JOURNALISM
JOURNALISM
Madeleine Han Staff Writer Irene Hsu Contributing Writer Robert Harrison, Rosina Pierotti Professor in Italian Literature, Russell Berman, Walter A Haas Professor in the Humanities and Aishwary Kumar, assistant professor of history, participated in a two-hour public panel discussion "What Is Intellectual History?"
Irene Hsu Contributing Writer Jason Mayden, a native of Chicago's South Side and former global design director for Nike's Jordan Brand, faced 44 East Palo Alto residents the morning of Nov. 14. They ranged from elementary school students to adults, most of whom had never worked with code before - until that weekend.
“I want to inspire in the way I’ve been inspired, to do it in the most accessible way, and not in a snobby sense — very technical music, but technical in a way that you don’t notice. Something that doesn’t turn off the folks who have never listened to music like that before.” —Gavin Leeper, guitarist and de facto band leader of Paper Void
While Triple CCRMAlite was technically a concert, it is more accurate to call it a palette of sounds, ranging from the pitter-patter of Chowning’s “Turenas” to the sonic sprays of CCRMA alumna Leah Reid’s “Ring, Resonate, Resound.” These pieces turned Bing into a sound lab, a giant kettle of sound deflecting from the floor, the walls and the ceiling. Each piece transformed Bing into a different space. Chirps and twinkles from Schottstaedt’s “I’m Late” seemed to bubble in a basin. Harsh...
An examination of six different couples, ranging in age, whose origins began in high school. Looks at whether they are worth the time, and what can be gained from them.
The format for tonight's show is simple, says Stu Melton '15. The co-president of Stanford's comedy club Stand Up, D - and tonight's co-host - faces a full Roble theater. The audience is relaxed and ready for laughs. "I'll start with a joke," he says. "I'll continue with some more jokes.
MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS
Two weeks ago, Stanford Arts shuttled students over to Menlo Park's Pace Gallery for a mid-quarter study break. This is where teamLab, a Tokyo-based collective of artists, engineers and designers, has set up shop, displaying 20 digital works for its interactive and immersive exhibition, Living Digital Space and Future Parks.
Set in the backdrop of long stretches of mirrors, and the soundscape of soft buzzing and gentle snipping, senior Luke Lorentzen’s documentary, New York Hair (working title), is the product of a summer in New York, 800 barbershop visits and 70 hours of footage.
CREATIVE WRITING
'how to write a thank you letter / how to write a sorry letter. how to write / a letter saying please i'd love / my money back, or haven't i given / you enough? how to write i love / you i love / you and isn't that / enough?'
The Geballe Prize was established by the Stanford University faculty to recognize outstanding writing by freshman and sophomores pertaining to Cantor, its collections, exhibitions, and programs. The prize is awarded in three different categories of writing: essays, short prose, and poetry.
A spread on fashion and fiction
I don't know what to do about my son Maurice. He is too old for God, my advice, and curfews, though my sister the psychic said otherwise over the phone. I called her last week for three free sentences of personal guidance.
1. Henri Sanson, executioner She was supposed to be a cake frosted and piped with pearls, rosettes, spun with silk. But that day, she was small, shoved through mothers who clutched their children and shook their fingers at her chopped hair, a stiff crown against a stiff silhouette.
DESIGN
INTERMEDIA & VIDEO
Concept video for CS 147's Focus Studio (by Irene, Jessica and Ke) Problem: The bustle of everyday life leaves little time and energy for personal side projects. Solution: docket is a public platform that helps document the progress of projects. By updating a project docket, looking through others’ projects and interacting with users, anyone can keep track of his/her progress and stay motivated.