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The Sims provides gamers with near-total control over their avatars in an environment free of external social pressures. (Photo: Microsoft)

Why we love The Sims: Living boldly, vicariously

Tara Parekh
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Oct. 27, 2019
Arts & Life
Visitors of Stanford's Cantor Arts Center observe video images in BLKNWS, a work of art crafted by Kahlil Joseph. (Photo: L.A. CICERO/Stanford News)

BLKNWS videos bring campus a new perspective on black representation in media

Jasmine Venet
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Sept. 4, 2019
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A deadly academic machine

Francis Aguisanda
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May 17, 2019
Op-Eds
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If you don’t like SCR, come see Andrew Klavan

From the Community
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May 13, 2019
Campus Life
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FLI students provide input on future of White Plaza

Richard Coca
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May 10, 2019
Opinions
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Editorial Board: Make Stanford (tastefully) Lit Again

Vol. 255 Editorial Board
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April 23, 2019
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Is modern romance dead or are my Tinder pictures just poorly angled?

Alanna Flores
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April 5, 2019
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Give frosh more all-campus options

Connor Toups
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March 29, 2019
News
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Cosby survivor speaks at symposium on entertainment diversity

Yusra Arub
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March 5, 2019
Arts & Life
In her poetry, Stegner fellow Monica Sok considers her Cambodian heritage (courtesy of Sy Abudu).

Stegner Fellows Gothataone Meong and Monica Sok read poetry and prose to a packed room

Angela Yang
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March 4, 2019
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The mores of memes

Sarayu Pai
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Feb. 19, 2019
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Local SF bakeries reflect craft, tradition and politics

Carolyn Chun
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Feb. 15, 2019
MINT Magazine's fall 2018 issue explores "the politics of inversion"(KELSEY WANG and JESSICA YEUNG/MINT Magazine).

MINT Magazine, fall 2018 — reviewed

Chasity Hale
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Jan. 11, 2019
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West refers to much more than Kanye

Alanna Flores
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Jan. 10, 2019
Gish Jen, author of "The Girl at the Baggage Claim," recently spoke at Stanford (courtesy of Boston Book Festival).

Gish Jen challenges cultural identities at Lane Lecture Series

Angela Yang
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Nov. 27, 2018
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Beyond experience

Avery Rogers
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Nov. 14, 2018
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On being mixed

Leila Doty
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Nov. 7, 2018
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Panel explores K-pop stardom in a globalized world

Emily Wan and Sean Chen
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Nov. 5, 2018
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Classy Classes: MUSIC 25 offers new approaches to anime

Emily Wan
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Oct. 30, 2018
In "Reader, Come Home," Tufts professor Maryanne Wolf considers literacy in the digital age (TODD CHENEY/UCLA).

‘Reader, Come Home’ discusses the difficulty of staying literate

Scott Stevens
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Oct. 24, 2018
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