News – Sam Catania

SEC fines Stanford economics lecturer $726,000 for misappropriating VC funds

September 24, 2020 News

Lecturer cancels class citing family matters, University declines to comment on “individual personnel matters” (Photo: KING OF HEARTS/Wikimedia Commons) By Sam Catania on September 24, 2020 in The Stanford Daily The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) fined Stanford economics lecturer Alex Gould J.D. ’00 more than $700,000 after he allegedly misappropriated ...

Meet Antonio López, the 26-year-old Stanford Ph.D. student running for city council

September 20, 2020 News, Spotlight

Antonio López handing campaign materials to a resident of East Palo Alto. (Photo courtesy of Antonio López) By Sam Catania on September 20, 2020 in The Stanford Daily 50. That’s how many doors Antonio López Ph.D. ’25 and his campaign team of high school students knock on every Tuesday evening. The ...

Delays, unclear communication frustrate students seeking to retrieve belongings

September 15, 2020 News

A viral TikTok video posted by a Stanford senior shows items shipped to her that appear to be damaged. (Screenshot: SAM CATANIA/The Stanford Daily) By Sam Catania on September 15, 2020 in The Stanford Daily Numerous undergraduates who left items on campus after an abrupt end to winter quarter ...

Vulnerability in ‘Link’ website may have exposed data on Stanford students’ crushes

August 13, 2020 News

(Screenshot: SAM CATANIA/The Stanford Daily) Within days of its launch, hundreds of Stanford students signed up for Link, a website meant to connect users and their crushes. But in addition to violating University policy, the site was vulnerable to SQL injection, a kind of cyber attack, which may ...

New Stanford Link website connects students with mutual crushes

August 7, 2020 News, Spotlight

Stanford Link's logo. (Photo: stanfordlink.com) Since Monday, over 1700 Stanford students have signed up for Link, a new website that allows users to anonymously enter the names of classmates they’re interested in and sends them an email if their crushes listed their name.. Students can enter up ...

Inside Kobe’s Impact on Lower Merion

February 7, 2020 News, Sports, Spotlight

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VnYk0jkZVc Harriton TV's Sam Catania reports on the impact Kobe Bryant had on his high school community. Kobe never attended college, so Lower Merion High School was his Alma matter. He treated it as such and his impact will not be forgotten. Our report explores ...

VIDEO: Kobe’s Death Leaves Lower Merion in Pain

February 3, 2020 News, Sports

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3DTC9sjWLM Kobe Bryant, a Lower Merion High School alumnus and star NBA basketball player, was killed in a helicopter crash Sunday, January 26th 2020. Harriton TV's Adam Gilbert and Sam Catania report on Kobe's death from the local perspective of his high school community.

Harriton Hosts 2019 International Night

November 30, 2019 Arts & Entertainment, News, Spotlight

https://youtu.be/C8frU-o9Jr4 At Harriton's 2019 annual International Night students set up booths to represent cultures from around the world. The event featured over 30 booths, music, and of course food. "International night is all about us as a community coming together to celebrate our unity in the international ...

Harriton Faculty Says ‘Senior Skip Day’ a “Success”

November 16, 2019 News, Spotlight

The Harriton High School lobby on a frosty November morning. Photo: Sam Catania, Harriton TV A senior Harriton Faculty member told Harriton TV that 2019's first Senior Skip Day was a 'success,' and confirmed that at least half of the grade skipped school. Harriton TV estimates ...

EXCLUSIVE: Harriton TV Interviews Pete Buttigieg

October 22, 2019 News, Spotlight

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0i0XgDiiDI Cold and rainy weather didn't stop about 1,000 Philadelphians from coming out to Pete Buttigieg's first visit to the city of brotherly love. Pete: "If I hang around him any longer I might end up an enthusiastic Eagles fan. It's contagious" Armed with last minute press credentials, ...

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