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Dr. Mohamed ElBaradei, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, speaks about the responsible usage of nuclear energy.
Nuke czar speaks about Iran
NEWS|
Mohamed ElBaradei, the director of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), welcomed the American offer made yesterday to talk directly with Iran about its nuclear weapons program.
ElBaradei discusses nuclear energy and weapons
NEWS|
The nuclear regime in place since the Nonproliferation Treaty (NPT) took effect in 1970 is broken and needs to be fixed, the world’s highest-ranking nuclear official told a half-full Memorial Auditorium in a wide-ranging lecture about the future of nuclear energy and weapons yesterday afternoon.
$250M in overhauls underway
NEWS|
Many students consider construction on campus a ubiquitous enterprise. All year, fences have cordoned off the Barnum Family Center, located near the Clock Tower; Stanford Stadium has been under construction since the end of the football season; and, perhaps most noticeably, Wilbur Field was sacrificed in the name of a subterranean parking lot being built in conjunction with the Munger Graduate Residences.
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Tim Morris averaged five points and 3.1 boards per game last season. He was Stanford's most athletic player and best perimeter defender but struggled with consistency and shooting.
Morris signs with Washington
Sharpshooting Drew Shiller transfers in; Tony Fuller to Arizona high school
SPORTS|
For Stanford men’s basketball, the madness came two months late. After missing March Madness — the NCAA Tournament — for the first time since 1994, three major developments have made this May one of the craziest months of the offseason.
Barnes not ready to say "Cheerio"
SPORTS|
The Daily's “Through My Eyes” series on the women's tennis team wraps up this week with senior co-captain Alice Barnes. An art history major from Cambridge, England, Barnes was last year's NCAA doubles champion along 2005 graduate Erin Burdette and was the NCAA Tournament's Most Outstanding Player each of the past three seasons.
Women sail away with 4th at Nationals
SPORTS|
Stanford women’s sailing made history at Nationals this past weekend in Charleston, S.C. For the first time ever, the women placed in the top-four, exceeding expectations as they entered the tournament fifth.
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The Edit Board review
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The Editorial Board often faces a dilemma when writing editorials. Whenever we publish a piece that is edgy and controversial, readers are quick to label it as sensationalistic and inflammatory.