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November 22, 1963 was an important day for our generation, even though it was three decades before many of us were born. On that day, John F. Kennedy was assassinated. I say this with no regard for... Read More »

We’ve set a standard for each other where the ideal Stanfordian has a 4.0, is president of her club, works out every day and is still leisurely and stress free. Yet, this standard is attainable by... Read More »

There is a better way to reform primaries to encourage more moderate candidates: the jungle primary. In the end, however, the real answer lies with you and me. Read More »

Student fees are incredibly important to Stanford’s vibrant community. Yet the rules that govern student fees are read by few and understood by fewer. Read More »

Unlike with their domestic agenda, presidents need not rely on a dismally uninformed populace for guidance. Now they are torn between America’s tradition of isolationism and the demands of an... Read More »

We can do better and we should do better: We’re no longer in 1935 or 1965; Social Security and Medicare need to be updated. Our entitlement programs should fit the times we live in. Read More »

Before we can have an educated discussion about security and liberty, we need transparency. Read More »

We should be expanding access to voting, not restricting it, especially not for partisan gain. Read More »