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Jeremy Presser, a member of the Stanford Mock Trial team, cross-examines a witness during Saturday's Mock Trial Invitational at the Law School.
Stanford Mock Trial takes second place
NEWS|
The biggest competition yet, the Third Annual Bay Area Mock Trial Invitational took place on campus this weekend as Stanford Law School’s four-person team fell short of its UCLA opponents.
Gender committees created
NEWS|
Facing allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct, Stanford Law School announced the creation of four committees to investigate gender relations on campus last week.
Stanford lab invents voice recording email service
NEWS|
Thanks to the work of a Stanford technology lab, those who want to leave a voicemail but are disappointed to hear a real live person answer the phone may dial in fear no more.
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Junior centerfielder Jim Rapoport slid safely into home in Sunday's 6-3 win over the No. 5 Titans. Seven freshman made their debuts in the series for Stanford.
Eyes Wide Shut
SPORTS|
Senior guard Chris Hernandez made clutch, last-second shots in Stanford’s last two contests — heart-stopping victories over Washington and Oregon.
Card start hot with home sweep
SPORTS|
With its freshman class delivering huge dividends all weekend long, the Stanford Cardinal captured three close wins to upset No.
VanDerveer earns 650th career victory in 84-57 win over Beavers
SPORTS|
Stanford head coach Tara VanDerveer joined some elite company Saturday as she became the ninth coach in Division I women’s basketball history to win 650 games.
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Edit board bids farewell
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The Daily Editorial Board doesn’t often take time to reflect on its positions. Sometimes this leads us to contradict ourselves, especially between volumes when the members of the board change.