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Chavez celebration ends with words from a friend
NEWS|
The week-long Cesar Chavez Commemoration celebration came to a close Friday with a final presentation in Dinkelspiel Auditorium that synthesized the themes explored throughout the week — unifying Chavez’s life with the struggles that Latinos face today.
Julian Castro,Class of 1996, runs for mayor of San Antonio
NEWS|
Some would argue that Julian Castro doesn’t need public relations to make him look like the perfect politician.
He was born on Mexican Independence Day, grew up in a mostly Mexican-American neighborhood in San Antonio, and attended Stanford University and Harvard Law School.
Economics lecturer David Johnson departs for Wellesley
NEWS|
Economics Lecturer David Johnson, who is praised by students for his lively lecturing style, is teaching his last quarter at Stanford before departing to Wellesley College.
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Riding a two-game win streak into Tempe, Ariz., junior Chris Minaker and the Cardinal found themselves chasing the Sun Devils all weekend in ASU's three-game sweep. Stanford hosts San Jose State in a non-conference game Tuesday night.
Card suffer rare Pac-10 sweep at ASU
SPORTS|
For 64 straight weekends of Pacific-10 Conference play, the No. 14 Stanford Cardinal had won at least one game in a three-game series.
Volleyball ends regular season with two losses
SPORTS|
The regular season ended on a sour note for the Stanford men’s volleyball team, which dropped two consecutive matches to No.
Softball perfect in Oregon
SPORTS|
In the first game, Stanford’s pitching took care of business; in the next, the Cardinal batters did the work. And in the final game of the Stanford softball team’s three-game set in Oregon, the rain delayed play for a couple of hours before the Cardinal prevailed again.
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Sketchy TAs still a problem
OPINIONS|
In gigantic lecture classes, it often seems as if professors are just figures you see on the distant stage, waving their hands and pontificating, while teaching assistants are our real teachers.