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Megan Rowe and Heather Lake of the Stanford Polo Club cater to Chocolate in White Plaza for the Activities Fair on Friday afternoon.
Arrillaga center finished, set to open next week
NEWS|
Although construction on the Arrillaga Family Recreation Center is finished, the decision to open the facility to students has yet to be made, according to project manager Mark Bonino.
Student suicides increase
NEWS|
The sun is always shining and students are always smiling — this was the likely rationale for the Princeton Review’s designation of Stanford as the university with the “Happiest Students.
Bike theft tops campus crime report
NEWS|
The Stanford Safety and Security Almanac, reporting crime statistics for the years 2002-2004, was posted on Oct. 1 on the Stanford Department of Public Safety’s Web site.
JAG recruiters descend on Law School
Cat Network educates students about the pitfalls of pet ownership
Students commemorate Gandhi's birthday
Web search engine helps students find jobs
Engineers vs. Mother Nature
When cute perfect strangers become just strangers —tales of a short-lived infatuation
Sigma Psi Zeta networks with West Coast sisters
Sports
Cardinal fall again at home
n Stanford football opens the Pac-10
SPORTS|
The optimism that the hiring of Walt Harris brought to the football program this past offseason is becoming a distant memory.
Women win twice at Invite
SPORTS|
Excitement was in the air as Stanford women’s soccer (6-3-1) scored two impressive victories over No. 5 Santa Clara (9-2-1) and Colorado College (6-4-1) at the Stanford Nike Invitational this weekend.
Volleyball scores 3-0 victory
SPORTS|
Balance is a key to success in any sport; in most cases, it means getting every player to contribute to the team’s success.
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Opinions
Cool is local
OPINIONS|
Traveling, in my opinion, is the single best way to become more aware of your usual surroundings. By leaving behind things you consider second nature, you realize that they’re not second nature for everyone.