored for their own protection. Read with caution. Picture this: Thomas Adamo 10 May 2023
Opinion What Your Stanford Ride Says About You! Are you a freshman with a burgeoning desire to express your individuality? Are you looking to reinvent yourself in a meaningful capacity? Has Buzzfeed News shutting down meant that you Thomas Adamo, Diego Garcia-Camargo 2 May 2023
Opinion Escaping the Political at Stanford On Monday morning, President Marc Tessier-Lavigne sent out a lengthy email, titled “What binds us together.” It highlighted the importance of free speech at Stanford and across higher education in Thomas Adamo 4 Apr 2023
Opinion Stanford's Dark Hand in Twitter Censorship Last December, Elon Musk, with the help of Matt Taibbi, Lee Fang and several other journalists, began releasing a series of internal documents from Twitter’s operations during the 2020 Thomas Adamo, Josiah Joner 24 Mar 2023
news Fire Tirien Steinbach Perhaps the only thing uglier than the Stanford Law School building is the events that took place there on Thursday. The Stanford Federalist Society’s event with Kyle Duncan, a Multiple authors 11 Mar 2023
Opinion Stanford Has an Integrity Problem This quarter, Stanford University once again found itself in an embarrassing position. It would seem at first glance that Marc Tessier-Lavgine did not uphold Stanford’s honor code… he came Thomas Adamo 1 Mar 2023
Opinion We Need Better Skyscrapers One of my earliest memories of the United States involves its skyscrapers. When I was about 8, I visited my grandad who lived in New York at the time. One Thomas Adamo 21 Feb 2023
Opinion CheatGPT: New Hurdles for Academic Integrity It’s no secret that Stanford students are some of the smartest and most driven individuals in the world. But it seems that some of these high-achieving students are taking Thomas Adamo 25 Jan 2023
In Defense of the Gym Bro If anyone reading this article has had the pleasure of going regularly to their local gym, they've witnessed the "gym bro." Everyone knows the type — amped-up dudes in a string Thomas Adamo 12 Dec 2022
