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The Grind

The Grind
Photo of an empty library with rows of wooden and plastic chairs facing bookshelves

The love for my high school that still burns bright

Sebastian Strawser
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Feb. 17
The Grind
"Asking Stanford" is a series where Daily writers answer open-ended calls for storytelling. (Photo: ERIN YE/The Stanford Daily)

Asking Stanford: Who or what was your first love?

Chase Klavon, Jennifer Xin-Tsu Lin Levine, Allie Skalnik, Linden Hansen and Sharis Hsu
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Feb. 16
The Grind
A picture of Crothers hall on a sunny day

Home is where the heart is

Sharis Hsu
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Feb. 12
The Grind
Image of three silhouettes dancing. Dance minor graphic.

Those Who Were Dancing: Experimenting past comfort

Carly Green
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Feb. 11
The Grind
(Photo: LARA SEYAHI/The Stanford Daily)

Summer nights of conversation, wandering around Stanford (Part 2)

Lara Seyahi
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Feb. 10
The Grind
A graphic reading "Dreams with Levi Lebovitz" overlaid on a rainbow and cloud

Pillow Talk: Drunk Dreamin’

Levi Lebovitz
  •  
Feb. 9
The Grind
"Hidden Gems from a Black Girl Engineering Major" follows Cayla Withers' journey as a Black woman in STEM and the lessons, or gems, she's gained along the way. (Graphic: CAYLA WITHERS/The Stanford Daily)

Hidden gems from a black girl engineering major: A dream larger than space

Cayla Withers
  •  
Feb. 6
The Grind
a sunset overlooking Main Quad

Summer nights of conversation, wandering around Stanford (Part 1)

Lara Seyahi
  •  
Feb. 5
The Grind
"I still think about those days of girlhood." (Screenshot: JENNIFER LEVINE/The Stanford Daily)

My Life in Playlists: Middle School Cringe

Jennifer Xin-Tsu Lin Levine
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Feb. 4
The Grind
Unicorn funding brief. (Photo: Courtesy of Stanford GSB.)

The Next Unicorn: The job description of a VC (Part 1)

Rachael Ding
  •  
Feb. 3
The Grind
two hands reaching towards each other

Heart to Heart: anyways, please don’t be a stranger

Audrey Tomlin
  •  
Feb. 2
Magazine
White background with grey rectangle in center. Figures are across the grey rectangle with a web of red lines all over it.

The quiet exclusion: How the loss of diversity in diplomacy imperils the future

Rani Chor
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Jan. 31
Magazine
Moving across the world, public transportation can be quite different but still the same. Explore how the Caltrain compares with other trains around the globe. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons)

Searching for home on the Caltrain tracks

Julie Abreu
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Jan. 31
Magazine
Graphic of boat in the water looking at trees.

Returning home: Resistance, resilience and reflections of Kawthoolei

Mu Hsi Hsi
  •  
Jan. 31
Magazine
Blue background of a darker blue hill.

Stanford, the stars and the connections that bind us

Lara Seyahi
  •  
Jan. 31
The Grind
"My advice to anyone reading who’s waiting on college decisions: prioritize your health. You’ll be happy wherever you go, and if a school is truly meant to be, it’ll be." (Photo: LAVIE SAAD/The Stanford Daily)

Was it worth it? Reflection after freshman fall

LaVie Saad
  •  
Jan. 30
The Grind
"Chronically Yours" is a column about life with chronic illness and what it means on different days. (Graphic: SOSI DAY/The Stanford Daily)

Chronically Yours: 5 things a disabled friend, relative, or stranger doesn’t want to hear from you

Noa Karidi
  •  
Jan. 29
The Grind
"Today, I wouldn’t trade my curls for anything, but I know that it can still be hard to find what works for others." (Photo: LAVIE SAAD/The Stanford Daily)

Curly hair tips: How I grew to love my curls

LaVie Saad
  •  
Jan. 28
The Grind
A graphic reading "Dreams with Levi Lebovitz" overlaid on a rainbow and cloud

Pillow Talk: Embracing your inner magic handkerchief

Levi Lebovitz
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Jan. 26
The Grind
What do Stanford students know about love? (Graphic: DA-HEE KIM/The Stanford Daily)

Asking Stanford: Tell a story about love

Erin Ye, Sebastian Strawser, Allie Skalnik and Jenny Ballutay
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Jan. 23
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