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73 Questions With History Teacher Candace Bolles

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Woodshop Teacher Mark Leeper Reflects on 40 Years

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Jennifer Rodriguez-Garcia ’14 on Her Path to Personal Injury Law

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Caroline Pecore ’23 on Creating Bears Doing Big Things

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The Menlo Park Design District is Making Downtown a Center for Home Design

Maeve Miller
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Colin Kryger Attacks His Senior Season

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Get to Know Your New Class Presidents

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May 13, 2025

Valentina Rivera ’20 Uplifts the Next Generation at M-A

Karen Martinez
May 12, 2025

Meet the Daughters of the American Revolution: Inside Stanford’s Historical Sisterhood

Ella Thomson
May 11, 2025

M-A’s Most Unforgettable Class Traditions

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May 5, 2025

Hallee Foster ’11 on Neuroscience and Business

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