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Editor’s Choice
Winter 2025
Essays
When I was a senior, I took Sand Hill Road all the way home to Missouri.
By Anne Sutton Canfield
It pains me that these words I wrote in 1992 still ring true today.
by Cory Booker
On George Floyd’s killing and racial injustice in America.
by Epiphany Morrow
The frenzied moment when 5 Stanford seniors said adieu.
by Emma Abdullah
Wrapping up senior year with a mix of nostalgia, grief and gratitude.
by Melina Walling
Tell us those true stories you’ve been meaning to share.
by Jill Patton
A beachside bike path led me back to the Farm.
by Dorothy Chin
Undergrad fiction writers master the art of the speed-read.
Making new friends the awkward way.
by Mei-Lan Steimle
How my students showed me the flip side of an Aesop's fable.
by Elizabeth Wallace
Reflecting on life’s randomness after a dire diagnosis.
by Dave Iverson
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