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John Green sits comfortably, holding a microphone, as he addresses an audience.

John Green talks ‘Turtles,’ YouTube and turning away from YA

Anjali Ragupathi
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April 23
Screen
An Earth holding DVDs with text reading Earth Approved.

The Daily’s Terra-ific watches for Earth Day

Emma Kexin Wang, Dan Kubota, Olena Bogdan, Cameron Duran, Adam Golomb and Grace Zhou
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April 23
Music
A head to shoulder sculpture of Taylor Swift looks out at the viewer on the cover of a vinyl for TTPD with lyrics from the album floating above.

Elegies to lost love: ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ is one of Taylor Swift’s best releases

Estefany Mendoza Rodriguez
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April 22
Culture
A student stands in front of a brown wall at On Call Cafe. The wall displays a series of 20 panels with pen-and-ink illustrations of a brightly-colored anthropomorphic orange, drawn in a storybook style. The words "More than enough for an orange: a story by Arbitrary Ink" is displayed above the drawings.

‘Orange’ you glad for campus art?

Miriam Awan
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April 19
Music
A group of musicians stand in a semi-circle on the stage of Bing Concert Hall with musical instruments from a variety of different cultures. The stage is lit with bright pink and violet lighting.

‘Sirocco’ earns standing ovation with lively cross-cultural music

Eric Wang
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April 18
Music
The Modulin is displayed in front of a sign reading "SoundBox" in white light-up letters.

Outside the ‘SoundBox’: Student-created instrument features at SF Symphony

Kelly Wang
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April 16
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In her novel "Ripe," Sarah Rose Etter captures the toxicity of the technocratic Bay Area culture through masterful world building and satire. (Graphic: DA-HEE KIM/The Stanford Daily)

Stanford TBR: ‘Ripe’ delivers a visceral Silicon Valley satire

Cate Burtner
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April 16
Culture
Students sit around tables with signs at Old Union.

Students spring into ‘rush’

Adam Golomb
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April 15
Screen
Scene from the flicks screening of Saltburn with drawings of milk jug, toilet paper and water squirts added.

Milk, mayhem and murder: FLiCKS returns with ‘sensational’ ‘Saltburn’ screening

Cameron Duran
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April 15
Music
The Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra performs on the stage in Bing Concert Hall.

Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra reconstructs the classics

Eric Wang
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April 15
Culture
A large painting of a pink button-up shirt and tie with "Security by Julia" and a nametag attached to the shirt. The words "Day Jobs" is written across the bottom of the canvas.

Cardinal Canvas: ‘Day Jobs’ pays working artists their dues

Adam Golomb
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April 12
Music
Stanford Medicine Orchestra performing in Bing Concert Hall.

‘Medicine & the Muse’ breathes life into Bing

Grace Zhao
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April 12
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Man in a monkey mask against a back background. Title reads 'Monkey Man,'

Dev Patel’s ‘Monkey Man’ packs a refreshing punch

Emma Kexin Wang
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April 10
Reads
A graphic depicting globe spinning on top of an open book and a person lays staring into the book.

World of Words: ‘Breath, Eyes, Memory’ is a reckoning

Breanna Burke
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April 10
Music
Six of Spades band member perform on a stage in front of Terman Fountain and a crowd of students.

Battle of the Bands springs electrifying performances

Srithanya Satish
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April 10
Screen
A pink outline of a girl with symbols representing girlhood around the outline.

‘Good’ Girlhood: Down but not out in the ‘Slums of Beverly Hills’

Blyss Cleveland
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April 8
Culture
Photo of a poster about a fluxus 'festival'

‘This is Not Here’ exhibits the trickster archives of Fluxus

Alexandra Blum
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April 8
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Julio Torres in the film Problemista, playing the role of aspiring toy designer Alejandro. Torres is wearing a blue collared shirt and is staring blankly ahead, and the film's title is displayed around him in colorful letters.

‘Problemista’ weaves witty realism and sparkling fantasy

Cameron Duran
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April 4
Reads
Drawing of colorful books on a shelf with their sleeve towards the audience, the sleeves have "TBR" written on them and the writing on the background reads "Stanford To Be Read"

Stanford TBR: Yaa Gyasi’s ‘Transcendent Kingdom’ reads like a gift

Cate Burtner
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April 2
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Various Studio Ghibli characters, yellow background, text reading "Ghib it a try: When Marnie Was There"

Ghib it a Try: Memories and redemption in “When Marnie was There” 

Emma Kexin Wang
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March 31
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