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Reads
A red rose sits next to a piece of paper with writing on it.

Californian Revelations: The immortal metaphor of love

Azzam Shafi
  •  
March 12
Senior Column
A graphic of the Oval.

Senior Scaries: 100 days to graduation

Erin Ye
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March 12
Campus Life
Omer Shem Tov stands on a stage, addressing a crowd of students

Israeli hostage Omer Shem Tov shares story of survival in Hamas captivity

Emerson Prentice
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March 12
Spring Sports
Volleyball player runs under line of teammates arms.

Inside the traditions that define Stanford women’s spring teams

Odelia Kneiser
  •  
March 11
Opinions
A red stage with people acting on it.

“The Arsonists” are in the attic

Olivia Raykhman
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March 11
The Grind
The sunset at Half Moon Bay on the left with Rodin's sculpture, The Gates of Hell on the right.

Stoicism at Half Moon Bay and the Gates of Hell

Lara Seyahi
  •  
March 11
Reads
Hands with nails painted red hold a human heart inside a rib cage

Dirty Hungry Homosexuals: ‘The Starving Saints’ starves readers of a satisfying ending

Dayanara Yepez Ramirez
  •  
March 11
World & Nation
Stanford community members joined a gathering last week titled "The Iran They Died For." (Photo: DANIEL XU/The Stanford Daily)

Stanford community reacts to Iran War

Daniel Xu
  •  
March 11
University
Photo of building with banner reading "hillel @ stanford"

Stanford earns B grade in ADL antisemitism report card

Aadi Kucheria
  •  
March 11
From the Community
Dario Amodei

From the Community | Anthropic v. DoW is a wakeup call: Stanford must lead on AI and democracy

From the Community
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March 10
Theater
A group of characters in campy outfits singing and dancing in a circle.

In ‘Cabaret,’ Jazz Age glitz descends into moral dilemmas 

Emmett Chung
  •  
March 10
Softball
Softball teammates high-five near the dugout.

Stanford softball picks up first ACC series win of the season

Isaac Sullivan
  •  
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
  •  
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
  •  
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
  •  
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
  •  
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
  •  
March 9
Music
Two men wearing red jackets, standing on a stage.

A cappella groups showcase vocal versatility at campus riff-off

Kelly Wang
  •  
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
  •  
March 8
The Stanford Daily

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