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In El Centro Chicano, a student tutors a nighttime janitor in English as part of Habla la Noche.
U.S. must get tough with Sudan, says discussion panelist
NEWS|
The United States must pursue a more aggressive policy in Sudan, including an embargo and sanctions, if the violence there is to end, according to John Prendergast, special advisor to the president of the International Crisis Group, an independent, non-profit conflict-prevention organization.
Stanford senior wins Rhodes scholarship
NEWS|
After a grueling six-month process of filing applications, attending receptions and completing interviews, senior Sarah Schulman and 14 other finalists decided to take refuge in a classic board game as they waited to find out the winners of this year’s Rhodes Scholarship from their district.
Freshman dies; dorm unites in grief
NEWS|
Freshman Shanta Annan died suddenly Friday night due to complications related to a medical condition. As of last night, the official causes of death had not been determined.
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T.J. Rushing and the Cardinal couldn't keep up with the Golden Bears' offense Saturday, suffering the worst Big Game loss since 1930. The Cardinal close out the season at 4-7.
Crushed
SPORTS|
The Cardinal rolled into Berkeley Saturday seeking a tremendous upset. But they never found the end zone and lost their composure in the second half.
Penalties make for ugly game
SPORTS|
It was an ugly way to end what turned out to be an ugly season for the Stanford Cardinal.
Saturday's 41-6 loss at the hands of the Cal Bears officially closes the book on a season that started strong for Stanford, but ended with the same disappointing 4-7 record as a year ago.
Big Splash ends in upset loss
SPORTS|
With less than three minutes left in the game, the Cardinal found themselves in a position that they had only stood in twice this season: they found themselves facing an upset.
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Psychiatric ward story a questionable priority
OPINIONS|
Last Monday, The Daily’s readers looked one of two ways: deeply troubled or deeply enthralled.
What could simultaneously cause furrowed brows and bugged-out eyes?