I'll just say this, which I think is in keeping with the board's policy on keeping politics from seeping into the Board: it seems to me Leach has far more to lose than to gain from doing this, and since it's outside of his professional wheelhouse, why bother? Why not keep your head down, do your job, and and make your contributions where your talents lie. There's no doubt some members of his team (not to mention the administration, alumni, and fans) trust him less now, and for what? No one is going to hire Leach to be a politics correspondent, so why even go there?
And that's just how I feel about the Cardboard: I've got a million places I can go to get whatever viewpoint I want on today's current affairs. There is no where else to get better passionate reporting, analysis, and discussion about all things Stanford than here.
And that's just how I feel about the Cardboard: I've got a million places I can go to get whatever viewpoint I want on today's current affairs. There is no where else to get better passionate reporting, analysis, and discussion about all things Stanford than here.