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Alison Wong

What are you, really?

By Sara Inés Calderón 1
OPINIONS| This is a question that has followed me around my entire life. I have to deal with a constant defense of the very fabric of who I am.

Holocaust event representative of rising tide of anti-Semitic rhetoric

By Nathan Mintz
OPINIONS| Hedy Epstein used her credibility as a Holocaust survivor to draw parallels between the horrors that befell Jews and other minorities in Nazi Germany and the Arab-Israeli conflict. While some have expected the Jewish community to stand by and accept this analogy, the implications of Epstein’s insensitive remarks have only resulted in hurt, confusion and anger.

Letters to the Editor

By The Stanford Daily Staff
OPINIONS| Preserve free speech; don’t censure criticism I am a high school math and economics teacher in Los Angeles. During this time of intense political debate I gladly take class time to allow my students to discuss the issues and express their opinions without fear of censure or ridicule regardless of what end of the political spectrum those opinions fall or how offensive they may be to some.