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A picture of the first edition of The Daily's crosswords on the left and a statement on the right. The statement reads, "In an effort to relieve CLASSROOM BOREDOM and add zest to your UNIVERSITY EXPERIENCE, The Daily will be running the New York Times crossword puzzle every day. This will have no impact on your SEX LIFE but we hope you will enjoy it."

Word-Nerd Nation: The surprising history of The Daily’s crossword

Sam Waddoups
  •  
Feb. 23, 2023
Culture
A screenshot of an article within the "sexx" column from The Stanford Daily Archives. The headline reads "Gumby Penis: Where's pony pal pokey?"

Need ‘sexx’ advice? The unexpected legacy of The Daily’s Roxy Sass

Lydia Wei
  •  
Feb. 23, 2023
Culture
The Stanford Daily logo and text that says "Arts and Life through the years" is displayed over old article clips from The Daily.

Reviewing Daily reviews: What’s in a critique?

Greta Reich
  •  
Feb. 23, 2023
Culture
A half eaten ube donut from CoHo sits against a lavender background next to the words "A CoHo retrospective."

What’s in a CoHo ube donut? Inside the Coffee House’s 55-year history

Sofia Gonzalez-Rodriguez
  •  
Feb. 23, 2023
Music
A chalk board-esque drawing of Bing Concert Hall is against a black background.

Stanford Live: Birth and growth through Daily archives

Linda Liu
  •  
Feb. 23, 2023
Screen
Avi Gupta on Jeopardy

What is a comeback? Avi Gupta ’23 pulls off thrilling ‘Jeopardy!’ win

Sam Waddoups
  •  
Feb. 22, 2023
Screen
A rearview perspective of a couple on a couch with a cartoon heart in between them and the text "Notting Hill" above.

The One: There is nothing like ‘Notting Hill’

Lauren Koong
  •  
Feb. 22, 2023
Culture
Catherine Sarca wearing her favorite blue dress against the Dublin skyline.

Kat’s closet deep dives: The sustainable wardrobe of Catherine Sarca ’24

Kathryn Zheng
  •  
Feb. 22, 2023
Reads
Over a faint backdrop of open books, the text: "lately in LITERATURE with Leyla Yilmaz." "Literature" is stylized in multiple fonts over red, green, and pink rectangles, as in a collage made from magazines.

Lately in literature: ‘Toy Story’ meets social commentary in Dorothy Tse’s ‘Owlish’

Leyla Yilmaz
  •  
Feb. 21, 2023
Music
Bon Iver and Adrianne Lenker are the subjects of Sam Waddoups' first column.

Music that makes you feel: Alone, but comforted

Sam Waddoups
  •  
Feb. 21, 2023
Culture
A woman reluctantly hugging another woman

Katie Dragone ’22 outLINES grief and humor in Theater Lab’s newest production

Greta Reich
  •  
Feb. 21, 2023
Screen
Maddie Weinstein (first from left), director George Csicsery (second from left), student inventor Tahoura Nedaee '25 (second from right) and Jasmina Bojic, Stanford Arts Camera as Witness Program Director and Founder of the international documentary festival UNAFF (last on right)

Secrets of the surface: An inspiring story of passion and tenacity

Mirelys Mendez-Pons
  •  
Feb. 21, 2023
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Lauren Boles in Main Quad.

From child actress to Stanford student: Behind the scenes with Lauren Ariana Boles

Grace Zhou
  •  
Feb. 20, 2023
Music
Lang Lang plays the piano at center stage.

Lang Lang at Bing: A review by a pianist and a non-pianist

Aya Aziz and Peyton Lee
  •  
Feb. 19, 2023
Culture
Student model poses at the end of the runway wearing a colorful vest and skirt with a white button-up and boots.

Stanford FashionX transforms Cantor Art Center with an immersive, elegant night of fashion

Ellen Abraham
  •  
Feb. 19, 2023
Culture
Actors Dylan Moore and Aliyah Lipsky stare into each others' eyes in BLACKstages' "Pipeline."

BLACKstage’s heart-warming ‘Pipeline’ raises awareness of systemic racism

Linda Liu
  •  
Feb. 19, 2023
Screen
a photograph of five people seated at the front of a classroom. behind them is projected a title slide reading, "Art & Krimes by Krimes." there is an audience seated in front of them.

‘Art & Krimes by Krimes’ tells story of art as ingenuity and resistance

Kirsten Mettler
  •  
Feb. 16, 2023
Screen
a graphic with a split screen. the left half is a background of black text on white, with an illustration of a pale person with short brown hair wearing a sweater. on the right, it is a photo of a person with dark brown skin and black hair wearing the same sweater.

The Black love interest: Black casting through racebending

Blyss Cleveland
  •  
Feb. 15, 2023
Reads
a photo of a book with a white cover and dark text that reads, "How to Make an Algorithm in the Microwave" and "Maya Salameh." there is also lineart that resembles a birds-eye view of a city and/or the circulatory system of a leaf

Maya Salameh ’22 on technology, cities and girlhood coming together in poetry 

Ximena Sanchez Martinez
  •  
Feb. 15, 2023
Culture
Five models show off the Denim Couture set against a black and white background.

NYFW: Alice + olivia’s Fall Collection looks to the past and future all at once

Nadia Chung and Celeste Chung
  •  
Feb. 14, 2023
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