Reflections on a work in progress

By Will Oremus
OPINIONS| I couldn’t answer all the e-mails. There were just too many. Thirty-five, 45 a day. And I couldn’t get all the computer problems fixed.

Reasons for hope in Iraq

By Will Nelson
OPINIONS| With the long-awaited Iraqi election just two days away, there seems to be no let up in the rate and ferocity of insurgent attacks.

Congressman’s speech deserved coverage

By The Stanford Daily Staff
OPINIONS| I am very disappointed that The Daily failed to cover Paul Findley’s speech on Tuesday night about “The Peril of America’s Middle East Policies,” which was sponsored by the Speakers’ Bureau and Coalition for Justice in the Middle East.

Letters to the Editor

By The Stanford Daily Staff
OPINIONS| Tsunami survivors need support I know that in recent weeks we have all looked for ways to support relief efforts for the hundreds of thousands of people who are suffering as a result of the earthquake and tsunami in South Asia.

Haitians take issue with inaugural speech and method; Bush should tread lightly

By The Stanford Daily Staff
OPINIONS| “It is the policy of the United States to seek and support the growth of democratic movements and institutions in every nation and culture.

Dance Marathon: A new Stanford tradition

By The Stanford Daily Staff
OPINIONS| First year a success We believe strongly in Dance Marathon: in its power to unite Stanford, to educate about health crises, and to bring out the personal charity and generosity in all of us.

Manifesto for the Bacchanalia-inclined

By Erin Lashnits and Mary Stone
OPINIONS| Would anyone in the vicinity of Stanford besides your columnists, their drawmates and the bums of Palo Alto even notice two more blessed hours of blacked-out socialization?