The Grind

The Grind
Yang teaches a classroom of elementary school students in Taiwan.

Sweet Mulberry

Tyler Yang
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April 30
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Wuxi, China

Nostalgic Thoughts: Old-fashioned love

Alaina Zhang
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April 29
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"We are terrifyingly vigilant, yet when I turn in for the night, I feel proactively anxious, my stomach unsettled as I prepare for the next day," confesses Royster. (Graphic: CHINYOUNG SHAO/The Stanford Daily)

On invisible residential labor

Dawn Royster
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April 29
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An illustration of a girl looking at a framed shot of two seated boys leaning against each other in a museum

As Ribka Likes It: “Mysterious Skin”

Ribka Desta
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April 28
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Daily staffers name the apps they rely on. (Courtesy of Pexels.com)

Asking Stanford: What is one app you can’t live without?

Ribka Desta, Kaylee Chan, Megan D'Souza, Lily Zou, Sharis Hsu and Alaina Zhang
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April 26
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Professional studio photo of Angèle Christin

What Makes Us Human: A kiln of satisfying inconsequence

Emi Sakamoto
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April 23
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The envelope with a handwritten explanation of its contents: an address to Stanford University commemorating Leland Stanford.

Unearthed 128-year-old speech provides glimpse into Leland Stanford’s life

Tula Peltz
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April 22
Data
Seniors celebrate their last quarter at Stanford at Senior Formal in SF City Hall. (Photo: JAY GUPTA/The Stanford Daily)

A data-driven reflection on coterminal degrees

Jay Gupta
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April 22
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A shelf of canned and dry food for the homeless.

Learning to Beg: Almost helping

Sharis Hsu
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April 20
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A stop sign at an intersection with a yellow sign warning against a collision.

Stopping

Preston Seay
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April 19
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a notebook and pen and mug on a table, illustrated

Aaira’s Adventures: A story buried in soil

Aaira Goswami
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April 16
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A shelf of canned and dry food for the homeless.

Learning to Beg: Saying hello

Sharis Hsu
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April 15
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"My adolescence and development would have been entirely different had 'Stranger Things' not struck me when it did," writes Desta. (Photo: KAYLEE CHAN/The Stanford Daily)

As Ribka Likes It: Growing up and down with ‘Stranger Things’

Ribka Desta
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April 14
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Photo of Alexander Nemerov sitting on brick steps

What Makes Us Human: A cosmos and a chaos

Emi Sakamoto
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April 13
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A graphic of the Oval.

Senior Scaries: THE Senior Spring™

Erin Ye
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April 12
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Cover of a notebook reading "Hidden Gems from a Black Girl Engineering Major: Volume 2, Graduation" depicting an illustration of Cayla in graduation regalia

Hidden Gems From a Black Girl Engineering Major: Seasons of doubt and faith

Cayla Withers
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April 9
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Drawing of different Stanford attractions, including Hoover Tower, Cantor, and the Dish

No More Excuses: Strolling through the sculpture garden

Megan D'Souza
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April 8
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A crescent moon can be faintly seen in the still bright sky.

Snippets & Sketches: Notes on being home

Lily Zou
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April 7
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a notebook and pen and mug on a table, illustrated

Aaira’s Adventures: Neon socks under a dinner table 

Aaira Goswami
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April 5
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Wuxi, China

Nostalgic Thoughts: Adolescence 

Alaina Zhang
  •  
April 2
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