Thank you for the music: Bands at Stanford and Berkeley thrive despite rough odds
While inter-university rivalries remain strong, student bands find similar joys and challenges performing live music on Stanford and Berkeley’s campuses.
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While inter-university rivalries remain strong, student bands find similar joys and challenges performing live music on Stanford and Berkeley’s campuses.
Following the postponement of a community town hall planned to address several incidents of racial discrimination in Casa Zapata earlier this year, more than 100 Latine students advocated for their community center to be more representative on Friday. The demonstration was led by "ComuniLove NOW! Collective."
Martinez describes her experience hosting ProFros during this year's Admit weekend, and encourages other members of the Stanford community to do the same. She writes, "Not only is it a pretty great time, but it is also a way to warmly welcome new students to a place they will potentially spend the next four years of their lives."
In the second installment of her column "Nonanswers," Erin Ye reflects on her admission to Stanford and what it really means to get "lucky."
Are you reading this post based on its headline? If so, you’re likely in a very envious position: you’ve been accepted into more than one MBA program. Congratulations! Before we go any further, let’s take a moment to appreciate how many people wish they were you right now. We hope you understand just how impressive