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This volume of our magazine dares to explore rage not just as an emotion, but as a force through our overall theme, “All the Rage.” 

The Stanford Daily Magazine: All the Rage

The Stanford Daily Staff
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June 7
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A woman sitting on letters that spell "Crossword"

Crossword: All the Rage

Bradley Bush
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June 7
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This volume of our magazine dares to explore rage not just as an emotion, but as a force through our overall theme, “All the Rage.” 

Letter from the Editors | All the Rage!

Rebecca Louie and Charlotte Cao
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June 6
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The Brazilian community commemorated the victory of the film “I’m Still Here” at the 97th Academy Awards. (Graphic: CHINYOUNG SHAO/The Stanford Daily)

More than an award: Brazilian students celebrate the country’s first Oscars

Julie Abreu
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June 6
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Students and professors highlighted a shift towards increased community dialogue and civic debate on campus. (Graphic: PHOEBE PAN/The Stanford Daily)

‘It’s not a mark of death’: A glance into the lives of conservative students at Stanford

Audrey Tomlin
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June 6
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Stanford FashionX presented their third annual student-organized runway show surrounding the theme of “Metamorphosis: Becoming the Future of Fashion.” (Photo: REBECCA LOUIE/The Stanford Daily)

Backstage at FashionX Runway Show, designers, models and organizers get ready

Rebecca Louie
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June 6
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We are a uniquely Democratic community that must lead the way on abandoning institutional deference, embracing every day needs and combatting MAGA.

Stanford’s Democratic duty to combat the MAGA rage

Sebastian Strawser
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June 6
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Upon taking notice of the deer standing shock-still in the middle of the walk-in refrigerator, Iris is reminded of how often she has been let down by restaurant bureaucracy. (Graphic: DA-HEE KIM/The Stanford Daily)

The Deer

Charlotte Cao
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June 6
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A crowd cheers as an artist performs on stage at Frost Amphitheater.

A gentleman’s guide to the mosh pit

Ross Hamilton
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June 6
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The Stanford Daily Magazine: Diplomatique

The Stanford Daily Staff
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Feb. 2
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Scholars and Brazilian judges and prosecutors gathered at Hoover in a series of events to discuss legal issues. (Courtesy of the Hoover Institution)

A Steady Hand in the Disinformation Age: Chief Justice Barroso’s Brazilian Supreme Court

Helen Katz
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Jan. 31
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A collage of old Stanford Daily newspaper clippings

Letter from the Editors | On diplomacy and doubt

Judy N. Liu and Rani Chor
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Jan. 31
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Olympian Levi Jung-Ruivivar honored before a Stanford football game against Virginia Tech. (Photo: JOHN LOZANO/ISI Photos)

The diplomacy of sports: Allegiances in the arena

Lucy Poppleton
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Jan. 31
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White background with grey rectangle in center. Figures are across the grey rectangle with a web of red lines all over it.

The quiet exclusion: How the loss of diversity in diplomacy imperils the future

Rani Chor
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Jan. 31
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A dark room with the framed photos of people lining the walls.

After Oct. 7, Jewish students burdened by pressure to take a stance

Judy N. Liu
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Jan. 31
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Moving across the world, public transportation can be quite different but still the same. Explore how the Caltrain compares with other trains around the globe. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons)

Searching for home on the Caltrain tracks

Julie Abreu
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Jan. 31
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Image of 7 people sitting in front of a red background

Breaking the Silence: Stanford’s inaugural Congo Week examines culture and challenges

Helen Katz
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Jan. 31
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Graphic of boat in the water looking at trees.

Returning home: Resistance, resilience and reflections of Kawthoolei

Mu Hsi Hsi
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Jan. 31
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Six people sitting around a table

Canadian, Greenlandic students are no longer considered international, University says

Garrett Khatchaturian
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Jan. 31
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Palestinian students feel underrepresented in the Stanford faculty, leaving them with a lack of resources to explore their academic interests. (Graphic: DA-HEE KIM/The Stanford Daily)

Behind Muslim, Arab and Palestinian students’ struggle to find academic resources at Stanford

Naomi Breuer
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Jan. 31
The Stanford Daily

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