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...recognize them. The whole family works for a federal espionage agency that's smart enough to hire eager kids as spies - hey, this is a fantasy - but mostly stumbles around in a bureaucratic fog. In Spy Kids 2, sequel to his surprise hit of last year, writer-director Robert Rodriguez imagines that a Transmooker has gone missing - that is, a gizmo just a little bigger and blinkier than a VCR remote but able to power down the whole world. The kids have to recover it before it falls into the wrong hands. But this movie's delight...
...Rodriguez says Stanford’s residential system works well, fostering a sense community within the houses. He does lament the lack of a central-gathering point on campus—similar to the student center for which Harvard students have longed...
Students often get the impression that first-years are “farmed” out to these classes, Rodriguez says...
Stanford sophomore Rodriguez says that as a high school senior he was also considering Harvard and Princeton as possible colleges. He says his perceptions of colleges has since changed—at the time he thought going East would make him “more competitive...
...thought Stanford would make me a better person,” Rodriguez says. “Plus, I wanted to go to Harvard, Princeton or Yale for graduate school...