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A graphic of a person holding a camera pointed at the viewer.

How About Now: ‘Rebel Without a Cause’ preemptively rebels against teen-comedies

Mason Barrett
  •  
Nov. 18
Music
a digital drawing of a cassette tape

Made a mixtape, hope you like it: Fiona Apple

Amanda Altarejos
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Nov. 17
Music
A graphic of Stanford's Frost Amphitheater and Berkeley's Greek Theater

Reviewing the (musical) roster: Stanford versus Cal’s live music venues

Charlotte Burks
  •  
Nov. 17
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Three characters from film/TV are displayed: Peter Kavinsky, Gabriella Montez, and Cristina Yang

Do the most memorable cinematic characters attend Stanford or Cal?

Michaela Herbst
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Nov. 15
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Alan Lightman and moderators sit together on stage in front of audience.

Author Alan Lightman shares what it mean to have a transcendental experience

Dan Kubota
  •  
Nov. 14
Reads
Animated colored shapes of people sit in a circle reading books.

9 book clubs for all those looking for a reading community

Zara Fite
  •  
Nov. 13
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A book is held open on a desk with the words "Rage on the Page" written across the pages.

Rage on the Page: Putting scandal on trial in ‘The Lost Honor of Katharina Blum’

Melisa Ezgi Guleryuz
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Nov. 13
Culture
The Stanford a cappella group performs in various languages, traveling and teaching as a family. (Graphic: CHARLOTTE BURKS/The Stanford Daily)

Hearts for the Arts: Talisman brings song across the globe

Charlotte Burks
  •  
Nov. 12
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cut outs from newspapers form a human silhouette behind the title of the column "Brutal Monsters"

‘Sad girl poetry’ and the gendered political madness of 2024

Cate Burtner
  •  
Nov. 12
Music
A birds eye view of The San Francisco Symphony sitting at their respective music stands on a large stage

Stanford Orchestra alumni review the SF Symphony

Peyton Lee
  •  
Nov. 12
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A girl stares up at the camera with the text 'Anora' over her face

‘Anora’ mostly avoids tired tropes about sex work 

Blyss Cleveland
  •  
Nov. 11
Culture
Graphic of a Stanford tree working on a laptop.

Chronically Online: Student influencers grapple with fame on the Farm

Chloe Shannon Wong
  •  
Nov. 10
Music
A vinyl with the title of column, "Pulse," and a drawing of two women about to kiss on it

Pulse: Dreamer Isioma imagines ideal worlds in ‘Princess Forever’

Madisyn Cunningham
  •  
Nov. 10
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Rucy Cui and D.M. Spratley sit side by side on stage, speaking into microphones.

Second Stegner Fellow reading explores poignancy and joy

Shayla Fitzsimmons-Call
  •  
Nov. 10
Culture
The "Nocturne in Blue and Silver, Chelsea" painting, showing a city in the background, a sea in most of the foreground and a tiny fisherman in the very front.

Looking and Feeling: Moonlight on the River Thames brings tranquility

Weili Jin
  •  
Nov. 10
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"Talk Horror To Me" is written in bloody letters on a wall.

Talk Horror to Me: Meet ‘Abigail,’ the first pirouetting vampire

Emma Kexin Wang
  •  
Nov. 7
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Ecy King poses with a copy of her CS 106A-themed graphic novel, "Bit By Bit."

In ‘Bit by Bit,’ alumna Ecy King sketches CS 106 in comics

Catherine Wu
  •  
Nov. 7
Music
Album cover with a photo of artist Anycia and a record sliding out reading "Discover Biweekly" against a soft yellow background.

Discover Biweekly: Anycia

Helena Getahun-Hawkins
  •  
Nov. 7
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Vice President Kamala Harris joined Maya Rudolph for a Saturday Night Live skit to joke about Trump’s inability to open doors and discuss the upcoming presidential election. (Graphic: DA-HEE KIM/The Stanford Daily)

Vice President Kamala Harris makes iconic SNL appearance

Michaela Herbst
  •  
Nov. 6
Culture
Graphic of Michelangelo's "Creation of Adam" with an edit of handing over paint

Hearts for the Arts: Side by Side brings 20th century songs back to Bay Area nursing homes

Charlotte Burks
  •  
Nov. 6
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