Uncovering feminist roots in punk rock
Three feminist punk rock icons sat down with Peninsula Press to tell stories they say the mainstream tends to forget.
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Sylvia Earle speaks on sustainable use of world’s oceans
World-renowned underwater explorer, scientist and ocean advocate Sylvia Earle spoke at Stanford about encouraging sustainable use of our world’s oceans and marine resources.
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In Silicon Valley, it’s good to be Airbnb — for now
Across the Peninsula, most cities’ local laws don’t address how to deal with Airbnb and other short-term rental companies. But that might change with the upcoming 2016 Super Bowl.
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Stanford kicker Jordan Williamson reflects on infamous kick
Jordan Williamson famously missed the game-winning kick in the 2012 Fiesta Bowl. In this video interview, Williamson reflects on the process of moving forward.
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Bechtel International Center holds annual International Spring Festival
Stanford’s Bechtel International Center held its annual International Spring Festival on May 1.
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Annual ‘Bay To Breakers’ footrace in San Francisco boasts century-long history
Few may know that San Francisco’s annual “Bay To Breakers” race has a rich history that spans back over 100 years, making it the longest consecutively run race in the world.
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‘Stateside’ – The voices of Silicon Valley’s homeless veterans
“Stateside” is a video series that aspires to give viewers a brief and intimate look into the battles that didn’t end when service did.
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This is home for ESPN sportswriter Ramona Shelburne
ESPN’s Ramona Shelburne gets the right sources and the coveted interviews because she develops rapport and creates relationships that are genuine.
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TechRaking conference explores drones as media tools
Engineers, journalists and drone enthusiasts gathered in Berkeley, Calif., April 22 to explore how drones can be used in journalism.
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Grantland’s literary connoisseur Louisa Thomas is not your average sportswriter
Grantland’s Louisa Thomas finds the human drama of sports stories and reproduces it in highly intellectualized, often poetic prose.
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Sisters-owned restaurant remains community staple in changing San Francisco Mission District
San Francisco’s Mission District is seeing a lot of change. But the family-owned L’s Caffe in the Mission has been running for a decade and has been honored by city officials for community commitment.
Local artist Dan Woodard talks about the transition from film to sculpture
Local artist Dan Woodard currently has a solo sculpture show titled “Heads and Hands,” on display at the Redwood City Rotunda Gallery.
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