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Students hand out flowers in White Plaza to celebrate St. Valentine's Day.
Bush budget could cut Upward Bound
NEWS|
A prominent Stanford tutoring program may soon be abandoned to make room for President George W. Bush’s No Child Left Behind education law.
Law School antidiscrimination policy upheld by court
NEWS|
The Solomon Amendment, which cuts off federal funding to schools that prohibit military recruiters on campus, was recently struck down by the U.
Residents voice their opposition to Munger dorm proposal
NEWS|
University Provost John Etchemendy held a meeting yesterday to discuss the size and location of the planned Munger graduate housing project and to give community members an opportunity to air their concerns about the proposed expansion of Campus Drive and other facets of the construction.
Iraq experts discuss recent elections
Univ. cuts medical and retirement benefits for future faculty and staff
Mock weddings highlight demand for legalization of gay marriage
Dirty endoscopes provoke TB worries
World to celebrate Kyoto Protocol start
Students download music legally
Outsourced barbers and other technical fancies
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Sam Warburg and the No. 7 Stanford tennis team easily handled Arizona State and Arizona over the weekend, winning 5-2 and 7-0
Stanford sweeps Arizona schools
SPORTS|
Weekends tend to start a little slow, but as they progress, the pace starts to pick up. The next thing you know, everything is moving full force, it’s the end of the weekend, you have no idea what hit you and the weekend is a blur.
Oregon’s D-I debut spoiled by Cardinal
SPORTS|
In the days before its season-opener at Oregon, the Stanford women’s lacrosse team set lofty goals.
“We are looking to set our own standard of play in our first game against Oregon,” senior co-captain and midfielder Kelsey Twist said prior to the Saturday matchup.
Cardinal nab four wins
SPORTS|
Long. That’s the best way to describe the past weekend for the No. 3 Stanford women’s water polo team. Starting with Friday afternoon’s 9-5 victory against Hawaii and concluding Sunday with a dominant 11-4 win over Indiana, the weekend’s five games held a little bit of everything for the Cardinal as they began their 2005 NCAA title hunt.
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University should explain Zuckerberg situation
OPINIONS|
When the University decided on Jan. 31 to cancel thefacebook.com creator Mark Zuckerberg’s scheduled talk at Branner Hall, it should have provided students with a legitimate reason for the cancellation.