Teo: What we learned from the Copa América final Ethan Teo July 6, 2015 1 Comment Chile emerged victorious in a grueling battle of attrition against Argentina in the Copa América final on July 4. After being deadlocked at 0-0 for 120 minutes, Chile outscored Argentina 4-1 in the... Read More »
Free trade and negotiations: How much power should Obama have? Matthew Cohen and Johnathan Bowes May 18, 2015 0 Comments Matthew Cohen '18 and Johnathan Bowes '15 debate the need for a speedy implementation of international free trade policies. Cohen argues that Obama should be given the power to do this expediently... Read More »
Senior sit down: Kendall Romine, women’s soccer Ashley Westhem October 1, 2014 0 Comments In advance of No. 4 Stanford women’s soccer’s (8-0-2) first weekend home series of conference play, Ashley Westhem sat down with fifth-year senior defender Kendall Romine to discuss her career on... Read More »
Venkataraman: A summer of sports memories Vignesh Venkataraman September 26, 2014 0 Comments The worst part to me about the NFL scandals was the callousness with which the biggest sport in America reacted to the whole situation; in ten years, if the NFL ceases to exist, we will look back at... Read More »
“Gloria”: A Reflection on Middle-Aged Love Gillie Collins February 20, 2014 0 Comments In the opening scene of “Gloria,” by Chilean writer-director Sebastián Lelio, the film’s eponymous star is alone at a nightclub. Gloria (Paulina García) makes eye contact with a... Read More »
Protests and democracy in Egypt Shelley Xu August 11, 2013 0 Comments The protests are a slap in the face of the legitimacy of past elections, of future elections and of ruling regimes. Read More »
Santiago, que lindo! Erika Alvero Koski October 12, 2011 1 Comment Santiago is not a city that encourages passivity, but one that embraces passion and amor (love) of the vida linda (beautiful life). Read More »
Foreign Correspondence: Mi Primera Vez – Surviving the first weeks in Santiago, Chile Op Ed April 20, 2011 0 Comments I heard someone say the first week is the hardest,” my best friend at Stanford told me a couple days before I was supposed to leave. “Why?” I asked. “I don’t know, that’s just what I... Read More »