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When good clean fun turned ugly, one of Stanford’s earliest and most popular traditions was doomed.
Tresidder
For five decades, the building has been moving toward a more perfect union.
by Julie Kaufmann Lloyd
The Golden Path
Looking for serenity, beauty or a heart-thumping workout, devotees of the Dish area have made it one of the region's most visited recreational sites. But it wasn't always so. A short history and loving tribute to the Farm's backcountry beacon.
by Brian Eule
What You Don't Know About Campus Caterpillars
They dangle from tree limbs, plop on sidewalks, land on unsuspecting picnickers. It's spring on the Farm.
What You Don’t Know About The Mausoleum
Carved out for remembrance, the place is also a party haven.
by Jenny Pegg
When Students Fought Fires
Their history spanned more than eight decades, from horse-drawn water carts of the 19th century to antiwar arson fires of the 1970s. Student firefighters, who lived and worked alongside professionals, battled spectacular blazes and established bonds that persisted long after they left the Farm.
by Theresa Johnston
