Doing too much
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What we lose when we try to do it all.
Magazine Doing too much What we lose when we try to do it all. (Graphic: CHLOE HANNSZ/The Stanford Daily) By Lily Zou Published June 7, 2026, 9:53 p.m., last updated June 7, 2026, 9:53 p.m. I walked to On Call Cafe with a friend. The night was frigid, but we were warm in our coats. We were here for “Why We Look At Art,” a conversation with art history professor Alexander Nemerov and film senior lecturer Adam Tobin on why art should matter to Stanford students. After a brief introduction, they opened the floor to questions. I leaned forward. Each question was different, but the response inevita
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