Diane Raub
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Year: 2008 Major: International Relations, minor in Geological and Environmental Sciences Home Town: Arlington Heights, IL Website: N/A AIM: RocknRaubn Interests: Running, hiking, swing dancing, and international affairs Favorite quote:
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"Editor’s Note: on REVOLUTION! and Rumsfeld" - April 22, 2008
"Interview with Deroy Murdock" - April 22, 2008
"Editor’s Note: Local Politics Matter Too" - April 4, 2008
"Editor’s Note: Academia vs. Blood, Sweat, and Tears" - March 18, 2008
"World News in Brief" - March 18, 2008
"History and Political Science Departments Square Off in Friendly Debate" - March 18, 2008
"Editor's Note: True Tolerance" - February 28, 2008
"Editor's Note: A Reflection on the Debate" - February 8, 2008
"An Interview with Expelled Producer Mark Mathis" - February 8, 2008
"Editor’s Note: The Importance of Discussion" - January 28, 2008
"Editor's Note" - January 18, 2008
"World News in Brief" - January 18, 2008
"Hoover Marine Corps Fellow Discusses Iraq" - January 18, 2008
"Book Review: Troublesome Young Men" - December 7, 2007
"Book Review: Troublesome Young Men" - December 7, 2007
"Power Corrupts Beijing" - September 28, 2007
"Lost and Conservative? Opportunities Abound at Stanford" - September 28, 2007
"Russia Returns to Dictatorship" - March 16, 2007
"Russian Geopolitik" - June 2, 2006
"Rosencranz Strikes in Nepal" - May 5, 2006
"Neila Hachicha speaks out in Tunisia" - April 20, 2006
"The Tree of Liberty: Yenny Wahid and the Battle for Democracy in Indonesia" - March 17, 2006
"Akbar Ganji Stays Alive in Tehran" - February 24, 2006
"The Seoul Train Comes to Stanford" - December 10, 2005
"Fleeing the Hermit Kingdom" - December 10, 2005
"Losing the Fight in Venezuela" - November 11, 2005
"Tree of Liberty: Aung San Suu Kyi Battles for Freedom in Myanmar" - October 21, 2005
"Condoleeza Rice, U.S. Foreign Policy and the Truth" - September 22, 2005
"Freedom and Wealth Inseparable" - May 20, 2005
"'The Interpreter' Translates Hollywood Politics into Revenue" - May 13, 2005
"EU Constitution Threatens Freedom" - May 13, 2005
"Mexico's Leftist Obrador Faces Criminal Charge" - April 29, 2005
"Special Interview With L. Paul Bremer" - April 29, 2005
"Fraud and Voter Intimidation Run Rampant in Zimbabwe Elections" - April 15, 2005
"Greenwald Out-Fox-es Himself" - February 25,, 2005
I write for the Stanford Review because my political philosophy is conservative, and I believe one of the great experiences of university life should be joining in the free exchange of ideas and opinions. The Review expresses conservative viewpoints on a very wide variety of issues. Any casual and objective reader of the major media, as well as the Stanford Daily, will be hard pressed to find our viewpoints represented. That is a shame: good newspapers by definition should be balanced in the presentation of both news and opinions. In the absence of that ideal, however, the Stanford Review fills what would otherwise be a vacuum of presentation and explanation of the conservative perspective. Writers for the Review find they have many choices about what to write, and how often. I hope the Class of 2009 takes the same opportunity I have enjoyed in becoming a contributor to the Stanford Review.
