“Do I look like a member of the Stanford family now?” Indonesian President Joko Widodo, commonly known as “Jokowi,” asked the audience at Schwab Residential Center as he showed off his red tie worn in the Stanford spirit. “Now you see how it is important to be connected to each other as people, and so … [Read more…]
SEO can feel like a guess if you don’t have the right tool. Reports that guide you about what is successful or not. For digital marketers, it is important to have clear data to show results to clients and make smarter decisions. But with so many tools in the market, it is difficult to know … [Read more…]
When communications professor Gary Pomerantz watches the Big Game, he does not root for the teams — he roots for the story. As an accomplished sports writer who has covered the NFL for The Washington Post — in addition to multiple Super Bowls, World Series, Rose Bowls and Wimbledons — Pomerantz knows sports. The Stanford … [Read more…]
Jason Cole ’84 was a managing editor for sports at The Stanford Daily in 1983. He shares his thoughts on Stanford and Cal’s move to the ACC ahead of Big Game. The daunting question surrounding Big Game this year is not who will win. It’s whether the Stanford and Cal athletic programs will survive in … [Read more…]
Seiring meningkatnya daya beli masyarakat dan kebutuhan akan hiburan, Surabaya makin berkembang dengan hadirnya berbagai pusat perbelanjaan besar. Nggak heran, kalau sekarang semua orang bisa dengan mudah menemukan mall di Surabaya yang jadi alternatif hangout seru di akhir pekan sekaligus belanja bulanan. Mulai dari mall yang paling fancy sampai yang lebih santai buat cuci mata, … [Read more…]
As we approach the last matchup between Cal and Stanford football in the Pac-12, the 126th Big Game is the perfect opportunity to demonstrate support for our Cardinal student athletes as they transition into the ACC. Despite historic changes across the NCAA, one thing remains: the battle for the Axe. Camille Peisner ’25 is a … [Read more…]
Among many aspects of Stanford and the University of California, Berkeley’s historic rivalry, none has stood the test of time better than that between the two school’s iconic public artworks. I will review well-known sculptures, statues and mosaics on the two campuses, presenting them in their glory. Battle of 19th-century figure sculptures: “The Football Players” … [Read more…]
Timex opened a new chapter in its long history by introducing the Atelier Timex line through the first release of Marine M1A Tw2Y72500 (version bracelet) And TW2Y72600 (Version rubber). This is the first Swiss Made watch from Timex, as well as a marker of the brave step of this American brand into the realm of … [Read more…]
Saturday will mark the final Big Game between Stanford and Cal before they leave the Pac-12 for the Athletic Coast Conference. Although both have rich histories behind them, they each enter the matchup under .500 for the third year in a row. However, as is the case with any Big Game, plenty is at stake … [Read more…]
Three years after the pandemic began, discussions about the effects of COVID-19 have faded into the periphery. Still, the restrictive distancing protocols of times past have left tangible impacts on Stanford’s culture and student life. In response, a team of undergraduate and coterminal students banded together to create On Call Café, a student-run late-night café … [Read more…]