This is an accident seven years going.
It’s been that many years since I was sitting in my high school counselor’s office, trying to figure out my freshman-year schedule. World Geography and Journalism 1 were the only options I had left to fill my random fourth-period slot.
“Geography? I did that all of middle school. I won [...]
Editor’s Welcome
CoHo returns with “soft opening”
Fliers announced it, students knew it and the crowds gathering once again on the first floor of Tresidder Union showed it: After less than a year’s absence, “The CoHo is back.”
Rather than the grand affair many might have expected, though — especially for a Stanford hotspot that closed to a wave of student protest — [...]
Editor’s Welcome: The most “Stanford” time of year
Summer at Stanford is strange. Compared to the regular school year, not much has changed: Many of us are in dorms, frequenting certain buildings, hanging out with the same friends and facing up to some form of work — research, an internship, camp counseling or something entirely different.
But at the same time, summer at Stanford [...]
Crowds welcome back women’s bball team
It wasn’t the triumphant welcome that Stanford fans were expecting less than 24 hours before, but a reception and rally for the Cardinal women’s basketball team drew a crowd of over 100 fans yesterday afternoon at Maples Pavilion.
“While I know our team is disappointed in not bringing back the national championship trophy,” said assistant coach [...]

