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Hoover Tower stands careful watch over Stanford Stadium. The Cardinal will defend its home turf today at 6 p.m. in the first football game of the season against Oregon State. The Card is 8-3 since 1996 against the Beavers, and will seek revenge from its 23-6 loss last year.
Med school restricts use of industry funds
Stanford limits outside money for CME classes
NEWS|
Stanford School of Medicine announced Tuesday that it would place severe limitations on industry funding of its continuing medical education (CME) classes.
University leaders call for discussion of drinking age
NEWS|
The Amethyst Initiative, a statement calling for open public discourse on the federally mandated drinking age of 21, has been signed by presidents from more than 130 American colleges and universities over the past four months, receiving significant attention from the media.
Cardinal goes blue: Stanford’s ties at the Dems’ National Convention
NEWS|
This week, Denver is hosting the 2008 Democratic National Convention. It’s just like NSO, only with more riot gear and Secret Service agents.
Admissions looks to add interviews
BRIEF: Stanford ranked 4th by U.S. News
BRIEF: Professor emeritus Nathaniel Gage dies
BRIEF: Facebook moves to Stanford Research Park
BRIEF: Stanford opens new childcare facility
Police Blotter: Aug. 16 to 26, 2008
Alum earns nod at Teen Choice Awards
Students help out, learn from clinics overseas
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Reigning Pac-10 Freshman of the Year, Christen Press, will look to help the Cardinal compete in a tough Pac-10 in 2008. Press notched a pair of goals in Stanford’s 5-0 win over Pacific to start the season on Sunday.
Cardinal keys to success in 2008
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When Stanford takes on Oregon State tonight, it will mark the start of what looks to be a second season of rebuilding under head coach Jim Harbaugh.
Stanford ready to seize elusive NCAA title in ‘08
SPORTS|
It’s always tough to lose the championship game.
Cardinal offense built to score big
SPORTS|
By all accounts, the 2007 season was hugely successful for the Stanford women’s soccer team.
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Stu's Views: The Insanity of the U.S. News Rankings
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