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Keith Cheng of the Jake Gittlen Cancer Research Foundation gives a talk, "Uncovering the Mystery of Human Skin Color."
Grad files national suit
NEWS|
Rahinah Ibrahim, a Stanford doctoral candidate, was at San Francisco International Airport last year ready to fly home to Malaysia for a conference.
Panel agrees 'No Child' inefficient
NEWS|
Tackling different perspectives on education policy, panelists Linda Darling-Hammond, Eric Hanushek and Michael Kirst managed a difficult feat — attracting a large crowd to an unequivocally academic talk.
Econ, Psych revise major requirements
NEWS|
Undergraduates planning to major in either economics or psychology may soon have to rework their four-year plans, as the Stanford Department of Economics and the Stanford Department of Psychology are making changes to their major requirements, potentially affecting current undeclared students and future undergraduates.
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Freshman forward Lawrence Hill has quickly adapted to the pace of the college game.
UPDATE: Arizona overpowers men
SPORTS|
Senior guard Chris Hernandez hit three consecutive three-pointers to open the men’s basketball game versus Arizona Sunday afternoon.
But for Stanford, it was all downhill from there.
UPDATE: No. 11 Stanford survives Arizona, 87-76
SPORTS|
TUCSON, Ariz.- On the day where Arizona retired the jersey of deceased star center Shawntinice Polk, the Wildcats were reminded just how important she was to the team both on and off the court.
Learning the Law from a legend
SPORTS|
Despite the attention garnered by the Cardinal’s three senior stars, the Stanford men’s basketball team is actually a young one.
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Keeping the dream alive once the Bubble pops
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We grow out of our ideals. They are the stuff of youth—a time of naivete and leisure, a time to fantasize about peace and equality, a time to entertain simplistic visions of a better world.