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SLE Club

The glee is in the journey—one replete with reading.

by Sam Scott

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The Axe Is Stolen One Last Time

Two undergrads pull off a heist to remember.

by Sam Scott

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A Young Lawyer Wins an Educational Equity Case

The efforts of Edward Steinman, representing Chinese children in San Francisco, would transform bilingual education in the United States.

by Rebecca Beyer

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The Poet and the Coup

Professor Fernando Alegría became a leader of the Chilean community in exile.

by Rebecca Beyer

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Joining the Force

In 1973, Stanford hired its first two female police officers.

by Christine Foster

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Keepers of the Flame

For 50 years, the LGBTQ+ community has made the second floor of the Fire Truck House its home.

by Rebecca Beyer

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A Godfather Delivers a Ransom Payment

‘An interesting sort of job.’

by Rebecca Beyer

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Steps Toward Saving Salamanders Are Set in Motion

The Endangered Species Act of 1973 would come to protect the Farm-famous amphibian.

by Kali Shiloh

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Fumble

The ill-fated World Football League drafts one Stanford player.

by Kali Shiloh