Essays

Memory Lane
Essays

Memory Lane

When I was a senior, I took Sand Hill Road all the way home to Missouri.

by Anne Sutton Canfield

As Duck Would Have It
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As Duck Would Have It

How I learned to swim in the Stanford pond.

by Lisa Ing

Words to the Wise
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Words to the Wise

The best advice came not from me but from my frosh-to-be.

by Tony Tong

Why I Care
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Why I Care

It was never about science or physiology, says this recent graduate of the School of Medicine.

by Nadine Jawad

Seeking Summer Work
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Seeking Summer Work

I took a leap. My community was there to catch me.

by Michael Copperman

Thank Goodness for Jack
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Thank Goodness for Jack

A memorial at Stanford Sierra Camp caught me by surprise.

by Mark Morodomi

My Brother’s Keeper
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My Brother’s Keeper

Mark no longer recognizes me, but the bond between us is unbreakable.

by Stan Wilson

FLiCKS, the Reboot
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FLiCKS, the Reboot

I’m not ready to leave campus without leaving my mark.

by Annie C. Reller

Love’s Labor’s Cost
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Love’s Labor’s Cost

Caring for my daughter isn’t a matter of degree.

by Jennica Peterson

Admit One
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Admit One

Was I facing a crisis of conscience—or of confidence?

by Dana Hudepohl