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Stanford Band plays their Big Game mystery rally on the Meyer terrace, a day before Meyer's 40th anniversary.
Bedbugs infest East Flo
Student rooms quarantined, four relocated to new dorms
NEWS|
More than 20 sealed plastic bags filled with notebooks, textbooks and linens sat outside two quarantined East Florence Moore doubles last night; their four occupants had been sent to live in other dormitories around campus after University officials discovered their rooms had been infested by bedbugs earlier this week.
Armenians commemorate ‘88 quake
NEWS|
Engineering Prof. Anne Kiremidjian stressed the importance of stable construction, reliable building materials and architectural expertise in averting humanitarian tragedies after natural disasters in a Pigott Hall speech last night.
Trumpets claim structure
NEWS|
Students may be forgiven for expressing more confusion than usual at the Intersection of Death this week.
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Quarterback T.C. Ostrander will look to end Cal’s Big Game winning-streak at four this Saturday in Berkeley, as he leads the Cardinal against a Cal squad that has accepted its invitation to play in the Holiday Bowl against Texas A&M.
Against all odds
Card set to close out season against bowl bound Bears
SPORTS|
We believe in Stanford football. So says this year’s slogan to fire up support for Big Game.
Time for Sherman to shine
SPORTS|
This Saturday, Stanford will write the final chapter in a disappointing year for all those involved with the program.
Inside the Game: Ghost Ride
SPORTS|
Pac-10 Offensive Player of the Year Marshawn Lynch (10) did it all on one third-quarter drive.
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Editorial: Bring back the band
OPINIONS|
This weekend, the saddest loss at Big Game will not be our defeat to Cal, but the absence of the Stanford Band’s antics at halftime.
