Celebration should be loud but civil

By Editorial Board
OPINIONS| The celebration after our win tomorrow should be glorious: a victory after three years of defeat, staking a final claim on Stanford Stadium one game before its last.

French riots represent broader issues

By Editorial Board
OPINIONS| The riots that spread through France in the last three weeks are one of the major news events of the year. That much is clear.

A few predictions for tomorrow

By Cassidy Krug and Kevin Mclean
OPINIONS| In the spirit of the week we thought we might devote today’s column to the legacy of Big Game. We figured we would start off by using our highly developed powers of statistical analysis to predict the outcome of the game (after all, Cassidy is almost done with Stat 60), then wow you with our extraordinary knowledge of players, stats, obscure rules and Big Game history.

Story of the intellectual crush

By Robin Pam and Miri Hutcherson
OPINIONS| Disclaimer: This is not a column about dating. Or sex. It is a column about love. Introduction: Attraction falls into three distinct categories (Pam and Hutcherson 2003): the average romantic crush, the friend crush and a final type that transcends that paradigmatic, historical implication of the word crush.

Beat Cal!

By Editorial Board
OPINIONS| Beat Cal!