Students, shots and Stanford

Alcohol policy enforcement creates varied rules, student headaches
By Sam Bhagwat
NEWS| A series of extensive interviews with administrators, dorm staff and students paints a picture of a policy that is lenient relative to peer institutions and focused more on the health and safety of students than preventing underage drinking.

Angelides rallies for choice

By Patrick Fitzgerald
NEWS| Counting down the days before Tuesday’s election and trailing in the polls, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Phil Angelides used Friday afternoon to rally students against Proposition 85, a ballot initiative for parental notification widely considered to be a wedge issue among voters.

Absentee or simply absent?

By Daniel Novinson
NEWS| At Stanford, where half of the student body hails from outside California, students wishing to vote must conquer not only their apathy, but also ignorance of local issues and absentee registration for elections thousands of miles from home.

Palo Alto nation's most expensive town

By Daniel Novinson
NEWS| To the surprise of no one, Stanford is located in the most expensive city of all 119 Division I-A universities.