By WILLIAM S. FLANAGAN and MICHAEL E. XIE, CRIMSON STAFF WRITERS November 26, 2017 The U.S. Department of Justice is threatening to file a lawsuit against Harvard unless the school hands over student records, a request the Department made as part of its ongoinginvestigation into allegations of racial discrimination in the College’s admissions processes. In […]
BY MARELLA A. GAYLA, CRIMSON STAFF WRITER FEBRUARY 23, 2017 When it first happened, Lynn J. Ochberg ’64 was most worried about the bloodstain. She had borrowed the dress from a wealthy girl who lived across the hall—the daughter of a Greek shipping magnate, she recalled. “It took me many, many minutes to wash it […]
David Bubbins, Staff Writer Dwcwmber 8, 2017 The worst decision that President Trump has made so far is appointing Scott Pruitt the head of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Pruitt’s biggest sin, and one that should make anyone worried about the direction the EPA is taking, was revealed shortly before Halloween, when he stripped six […]
Courtney Douglas Desk Editor On Wednesday morning, Residential Education administrators removed a Kappa Sigma website hyperlink, listed on Stanford’s Fraternity & Sorority Life webpage, that redirected users to PornHub, a pornography website. Kappa Sigma denies involvement in the redirect. “Unfortunately, our domain registration expired, at which point it went back up for sale,” wrote Andy […]
Brian Contreras/Contributing Writer December 10, 2017 Alongside all the tech companies and consulting firms present at career fairs, Stanford students looking for employment are liable to encounter another major industry when talking to recruiters: the defense sector. Although anti-war activism in the Vietnam era severed many of the university’s ties with the U.S. military, the […]
Colin Beresford Daily Staff Reporter December 11, 2017 Last week President Donald Trump announced the United States will recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, breaking international norms, in an attempt to achieve peace between Israel and Palestine, In protest of the decision, Students Allied for Freedom and Equality and Revolutionary Youth Alliance, A2/Ypsi organized a speak-out […]
By NATALIE BETTENDORF November 29, 2017 Gathering around Tommy Trojan on Wednesday morning, hundreds of graduate students and professors rallied to oppose provisions in the House of Representatives’ Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. Some held signs demonstrating their opposition, while others chanted “Kill this bill!” and “Fight on!” in Hahn Plaza. The provisions the crowd […]
By NATALIE BETTENDORF November 29, 2017 Gathering around Tommy Trojan on Wednesday morning, hundreds of graduate students and professors rallied to oppose provisions in the House of Representatives’ Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. Some held signs demonstrating their opposition, while others chanted “Kill this bill!” and “Fight on!” in Hahn Plaza. The provisions the […]
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