I Have Two Heads: On the Fence Rachel Kolb June 2, 2011 0 Comments Like many other Stanford students, once you get me started, I have a strong opinion about many things. Yet, in everyday life, there are several questions to which my answer can be unexpectedly... Read More »
I Have Two Heads: Carpe Diem Rachel Kolb May 24, 2011 0 Comments During the last week, I had one of those glorious spring-quarter days that reminded me all over again why I love being at Stanford. The sky shone a brilliant blue, I felt myself surrounded by great... Read More »
I Have Two Heads: The Parent Trap Rachel Kolb May 17, 2011 0 Comments I’m going to begin this column with a confession. Since coming to Stanford, I think that only a handful of days have gone by in which I haven’t talked to some member of my family. Okay, so from my... Read More »
I Have Two Heads: Internet (Dis)connection Rachel Kolb May 10, 2011 0 Comments A week ago, I had an experience that raised fresh questions for me about the digitally interconnected nature of the Stanford campus. One of my classes required some collaboration for a group project,... Read More »
I Have Two Heads: Drawing The Line Rachel Kolb May 3, 2011 0 Comments Despite my slight panic at being a senior next year, entering the Draw this spring made me bask in a newfound sense of complacency over having found my rhythm at Stanford. I was finally drawing tier... Read More »
I Have Two Heads: In Defense of Procrastination Rachel Kolb April 26, 2011 0 Comments It’s impossible to give 100 percent to every task, 100 percent of the time. For me, this truth begins to sink in around the middle of each quarter. As a perfectionist and as someone who has a... Read More »
I Have Two Heads: Fuzzy Wuzzy Wasn’t Fuzzy, Was He? Rachel Kolb April 19, 2011 0 Comments At one point or another during my time at Stanford, I attended one of those assemblies in which the speaker attempted to break the ice by having students self-identify with a number of questions. Are... Read More »
I Have Two Heads: Metonymy Rachel Kolb April 12, 2011 0 Comments To what extent is college cliquey? In the best of worlds, I think we’d all like to believe that it isn’t. We’d rather ignore the strange pull that the group mentality can have over our social... Read More »