http://blog.stanford.edu/taxonomy/term/34 The taxonomy view with a depth of 0. en http://blog.stanford.edu/node/171 <p>FSI In The World is a new blog about FSI scholars' activities "in the world," whether it's monitoring elections overseas, advising policymakers in Washington DC, doing field research, or reaching out through online technology.</p> <p>A small group of FSI thought leaders will be posting content initial content... Check back for updates from our experts on peace and security, democracy and development, justice and human rights, global health, food security and the environment, energy, and diplomatic affairs.</p> Academic Group arms control asia asia-pacific democracy democratization development global health health policy international international policy medicine multidisciplinary policy politics research security Tue, 24 Jun 2008 15:03:55 -0700 hboynton@stanford.edu 171 at http://blog.stanford.edu http://blog.stanford.edu/node/169 <p>Leland Quarterly: A Statement on Literature, Culture, Art, and Politics is a general interest magazine that showcases the very best in Stanford University undergraduate art and writing. Our mission is to tap into the almost incomparably diverse talents of Stanford's undergraduate student body, by soliciting a wide array of poetry and prose, and working closely with authors to achieve a publication of superior content and design. Leland's statement – from fiction to poetry, essays to reviews – will be enduring, common, recognizable, and extraordinary.</p> <p><a href="http://blog.stanford.edu/node/169">read more</a></p> art campus life commentary creative non-fiction fiction humanities literary magazine photography poetry politics Student Group writing Student Group Sat, 21 Jun 2008 22:25:27 -0700 selenasd@stanford.edu 169 at http://blog.stanford.edu http://blog.stanford.edu/node/164 <p>Oscillating between public commentary and personal anecdote, acute observations and obtuse peevishness, this blog is not only my antidote to writers' block but also my favorite procrastination technique. Bonus features: politics, religion, rants, lessons in grammar and composition.</p> art culture history literature parenting politics religion writing Alumna/alumnus Thu, 05 Jun 2008 13:09:35 -0700 tyhsu 164 at http://blog.stanford.edu http://blog.stanford.edu/node/163 advertising marketing politics sports start ups Alumna/alumnus Thu, 05 Jun 2008 13:08:21 -0700 tyhsu 163 at http://blog.stanford.edu http://blog.stanford.edu/node/135 <p>A blog by Nicholas Solter about politics and everything else</p> Barack Obama books Choice Death Penalty education Election 2008 Environmentalism Gay Rights Health Care Hillary Clinton Iraq War Labor politics Alumna/alumnus Thu, 17 Jan 2008 14:50:11 -0800 tyhsu 135 at http://blog.stanford.edu http://blog.stanford.edu/node/112 <p>"Brick: Muse on News" comprises essays or columns, as they were called in the print era. I aim for satire, but alas most are contemplative, developed thoughts about American culture.</p> American culture Arkansas politics words Alumna/alumnus Thu, 20 Dec 2007 16:37:19 -0800 tyhsu 112 at http://blog.stanford.edu http://blog.stanford.edu/node/111 <p>Avid reader / mother of teens / website designer / serial volunteer / Stanford engineer / Class of 1985 Correspondent finds the coolest websites, the best books, the most intriguing news items of the day and more. Based in sunny Southern California, but in a town (La Canada) that's more like Small Town, USA than Los Angeles.</p> advice book books ca california children christianity computers flintridge guide high HowTo internet kids la la canada life los angeles parenting parents part people photography photos politics pta reading school schools teen teenagers teens tips world Alumna/alumnus Thu, 20 Dec 2007 16:35:08 -0800 tyhsu 111 at http://blog.stanford.edu http://blog.stanford.edu/node/95 <p>Citizen Journalism in the Public Interest</p> culture media opinion politics society Alumna/alumnus Mon, 03 Dec 2007 16:57:54 -0800 tyhsu 95 at http://blog.stanford.edu http://blog.stanford.edu/node/81 <p>Commentary on Political, Economics, and Social Developments in the United States and Around the World.</p> economics international politics society Individual Faculty Thu, 29 Nov 2007 09:32:53 -0800 rabushka@stanford.edu 81 at http://blog.stanford.edu http://blog.stanford.edu/node/78 <p>Leland Quarterly: A Statement on Literature, Culture, Art, and Politics is a general interest magazine that showcases the very best in Stanford University undergraduate art and writing. Our mission is to tap into the almost incomparably diverse talents of Stanford's undergraduate student body, soliciting a wide array of poetry and prose, and working closely with authors to achieve a publication of superior content and design. Leland's statement – from fiction to poetry, essays to reviews – will be enduring, common, recognizable, and extraordinary.</p> <p><a href="http://blog.stanford.edu/node/78">read more</a></p> art campus life commentary creative non-fiction fiction literary magazine photography poetry politics writing Student Group Sun, 25 Nov 2007 11:20:06 -0800 selenasd@stanford.edu 78 at http://blog.stanford.edu http://blog.stanford.edu/node/55 <p>The science, ethics, business and politics of stem cell research.</p> ethics law medicine multidisciplinary policy politics science stem cell Individual Faculty Thu, 13 Sep 2007 23:23:00 -0700 tyhsu 55 at http://blog.stanford.edu http://blog.stanford.edu/node/42 <p>Professor Simon Jackman from the Department of Political Science blogs on observations from the intersection of politics, statistics, computing and even a dash of graphic design. An expert on statistical methods and data analysis in the social sciences, Jackman routinely blogs on polls, sampling and electoral matters.</p> <p><a href="http://blog.stanford.edu/node/42">read more</a></p> data elections graphs politics polling research statistics Individual Faculty Thu, 13 Sep 2007 20:05:05 -0700 tyhsu 42 at http://blog.stanford.edu http://blog.stanford.edu/node/18 democrat politics Student Group Wed, 05 Sep 2007 12:19:14 -0700 tyhsu 18 at http://blog.stanford.edu http://blog.stanford.edu/node/16 activism amnesty international politics torture Student Group Wed, 15 Aug 2007 14:08:13 -0700 admin 16 at http://blog.stanford.edu http://blog.stanford.edu/node/5 <p>The Unofficial Stanford Blog is a student group devoted to the authentic expression of Stanford voices and perspectives. We are a community of students, faculty and staff passionate about blogging and dedicated to innovation in online content and distribution. We exist to make life on campus more engaging, transparent, and fun.</p> academics art business campus life humor innovation politics technology Student Group Mon, 13 Aug 2007 11:26:12 -0700 admin 5 at http://blog.stanford.edu