[yvonne]

An alum from Slate weighs in, drawing from the Princeton Review's earlier article listing Stanford as students' top choice and parents' second choice. He also adds the admission rate and annual giving to the mix.

http://www.slate.com/articles/technology...re_toolbar

By the way, did anyone notice that Miles Untereinner, the guy who met with the Rhodes committee the same day as he finished his NCAA Championship cross country meet wrote the Daily article? I don't think Stanford's losing its excellence anytime soon.

[yvonne]

An alum from Slate weighs in, drawing from the Princeton Review's earlier article listing Stanford as students' top choice and parents' second choice. He also adds the admission rate and annual giving to the mix.

http://www.slate.com/articles/technology...re_toolbar

By the way, did anyone notice that Miles Untereinner, the guy who met with the Rhodes committee the same day as he finished his NCAA Championship cross country meet wrote the Daily article? I don't think Stanford's losing its excellence anytime soon.

[Bruce Wang]

Looks like the tech incubator with a football team still has people experiencing some degree of success in other areas:

http://www.stanforddaily.com/2013/04/15/...-pulitzer/

Has anybody read this book (Orphan Master's Son), and care to share an opinion? 

[Bruce Wang]

Looks like the tech incubator with a football team still has people experiencing some degree of success in other areas:

http://www.stanforddaily.com/2013/04/15/...-pulitzer/

Has anybody read this book (Orphan Master's Son), and care to share an opinion?