Select Essays
These are pretty much some select essays on interesting topics that I have written for school:
From Stanford University:
Exiles to a Foreign Land: The
Hong Kong Chinese in America, Research paper for
Comparative Literature 168
Intellivision: It's Legacy, and the Evolution of Baseball
Video Games, Research paper for
Science, Technology, and Society 145
Articles I've written for the Stanford
Daily:
News Section:
Bill
Gates to speak at Kresge 4/25/02
Hotmail
founder highlights panel 4/15/02
Westly
runs for state controller 4/10/02
Two
students win prestigious scholarships 1/7/02
Innovator
promises revolution with Segway scooter 12/5/01
Monster.com to operate CDC service 9/27/01
Hong
Kong Secretary for Security speaks at Encina 8/16/01
Libertarians
form new group to promote party on campus 4/30/01
University provides more support for undergrads with
kids 1/26/01
Stanford senior on the 'Rhode' to Oxford with scholarship
win 1/12/01
Students Await Election Results 12/6/00
Honda's election to U.S. House gives Campbell's seat
to Dems 11/8/00
Hagelin:
physicist for prez 10/31/00
Candidates differ on taxes 10/25/00
GSC discusses housing plans 10/5/00
Fac
Sen sets agenda for the year 9/29/00
Incoming
freshmen eager for their arrival in September 8/31/00
Dems
return from DNC 8/24/00
Clinton
addresses the DNC in L.A. 8/17/00
Innovation Section:
Touching
Bases: Business leaders discuss prospects in current economy 11/14/01
The
Answer Dude: Microsoft shifts strategy to focus on Internet 10/24/01
Pioneering
astronaut speaks 8/30/01
Not
your ordinary cup of joe: Java innovator speaks 8/16/01
Answer
Dude: Streaming media still stinks 8/9/01
Where
the falcons soar 8/2/01
Disney
chairman speaks at gathering 4/18/01
Stanford power system is explained 2/7/01
Virtual reality draws closer with haptics 11/22/00
The Explainer: XML 10/18/00
Intermission Section:
Windtalkers mini-review 7/5/02
Rush Hour 2 review 8/9/01
Sports Section:
Don’t
hate them, they’re beautiful: a Lakers fan speaks 7/5/01
Opinion Section:
Column in Graduation Issue of The Stanford Daily
6/2002
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