Conservatives deserve a better paper than The Review

By Editorial Board
OPINIONS| For the second year in a row, The Stanford Review has unfairly attacked a minority student group requesting special fees.

Pope John Paul II and the ethics of responsibility

By Christopher R. Vaughan
OPINIONS| The death of Pope John Paul II last Saturday was grieved by the millions of Catholics to whom his passing was both unsurprising and unbearable, was met with ambivalent mourning by those left disaffected by the crimes and corruption of the Church and provoked deep thinking among all of us who contemplate the vexed role of Catholicism in the modern world.

Equal admission, equal housing

By Kalani Leifer
OPINIONS| Last Tuesday night at approximately 10 p.m. my slatemates and I left the all-frosh Rinconada Dorm in Wilbur, the very last stop on our week-long dorm-to-dorm, room-to-room campaign trail.

Letters to the editor

By The Stanford Daily Staff
OPINIONS| Campus Latino community is not exclusive or fake When I read the article "Stanford ranked No.1 for Hispanics" (April 6), I had to check the front page to make sure I wasn't reading The Stanford Review.

Erotica for the I-Hum kid and other travesties

By Shivani Srivastava
OPINIONS| Unlike some people, I love movie trailers — partly because I have the attention span of a five year old and I can’t handle more than two or three minutes of visual stimulation at a time and partly because they usually end up being way better than the movies they are advertising.