Stanford needs sustainability director

By Editorial Board
OPINIONS| In Stanford's 2002 Guidelines for Sustainable Buildings, the Environmental Stewardship Committee recommended that the University appoint a sustainability coordinator.

Break-down Shake-down: Notes from the Attritive University

By Christopher R. Vaughan
OPINIONS| In the course of a Stanford school year, one is almost certain to encounter several columns and articles in this paper lamenting widespread yet well-masked depression on campus.

Who's your pope?

By Kalani Leifer
OPINIONS| I'm not Catholic, so hopefully I won't feel guilty writing about their affairs. But the last pope had a term that lasted nearly 27 years, so I don't know how long it'll be until I can nag about a new one.

Hillel’s role in Irshad Manji event misconstrued

By Adina Danzig
OPINIONS| Omar Shakir's mischaracterization and misrepresentation of the Irshad Manji event and Hillel's program ("The Trouble with 'The Trouble With Islam,'" April 20) is troubling.

God is green

By Becca Miller
OPINIONS| Last October, the President of the National Association of Evangelicals pledged his 30 million members to the work of "creation care.

Letters to the Editor

By The Stanford Daily Staff
OPINIONS| Armenian genocide is historical fact As an alumnus, a former ASSU senator and an Armenian American, I am troubled by The Daily's reaction to the Undergraduate Senate's Armenian Genocide resolution.

Please don't hit me!

By Shivani Srivastava
OPINIONS| The innocent-looking bicycle. To most, it is merely a two-wheeled land vehicle, invented in the 19th century. Just glancing at the number of bikes at Tresidder, one gets the feeling that it's the most common and seemingly harmless mode of transportation among Stanford students.