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School of Journalism professor at the University of Texas, Robert Jensen, condemned pornography for promoting images of violence against women.
New OSP location a success
NEWS|
Stanford’s Bing Overseas Studies Program may have to add another branch in South Africa, as the one-time pilot Cape Town program already has students and faculty deeming it a success only two weeks in.
Texas prof condemns porn
NEWS|
With many college students flush with hormones and away from their parents for the first time, perhaps it’s no wonder that sex and pornography are frequent topics of conversation on university campuses.
Doctor shares the secrets of achievement
NEWS|
South Asian Awareness Week continued last night with a tale of economic advancement from Anmol Mahal, current president of the California Medical Association.
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Redshirt freshman guard Kenny Brown saw limited action in his first season as a walk-on. He scored three points in his Stanford debut this season, hitting his first career shot.
On the Line
SPORTS|
Conventional wisdom would dictate that when Washington State and Washington come to town this weekend to face the Cardinal men’s basketball team, most of Stanford’s preparation would be geared toward the No.
Card begin part two of Pac-10 play
SPORTS|
Having finished their first round of Pacific-10 Conference competition with an 8-1 record, the Cardinal head into the second half of the conference season with matches against UCLA and Southern California this weekend.
Road to recovery not an easy one for junior Newlin
SPORTS|
To a casual Stanford basketball fan, it looked like things were starting to come easy to junior forward Kristen Newlin.
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SUBJECT: Domestic Wiretapping Affects YOU!
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Dear charmingly complacent Stanford students:
By now, most of you have hopefully taken a break from fountain-hopping, disc golf and partying long enough to have heard that the National Security Agency has been analyzing large volumes of telephone and Internet communication coming into and out of the United States without court-approved warrants.