http://blog.stanford.edu/taxonomy/term/48 The taxonomy view with a depth of 0. en http://blog.stanford.edu/node/212 <p>AN (ALMOST) DAILY BLOG TYPICALLY ABOUT MUSIC, LIFE, AND THE UNIVERSE</p> music story sun Individual Student Mon, 22 Dec 2008 13:25:04 -0800 mikayel@stanford.edu 212 at http://blog.stanford.edu http://blog.stanford.edu/node/203 computer science engineering Individual Student Sun, 23 Nov 2008 23:58:24 -0800 edluong@stanford.edu 203 at http://blog.stanford.edu http://blog.stanford.edu/node/199 <p>The observational journal of a Stanford junior studying abroad in Paris during Autumn 2008.</p> France international Paris study abroad travel Individual Student Tue, 28 Oct 2008 09:11:40 -0700 hannahk@stanford.edu 199 at http://blog.stanford.edu http://blog.stanford.edu/node/186 <p>This is meant to be a provocative and humorous blog. I write about what interests me and try to tie embarrassing tidbits of my life together into overgeneralized life theories. Enjoy.</p> egocentrism james bond machines telemarketing television Individual Student Mon, 15 Sep 2008 20:43:05 -0700 martyhu@stanford.edu 186 at http://blog.stanford.edu http://blog.stanford.edu/node/185 <p>Blog Chronicling the experiences of a new Sloan Fellow at the Stanford Business School. Written from the perspective of an experienced entrepreneur and MIT engineer who recently arrived at Stanford. Questions addressed include: What's it like to attend Business School at Stanford? What's a Sloan Fellow? And what do you learn in Business School anyways? Why would an entrepreneur want to study management? </p> <p>Also includes general unusual entries about Zen and Entrepreneurship.</p> engineering entrepreneurship gsb management MBA MIT Sloan Sloan Fellow Stanford Business School startup venture capital Individual Student Mon, 08 Sep 2008 01:43:35 -0700 rvirk@stanford.edu 185 at http://blog.stanford.edu http://blog.stanford.edu/node/182 <p>The personal blog of Alan Sien Wei Hshieh</p> alan hshieh alan sien wei hshieh life Random Individual Student Tue, 19 Aug 2008 11:43:30 -0700 nadiafx@stanford.edu 182 at http://blog.stanford.edu http://blog.stanford.edu/node/178 <p>The journey of Evan Reas, a current Stanford MBA student working at a newly founded Venture Capital firm in Africa, while living in a hostel. The blog details Evan's adventures in Africa, meeting new people, traveling, while working at a top Venture Capital firm, networking and working with the top investors and entrepreneurs on the continent.</p> Africa company entrepreneur entrepreneurship gsb MBA Stanford startup travel vc venture capital Individual Student Mon, 04 Aug 2008 09:30:25 -0700 ereas@stanford.edu 178 at http://blog.stanford.edu http://blog.stanford.edu/node/174 <p>I maintain this more as an occasional "open diary", not so much as a blog. From time to time, I collect interesting snippets that I come across, and occasionally add some social commentary on my own. Here is the quick summary of facts:</p> <p>Books, Music, World, Issues, ... Beautiful Life!<br /> Broadcasting intermittently since Jan 2001<br /> This site is *not* affiliated to Stanford Radio KZCU 90.1 fm<br /> Maintained by Sundar Iyer.<br /> For your pleasure; Enjoy!</p> books Issues Life! music world Individual Student Sat, 05 Jul 2008 11:07:34 -0700 sundaes@stanford.edu 174 at http://blog.stanford.edu http://blog.stanford.edu/node/167 <p>"One woman's mid-life adventure toward higher education and maintaining a sense of humor as gravity and chronology wreak havoc."</p> <p>A completely subjective treatise on becoming a Stanford undergrad at 50, and watching a multitude of dreams come true.</p> Carla Baku fiction Mid-life poetry Stanford Individual Student Thu, 19 Jun 2008 21:58:29 -0700 newbaku@stanford.edu 167 at http://blog.stanford.edu http://blog.stanford.edu/node/162 <p>A blog about Stanford, silicon valley, and the world.</p> cleantech computing environment science social entrepreneurship Stanford life technology Individual Student Thu, 22 May 2008 19:07:29 -0700 lekanw@stanford.edu 162 at http://blog.stanford.edu http://blog.stanford.edu/node/151 <p>I have started this blog because I would like to foster a discussion that transcends the borders that are imposed by others and often ourselves. I decided on the term “Thinkers” because my motivation to start a blog always came when I thought of something I found intriguing and wished I could share it with an audience greater than one. I originally toyed with the inclusion of the phrase “think tank,” as I’ve been fascinated with the term since I first heard of it. However, after some research into the usage of the phrase, I realized that almost all so-called “think tanks” have an obvious slant, whether they admit to it or not. Furthermore, the realities of funding and directives from above oblige think tanks to focus their resources on specific areas of research, which can be seen in some ways as an unavoidable bias in itself.</p> <p>I will admit that the many prestigious "...Without Borders" organizations that precede this blog were a factor in my decision, Still, I would like to think that I am using the well-worn suffix in a novel way. While geographical borders are certainly surpassed in this blog thanks to the expansive nature of the Internet, I hope readers also consider the subtle borders that exist solely in our minds and limit our thinking. The border of upbringing. The border of embarrassment. The border of the zeitgeist (political correctness). The border of profession versus hobby. The list goes on, but I hope you have an idea of what I’m getting at. I would argue that these intangible borders are often the most limiting, as their very nature makes them all but impossible to identify and eradicate.</p> <p>I concede that many of these borders will never be completely eliminated. Still, I see room for improvement.</p> <p><a href="http://blog.stanford.edu/node/151">read more</a></p> chan josh joshchan thinkers without borders Individual Student Mon, 14 Apr 2008 03:30:00 -0700 joshchan@stanford.edu 151 at http://blog.stanford.edu http://blog.stanford.edu/node/148 <p>I blog first and foremost about my writing -- about being an English major, writing poetry, participating in campus arts events, and applying to grad school -- but my posts also serve as a showcase for my various creative projects in other areas...photography, recipes, bento lunches, papercraft, embroidery, drawing and painting, and a smattering of other assorted handicrafts.</p> art crafts food photography writing Individual Student Mon, 17 Mar 2008 17:11:59 -0700 ialaw@stanford.edu 148 at http://blog.stanford.edu http://blog.stanford.edu/node/138 art photography travel Individual Student Tue, 05 Feb 2008 22:04:33 -0800 tmnguyen@stanford.edu 138 at http://blog.stanford.edu http://blog.stanford.edu/node/126 <p>diapers, breastfeeding, sleep-deprivation, cleaning, newborns, terrible-twos, marriage, grad school</p> children current events graduate school marriage sociology Individual Student Wed, 26 Dec 2007 18:03:25 -0800 ljb@stanford.edu 126 at http://blog.stanford.edu http://blog.stanford.edu/node/124 <p>Charting the path to becoming a doctor. Plus a bit of health policy and humor along the way.</p> health health policy med school medical school medicine Individual Student Thu, 20 Dec 2007 19:27:35 -0800 gwalker@stanford.edu 124 at http://blog.stanford.edu