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Softball
Softball teammates high-five near the dugout.

Stanford softball picks up first ACC series win of the season

Isaac Sullivan
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March 10
Culture
In recognition of Women's History Month, students shared personal tributes to the women in their lives. (Graphic: Chinyoung Shao/The Stanford Daily)

Stanford students reflect on the women in their lives for Women’s History Month

Blyss Cleveland, George Porteous, Daniel Xu, Emmett Chung and Sebastian Strawser
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March 10
University
Eric Baldwin (left) and Takuma Iwasaki (right) pose for a photo.

Pro-gun groups spend big in elections after school shootings, researchers find

Ashton Dolce
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March 10
Music
Graphic

Songs that Stanford students are ‘locking in’ with over winter quarter

Angikar Ghosal, Quinn Cook, Miro Swisher, Caroline Cho, Chloe Loquet, Anisha Pandey, Blyss Cleveland, Dayanara Yepez Ramirez, Daniel Xu and Jacqueline Larsen
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March 9
Magazine
Our issue, titled “Natural Language Processing,” is about AI, but it is also about how we, as humans, process our own natural language: how the words we use alter the ways we see each other and the world around us. (Graphic: TOBY SHIAO/The Stanford Daily)

Natural Language Processing PDF

Charlotte Cao and Callia Peterson
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March 9
Magazine
An interview with Jared Miller, the premier of the Stanford Communist Society, regarding the club’s use of ChatGPT to write their new manifesto. (Graphic: MEI KNUTSON/The Stanford Daily)

Stanford Communist Society’s premier on club’s use of ChatGPT

Mason Barrett
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March 9
Music
Two men wearing red jackets, standing on a stage.

A cappella groups showcase vocal versatility at campus riff-off

Kelly Wang
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March 9
Magazine
As AI writing tools flood every aspect of writing, our language is converging. These systems compress individuality, nudging millions of writers toward a shared, neutral tone. To write our way back to difference, we must unpack how this happens and what it costs. (Graphic: REBECCA BYERS/The Stanford Daily)

The great smoothing: the path of least resistance is erasing human voice

Utsav Gupta
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March 8
Opinions
Roble Hall

Stanford’s housing change hurts disabled students

Zidaan Kapoor
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March 8
Culture
Photo of the “EXTRA/PHENOMENALITIES” exhibition

Stanford Art Gallery’s ‘EXTRA/PHENOMENALITIES’ exhibition reimagines and challenges perception 

Audrey Chang
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March 8
The Grind
A group photo of the attendees of the 46th Viennese Ball.

The intoxication of the waltz

Nikhil Jain
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March 8
Men's Basketball
Ebuka Okorie takes layup with defender in front of him.

Stanford men’s basketball secures fourth straight win heading into ACC tournament

Isaac Sullivan
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March 8
Magazine
Due to rapidly evolving artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, professors now face the challenge of creating classroom policies and curricula that teach students how to walk the line between beneficial and unethical uses of AI (Photo: CAYDEN GU/The Stanford Daily)

A new wave of education: From undergraduates to Ph.D.s, how is AI shifting classroom policies?

Sterling Davies
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March 7
Magazine
For Annie Lee ’27, Suze van Adrichem ’27 and Tony Wang ’27, the co-presidents of Stanford’s Association for Comput- er Machinery (ACM) club, AI is not an existential threat; rather, it is an invaluable tool that can be used to advance the field of computer science. (Photo: CAYDEN GU/The Stanford Daily)

Friend Not Foe

Sofia Williams
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March 7
Magazine
Our issue, titled “Natural Language Processing,” is about AI, but it is also about how we, as humans, process our own natural language: how the words we use alter the ways we see each other and the world around us. (Graphic: TOBY SHIAO/The Stanford Daily)

Letter from the Editors | Natural Language Processing

Charlotte Cao and Callia Peterson
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March 7
Humor
Ask your Asian Auntie about anything that troubles you. (Graphic: ELLA PRICHARD/The Stanford Daily)

Ask Your Asian Auntie: Work-life balance

Ella Prichard and Annette Lin
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March 5
University
An illustration of a microphone alongside a placard and the words "Faculty Senate."

Faculty Senate recognizes past members, family weekend

Aadi Kucheria
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March 5
Women's Basketball
Courtney Ogden dribbles ball in front of Clemson defender.

Stanford women’s basketball ACC tourney run ends in first round

Isaac Sullivan
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March 5
Campus Life
Students gather at Do Good Now Fair tables

Inaugural Do Good Now career fair promotes social impact

Naina Mehrotra
  •  
March 5
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