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“We definitely haven’t seen the end of the AI story — it’s just the beginning,” said Fei Fei Li, Co-Director of Stanford’s of the Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence Institute (HAI). “We need to invest in the people. Diversity and inclusion is a way to ensure that we maximize human representation during these times.” (Photo: ANUPRIYA DWIVEDI/The Stanford Daily)

Renowned scientists address ethics, ‘twin scientific revolutions’ of AI and CRISPR

Hannah Shelby
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Nov. 21, 2019
Campus Life
“We are trying to use our position as Stanford students to hold these companies accountable for the tech that they build for ICE and border control,” said a representative from SLAP about their Tuesday rally. (Photo: EVAN PENG/The Stanford Daily)

Students join nationwide ‘day of action’ with protest against University involvement with Palantir

Nourya Cohen
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Nov. 21, 2019
Magazine
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The Disappearance of Financial Aid: how Stanford consumes outside scholarships when need-based aid doesn’t fulfill student needs

Sean Lee and Justin Chang
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Nov. 20, 2019
Magazine
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A View of the Farm

Nicholas Midler
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Nov. 20, 2019
Magazine
Habeeb Jimoh '22 works as a coordinator for a Spanish service learning course. (Photo: Evan Peng/The Stanford Daily)

When “work” doesn’t mean homework

Jasmine Kerber
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Nov. 20, 2019
News
“Art and trauma often have a difficult and tumultuous relationship,” said Lauryn Johnson '22, who formed a book club around Chanel Miller's memoir. Johnson organized a collaborative art project, asking members to each draw a unique pair of eyes accompanied by the words, “We See You, We Know Your Name.” Brooke Beyer/The Stanford Daily

‘We See You’: Chanel Miller book club concludes with art, dialogue

Brooke Beyer
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Nov. 20, 2019
Student Government
The Senate approved a bill to provide $30k towards an event to bring Chanel Miller to campus in winter quarter. Emilia Diaz-Magaloni/The Stanford Daily

Senate addresses sexual violence, honor code after deciding to fund Chanel Miller event

Emilia Diaz-Magaloni
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Nov. 20, 2019
Academics
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Stanford faculty, other college press directors talk wider implications of SU Press funding controversy

Ella Booker
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Nov. 20, 2019
Campus Life
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Students organize for 2020 Democratic presidential candidates

Lena Han
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Nov. 20, 2019
News
The Senate approved a bill to provide $30k towards an event to bring Chanel Miller to campus in winter quarter. Emilia Diaz-Magaloni/The Stanford Daily

Senate pledges $30k for on-campus event featuring Chanel Miller

Emilia Diaz-Magaloni
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Nov. 20, 2019
Science & Technology
(Photo: COLE GRIFFITHS/The Stanford Daily)

Startup vulnerability leaves queer student data exposed

Paxton Scott
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Nov. 19, 2019
University
Stanford has partnered with Santa Clara County to provide victims easy access to sexual assault forensic exams. (Photo: Andrew Tan/The Stanford Daily)

10 years in the making, new Stanford Hospital officially opens

Andrew Tan and Sophia Nesamoney
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Nov. 19, 2019
Academics
At Stanford, women in the field of computer science stand as the gender minority and report microaggressions in both classroom and professional settings. Despite these setbacks, women are provided with many resources to help them effectively pursue computer science. (Photo: Emma Smith/The Stanford Daily)

Despite gender disparity, women at Stanford pursue CS

Camryn Pak
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Nov. 19, 2019
News
Whether you miss the famous burger and fries or the vast array of people stumbling in throughout the day and into the night, this playlist curated by Rodrigo Castellon ’23 has you covered. (Photo: ANDY HUYNH/The Stanford Daily)

Two more possible druggings reported over weekend

Michael Espinosa
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Nov. 18, 2019
News
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Students support ethical reinvestment of ASSU’s $1.2M Cardinal Fund, focus group feedback shows

Kate Selig
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Nov. 18, 2019
Research
Around 32 million people suffer from allergies in the United States. Our roundup this week highlights research that found an antibody treatment could give patients with severe peanut allergies the ability to eat nuts after treatment. (Photo: Creative Commons)

Research Roundup: Peanut allergies, heart disease treatments and wearable technology

Derek Chen
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Nov. 18, 2019
Crime & Safety
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Allardice Way burglary reported

Charlie Curnin
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Nov. 16, 2019
News
"To heal as a society and campus, we must dedicate ourselves to lifting those voices and the voices of the diverse intersectional folks and communities all around us," said Caelin Marum '21. Marum presented the University with a Pendleton blanket on behalf of SAIO at the renaming ceremony for Jane Stanford Way.

Community celebrates renaming of Serra Mall to Jane Stanford Way

Clara Kieschnick
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Nov. 14, 2019
The Stanford Daily

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