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Stanford University To Lay Off Staff, Cut $140 Million From Its Budget
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Stanford University To Lay Off Staff, Cut $140 Million From Its Budget

50% Left coverage: 8 sources
Stanford University leaders announced this week that the university would be laying off employees and cutting $140 million from it budget for the upcoming year.See the Story
[Opinion] Overcoming the ‘One Inch Tall Barrier of Subtitles’ with Akira Kurosawa
Opinion · Japan

[Opinion] Overcoming the ‘One Inch Tall Barrier of Subtitles’ with Akira Kurosawa

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Editor’s Note: This article is a review and includes subjective thoughts, opinions and critiques. This review contains spoilers. Some of modern Hollywood’s most popular tropes originate across an ocean. Picture this: A group of idiosyncratic heroes is recruited to serve a noble cause. Their leader, the protagonist of the film, convinces reluctant characters to join his team. Despite their differences, the team learns to work together over the co…See the Story
Edible Ethos: Six power foods
California, United States · California

Edible Ethos: Six power foods

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In Edible Ethos, Chetanya Pandey ’27 dives into the wild world of eating with a pinch of humor, a dash of honesty and a whole lot of love for plants. From simple switches to kitchen wizardry, this column explores how making small, conscious food choices can help save the planet… and your taste buds. Think of this as your guide to eating better, feeling better and saving the world, all while keeping it casual (and delicious). When you think of pr…Read Article

Student Visa Applicants Required to Make Social Media Accounts Public

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SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) -- On Wednesday, the State Department announced new student visa applicants will be required to unlock their social media accounts for government review. This comes after the department paused scheduling of new interviews for student visa applications in late May and while applicants have been waiting for this moment, they can now expect the U.S. government to take a look into their personal online accounts. “You’re always…Donald Trump · United StatesSee the Story

Meet Merry Seng Maran: Stanford’s 'first Kachin-Burmese American’ graduate

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“I’ll be the first Kachin-Burmese American to graduate from Stanford,” Merry (M) Seng Maran ’25 M.A. ’25 said. “This moment is historic, not only for me but also for my community.” Seng Maran graduated with a major in political science and a masters degree in sociology. She has questioned identity and the idea of home for all of her life. “I’m used to being the first Kachin-Burmese student in almost every setting that I go to,” she said.  “One: …Stanford · CaliforniaRead Article

Katie Ledecky gives Stanford commencement keynote address, tells 2012 Olympic story

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Katie Ledecky graduated from Stanford in 2020 with a major in psychology and a minor in political science.Stanford · StanfordSee the Story

Lessons From Dads: Readers Share Stories of the Men Who Influenced Them

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A few weeks ago, I asked readers to write in and share what they learned from their fathers, or father figures.NHLSee the Story

The Stanford Daily Magazine: All the Rage

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‘It's not a mark of death’: A glance into the lives of conservative students at Stanford

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Five years after the Stanford College Republicans (SCR) hosted conservative political commentator Ben Shapiro for a campus-wide event, the organization’s former treasurer Walker Stewart ’24 still remembers the “huge lines out the door and protesters everywhere outside.” “You had an auditorium packed to the brim with people,” Stewart said. “You had people ripping down the flyers, posting in the dorm GroupMe or on Instagram, ‘This is so terrible.’…Ben Shapiro · CaliforniaRead Article

More than an award: Brazilian students celebrate the country’s first Oscars

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Brazilian crowds cheered as the film “I’m Still Here” won Best International Film at the 97th Academy Awards on March 2. Directed by Walter Salles, “I’m Still Here” made history after becoming the first Brazilian produced film to win an Academy Award. The celebration went beyond just Brazil or even South America, however. Here at Stanford, Brazilian international students and professors specializing in Latin American history commemorated the vic…The Oscars · CaliforniaRead Article

Stanford’s Democratic Duty to Combat the MAGA Rage

67% Right coverage: 3 sources
I remember President Donald Trump’s first inauguration like it was yesterday. A freshman in high school, I sat in chemistry class as we watched a livestream of it unfolding. I neither understood what was happening at the time, nor did I take Trump seriously. When I look back on the year prior, during which I laughed at Trump memes, I was ashamed at how much I regurgitated Trump talking points. I have hindsight and more life experiences under my …Donald TrumpSee the Story

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