(‘14, Human Biology) is from the east bay. She likes Arundhati Roy and hip hop.
When I watched Swan Lake: Recalibrated in late February, I was immediately struck by the exploration of the blurred lines between movement and language. “Bodies” didn’t even come to mind as they normally do when I watch dancers move; it seemed as if human ties dissolved entirely into a unique kind of motion.
If you’re reading this right now, it means you’ve survived and escaped the snowpocalypse that took over every place except California. Shout out to Stanford and our fantastic location.
You’ll find Chris Russ, CS and EE double major, sitting on a couch behind a silver glowing screen, no stranger to codes and circuits. Take a closer look and peer past the JavaScript and Matlab, however, and you’ll find tabs open to SoundCloud pages of iconic hip hop producers J Dilla, DJ Toomp, and 9th Wonder. But Chris isn’t just a consumer of beats — he’s a curator and a creator, too.