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More than just the ‘Shrek’ donkey: Remembering Barron Park’s Perry
Perry the donkey, who lived just two miles off campus and was beloved by many Stanford community members, died in early ...
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Little Libraries transforms hospital waiting rooms into book nooks
The Stanford public service program promotes literacy and turns the page on patient anxiety by creating reading corners in ...
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Build the Future works with Stanford and local cities to improve access to affordable childcare
The initiative, partially sponsored by Stanford, has made strides in expanding acknowledgment of affordable childcare in ...
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Nausea: The existential ‘ick’
Ajay Eisenberg explore the "ick," its somatic features and what we can learn from resisting the unkind side of human judgment ...
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Olympic medalist Ana Barbosu, caught in controversy last summer, commits to Stanford
On Wednesday, Romanian gymnastics star Ana Barbosu announced her commitment to Stanford. “Can’t wait to join this amazing family! Go Card,” said Barbosu in an Instagram post, which announces ...
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Chili dogs, tomorrow and other things not to be scared of
What if I told you that I was scared? And what if I told you that I was scared of too many things to name but that I would try my best to name a few? Elevators (though slightly less than usual as ...
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UGS debates algorithmic enrollment system proposal, passes resolution supporting undocumented students
The Undergraduate Senate (UGS) debated a newly-proposed enrollment system called Griffin at its first meeting of the new year. Computer science professor Phil Levis first proposed Griffin in a UGS ...
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Discover Biweekly: Inside the ethereal oasis of Quelle Rox
In her column, “Discover Biweekly,” Helena Getahun-Hawkins ’25 introduces readers to her favorite emerging artists. Behold, a playlist full of this week’s artist’s best songs. I don’t ...
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A sexy take on Shakespeare: Broadway’s ‘Romeo + Juliet’ captures a new audience
The perfect remedy for a cold New York City day is something hot. For an audience of mainly college-aged women in Circle in the Square, a circular theater with audience members all around, that ...
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Stanford Health Care agrees to pay nurses $10 million settlement in class action lawsuit
Stanford Health Care (SHC) agreed to pay $10 million in a class action lawsuit to resolve claims regarding the system’s failure to provide California nurses with meal breaks and pay meal period ...
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What makes a good DJ?: Looking beyond the board
So obviously if you’re someone who goes to parties here — especially the fraternity kind — you’ve seen a DJ. Have you ever stopped to notice what they actually do? I mean, sure, they load ...
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Police continue investigating attempted break-in at SLAC
Police continue to investigate a man arrested Sunday night on multiple charges for an attempted break-in at the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory in Menlo Park. Around 8:30 p.m. on Sunday ...