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Kids from KIPP Summit Academy take a break from their visit to have some fun at the Claw.
Univ. defends living wage
SLAC says new wage for subcontracted workers ineffectual; Univ. has no more changes planned
NEWS|
Stanford administrators remain firmly in support of the new living wage plan they announced on May 8, despite the Stanford Labor Action Coalition’s (SLAC) claims that the shift in policy was ineffectual.
Students make big money Internet gambling
NEWS|
Nearly every visitor to Las Vegas shares the dream of one day returning to the Strip with enough cash to sit down at the high-stakes tables with movie stars, Saudi royalty and international financiers.
Dearth of diversity in natural science faculty
NEWS|
The faculties of Stanford’s natural science departments are renowned for their academic achievements, but certain minorities are seriously underrepresented among them.
Sports
Women's tennis: Three times as sweet
Women’s Tennis: 30-0, Pac-10 Champions, National Champions
SPORTS|
NCAA threepeat. That sums up a season, in which women’s tennis spent the entire time undefeated and at the top of the rankings.
Softball: Still Cruising Along
SPORTS|
The No. 7 Stanford softball team advanced to the NCAA Super Regionals this weekend against No. 4 Alabama after defeating Cal State Fullerton, Tulsa and Fresno State in the Fresno Regional last week.
Baseball: Battling for a postseason chance
SPORTS|
Stanford baseball has had as many up and downs as a roller coaster and with two games left in the regular-season, the Cardinal still don’t know where their ride will end.
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Should Dead Week really be dead?
OPINIONS|
In the aftermath of the ASSU elections, the Editorial Board reminded all elected candidates that their mandate was not free or unconditional (“Campaign promises: Made to be broken?