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Founded the Stanford Flipside, as well as a network of other satirical newspapers at high schools and college campuses starting with the DHS Flipside in 2005. We would publish a weekly paper and distribute it around the Stanford campus, publishing 10 a quarter, 30 a year, as well as an end-of-year magazine. The Flipside is now one of the most widely read publications on the campus. Read past issues of the Flipside here at stanfordflipside.com.

Was head TA of the largest and most popular class in the history of Stanford University. TA for over 1400 students over three quarters. Gave three CS106A lectures in the fall. Managed a staff of about fifty section leaders, oversaw grading, helped to write examinations, and handled crazy logistics. Worked with Mehran Sahami, Keith Schwarz, and Eric Roberts.

Taught a section of 8-12 students for 6 quarters in the first two courses in Stanford's computer science program.