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University President John Hennessy recently reviewed his performance for the last five years with favorable results.
Earthquake relief effort gains momentum
NEWS|
Members of the student group Pakistanis at Stanford (PAS) launched a formal relief effort Wednesday night to benefit the victims of the Oct.
President helps fund Club Sports
NEWS|
“Aim. Shoot. Score!
Students question distribution policy
NEWS|
“A number of organizations, student publications and local businesses distributed their materials in violation of some of the houses’ policies,” said Jane Camarillo, director of Residential Education.
Prof. plans to put human cells in mouse brains
Mahmoud compares Islam and Christianity
Editorial questions Beinin's political stance
I Cardinal Recruited Your Mom Last Night
Veils of Cheddar Call Out to Vegetarians
Hennessy evaluates recent Univ. projeccts, outlines future goals
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Despite the best efforts of Thomas Hopkins, the Stanford Men's Water Polo team fell to eventual tourney winner USC in the semifinals of the NorCal tournament this past weekend. The Cardinal went on to place third.
Football knocks off Arizona
SPORTS|
TUSCON, Ariz. - For the first six minutes in Saturday's visit to Arizona, the Cardinal appeared to be in big trouble.
After receiving the opening kickoff, the Wildcats methodically marched 80 yards on 15 plays for a touchdown on their longest scoring drive of the season.
Water Polo Loses to USC, Tops UCLA, Places Third at NorPac Tournament
SPORTS|
Going into this weekend's competition, the No. 4 Cardinal (11-3, 1-0 Mountain Pacific Sports Federation) knew that they would be facing a grueling midseason challenge.
Soccer drops 2-0 decision to Cal
SPORTS|
A sea of dejected faces looked on as the final whistle blew at Maloney Field on Saturday. The Cardinal players, many with light tears in their eyes, applauded half-heartedly to their fans before slumping off.
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Disaster relief: don't stop now
OPINIONS|
The Stanford community should be proud of its recent response to disasters. In the last two years the world has faced the tsunami in Asia, Hurricane Katrina at home and genocide in Darfur.