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Several students have initiated a project to create a cult of personality around Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education John Bravman.
Newsweek editor calls off lecture; symposium will be held tonight
NEWS|
Newsweek Editor Mark Whitaker has cancelled his lecture, originally scheduled for tonight as part of the John S. Knight journalism symposium.
New alcohol policy proves successful
NEWS|
University officials claim that the two-year-old alcohol policy has decreased the number of hospitalizations among underclassmen.
Nobel laureate addresses grads
NEWS|
Iranian human rights lawyer and 2003 Nobel Peace Prize winner Shirin Ebadi delivered a politically charged commencement address at the Stanford Law School yesterday morning.
Web site calls for divestment
Students try to make Bravman a celebrity
Stanford represents at Bay to Breakers
Big Dance draws record numbers
Law students win libel suit
Celebration in honor of USVH involvement
Students display films at spring festival
Making the bucks: Stanford students find a variety of jobs on campus to cover their living costs.
The future of synchronous menstruation
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Stanford advanced to the final game behind sophomore goalkeeper Meridith McColl's nine saves in a 5-4 victory over defending champion USC .
Water polo finishes second at NCAAs
SPORTS|
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Going into this weekend’s NCAA Championship, the Stanford women’s water polo team knew that strong play in the defensive end would be critical to its success.
Softball drops a set but still wins Pac-10
SPORTS|
For 13 consecutive innings, the Cardinal offense looked lost against No. 3 Arizona. Then, down 3-0 in the seventh inning Saturday’s regular season finale, Stanford finally found its groove, loaded the bases and scored two runs.
Tennis spanks Army, Oregon
SPORTS|
Last year, the No. 1 Stanford women’s tennis team defeated Quinnipiac and Michigan in the first and second rounds, respectively, of the NCAA Championships, 4-0.
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Geek chic
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First off, isn't that a great title for a column?