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Stu's Views: The Insanity of the U.S. News Rankings
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Stu's Views: It's not about the medals - Three points on the Olympics
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Stu's Views: America and China at the Olympics
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Stu's Views: Defending the Blue Dogs
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The Netroots, or whatever it is they call themselves these days, have latched upon the ludicrous idea of expelling Blue Dog Democrats from the Democratic Party.
Stu's Views: Obama's World
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Stu's Views: Assessing the Veepstakes
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Stu's Views: The Other Flip-Flop Drops
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Stu's Views: The Dark Knight Will be the Greatest Film of All Time
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It is now July and we are fully bogged down in the doldrums of summer.
Stu's Views: A Disappointing Campaign
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Stu's Views: The moralizing of career choice
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Notes on Washington
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Next week, Stu’s Views is going to close the year with a big bang, but this week I am going to talk about my work in the field this quarter — experiencing D.C.
A look at Stanford admissions
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Pearls of wisdom
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OK, fine, I’ll admit it.
Stu's Views: Hillary and Obama on campus
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Stu's Views: Admit Weekend is insane
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The illegitimacy of caucuses
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The Olympics are insane
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This column is the second in my occasional “Insane” series.
Stu's Views: The endgame
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They need to pick each other
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The race for the Democratic presidential nomination continues unabated.
Stu's Views: Time to leave?
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Stu's Views: Pick me for vice president!
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So many names are being tossed about that it’s hard to keep track of who is even a serious V.P.
Stu's Views: Obama fatigue
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John McCain has a problem
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This weekend’s caucuses featured the media’s usual fawning over Obama.
John McCain has a problem
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This weekend’s caucuses featured the media’s usual fawning over Obama.
Stu's Views: Hillary Clinton for president
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Deciding between Senator Hillary Clinton and Senator Barack Obama for the Democratic presidential nomination hinges not on their policy differences.
Stu's Views: A strategy to win
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Stu's Views: The cage match
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Stu's Views: The United States: A modern-day Batman
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Stu's Views: The GOP gets desperate...really desperate
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Stu's Views: If Obama wins Iowa, will the dominos fall?
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Stu's Views: Some of Ron Paul's supporters are also insane
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Stu's Views: Ron Paul is insane
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Tool-proof your profile
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Stu's Views: Obama's last chance
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Stu's Views: I hate the netroots
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Stu's Views: Why doesn't anyone normal run for president?
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PostSecret Exposed: Postmaster of secrets spills his own
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Book Review: "Lifetime of Secrets"
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Stu's Views: Al Gore, really? You sure?
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Stu's Views: Hillary's problem with the 'B-word'
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For all the talk of Barack Obama’s race and his battle against Hillary Clinton for the crucial African-American vote, there’s been remarkably little talk of Clinton’s gender. This is surprising, because her gender might be a much greater problem in the general election than Obama’s race.
Op-Ed: Protecting the brand
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Stanford takes fourth in rankings
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Stanford remained fourth in U.S. News & World Report's 2008 ranking — part of the annual “America’s Best Colleges” issue — trailing only perennial list-toppers Princeton, Harvard and Yale.
Stanford Myths Debunked
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Police Blotter
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Stanford takes fourth in national rankings
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Stanford remained fourth in US News & World Report's 2008 college rankings, part of the annual “America’s Best Colleges” issue, trailing only perennial list-toppers Princeton, Harvard and Yale.
Profs. extend hand to North Korea
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Two Stanford professors and a visiting scholar were part of a group of specialists that visited North Korea last week, just ahead of the upcoming six-party talks regarding the country’s nuclear program.
Police Blotter
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This report covers a selection of crimes from July 25 to Aug. 5, as recorded in the Stanford Police Department Public Bulletin.
Bourne again...one last time?
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Police Blotter
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This report covers a selection of crimes from July 17 to July 24, as recorded in the Stanford Police Department Public Bulletin.
Police Blotter
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This report covers a selection of crimes from July 9 to July 16, as recorded in the Stanford Police Department Public Bulletin.
Abizaid returns to Farm from D.C.
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If Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice returns to Stanford in 2009, she will not be the only national figure back on the Farm. Retired Army Gen. John P. Abizaid, former commander of the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), is returning to the Hoover Institution as its first Annenberg Distinguished Visiting Fellow.
Police Blotter
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This report covers a selection of crimes from July 1 to July 9, as recorded in the Stanford Police Department Public Bulletin.
Reflections on McEwan's beach
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The Liveliest of Arts
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Ending a volume on famous endings
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The school year is drawing to a close.
Björk’s ‘Volta’ . . . Not a Jolt-a
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Björk is not for everyone.
The liveliest of arts
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Can’t afford a movie ticket? Intermission takes you to the trailer park
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This vension is worth huntin’
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I’ll admit it.
New mix on the Bloc
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Bloc Party is one of the few bands that has released a strong debut CD, albeit a little bland and uniform, that was topped by a subsequent remix album.
Dorkalicious movies: Dig in nerds!
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The history of dorkalicious movies is as long as the history of the usage of “dorkalicious’ (i.e., deliciously dorky — the word seems to belong, of all things, to “The OC”) is short.
Playlist: Happy Birthday to Me
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Op-Ed: Feinstein for Senate
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A liberal's defense of Joe Lieberman
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Possibly the biggest piece of political news this summer was the narrow defeat of three-term incumbent Joe Lieberman in the Connecticut Democratic primary for the Senate by the little-known and completely inexperienced (although very wealthy) Ned Lamont.