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Alum donates $30 million to institute
NEWS|
Last Thursday, University officials announced that Ward W. Woods, Class of ’64 and a Stanford trustee, plans to commit $30 million to the Stanford Institute for the Environment.
Wyden calls for inquiry
NEWS|
Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Or.) joined a chorus of prominent Republicans and Democrats on Friday when he called for more congressional oversight and a bipartisan inquiry into the National Security Agency (NSA) domestic wiretapping program.
Viennese Ball falls short of ticket goal
NEWS|
Since 1978, the annual Stanford Viennese Ball has provided students a chance to trade track jackets for tuxes, don gowns and gloves and plunge into a milieu of waltzes, live orchestras and rose boutonnieres for one magical night.
Sports
Men's basketball drops crucial game to Arizona
SPORTS|
Senior guard Chris Hernandez hit three consecutive three-pointers to open the men's basketball game versus Arizona on Sunday afternoon.
Card take two of three from Texas
SPORTS|
In Saturday’s series opener between Stanford and No. 7 Texas, it was the Longhorns’ pitching that dominated — sophomore Adrian Alaniz and freshman Joey Parigi stepped up to limit the Cardinal to two runs on just four hits as Texas won 4-2.
Women use advantage in 87-76 victory
SPORTS|
TUCSON, Ariz. — On the day 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.
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National Engineers Week should prompt reflection
OPINIONS|
Feb. 19-25 is National Engineers Week, and what better time is there for Stanford engineers to reexamine their field?