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Truman Chen in Stanford Politics

Dec 15, 2014

The Political Vacuity of Transhumanism

As a foremost representative for a school of thought that prides itself in its philosophical…

Brett Parker in Stanford Politics

Dec 5, 2014

Nativism and the Politics of Immigration

On November 20th, President Obama unveiled his executive order shielding up to five million undocumented immigrants from deportation. This act of protection was well-received by countless compassionate Americans, but it also invigorated one of our oldest and…

Stanford Politics in Stanford Politics

Oct 8, 2014

The Irony of Sex at Stanford

I received two emails this week relating to sex on campus.

The first, a student government draft proposal for addressing sexual violence at Stanford, was a reminder that sex is becoming increasingly regulated by university authorities. Among other…

Stanford Politics in Stanford Politics

Nov 13, 2014

Defining Genocide: ISIS, the U.N., and the ICC

jawillick in Stanford Politics

Oct 31, 2014

Recoding the Humanities

More than any other American institution, Stanford University symbolizes the crisis of relevance the humanities face…

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Stanford Politics in Stanford Politics

Sep 22, 2014

Kids These Days: A Review Of “Excellent Sheep”

In his new book, Excellent Sheep, William Deresiewicz launches a broadside against elite universities and their students. The former, once devoted to the inculcation of virtues and the development of the “soul” (he doesn’t mean it in a religious…

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The Political Vacuity of Transhumanism

Nativism and the Politics of Immigration

“What important truth do very few people agree with you on?”

Stop Calling the Middle East Conflict a “30 Years’ War”

The Promise and Perils of Stanford’s Frat Crackdown

Social Media as a False Political Idol

The Irony of Sex at Stanford

Defining Genocide: ISIS, the U.N., and the ICC

Recoding the Humanities

Kids These Days: A Review Of “Excellent Sheep”