What we feel when the algorithm chooses the soundtrack.

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What we lose when we try to do it all.

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Gifts, guilt and the illusion of generosity.

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Woodcrafting: the art of a textured life.

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In her senior column, Amina Wase ’26 reflects on all that The Daily has given her.

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Sidharth reflects on ending his five years at Stanford in an unexpected place.

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A woven love letter to idiom, writing and Stanford.

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In his senior column, Jay Gupta ’26 reflects on missed experiences.

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Markarian '26 shares his message for his fellow graduates.

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Despite not being the class Strawser was admitted with, the Class of 2026 is full of students that have defined his experience in the best possible ways.

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Sam Lustgarten ’26 writes about his experience leading The Daily's humor section.

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Sakamoto reunites with her COLLEGE lecturer, Richie Kim, and talks to him about his walk of life.

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In her senior column, Chor writes of the verbs that built her Stanford experience.

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In his senior column, Shin reflects on how Stanford has reshaped his aspirations.

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Jain reflects on Stanford GSB's weekly TALK tradition.

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In her senior column, Wang reflects on the precise schedule that defined her time at Stanford.

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Koong reminisces on her time with The Daily and how it opened her eyes to the tradition of excellence.

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Goswami reflects on the frustration of having an often-misspelled name but learns to embrace her uniqueness.

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D'Souza finally explores the Arizona cactus garden and reflects on the vulnerability of friendships.

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Sakamoto reflects on moments of ephemeral human connection.

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Stanford's Center for Medieval and Early Modern Studies brings together a vibrant community of scholars, writes Factor.

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Desta writes about her love for Mark Doty's poem "Turtle, Swan."

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Gupta considers how maps shape our understanding of Stanford's campus.

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In the final installment of her columm, Ye, former managing editor, details her fears of writing for The Daily.

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Trees on campus remind Sakomoto of how often we pass by without truly seeing.

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In her senior column, Reich reflects on how she spent her time at The Daily.

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Sakomoto interviews Octavio Choi, professor of neuropsychiatry, about what makes us human.

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Now an avid fan of classical music, Liu taught himself how to love the art form.

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"I became addicted to the feeling of fully immersing myself in the art unfolding right before me," writes Zhang.

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"There was nothing in my life I had ever loved more than writing and reading," writes Desta.

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