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Members of the SEIU marched on President Hennessy's office Wednesday to protest what they believe are unfair wages and benefits. Protesters were given clappers and whistles to amplify their sound in the Quad.
(9/14/06) ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: And the beat goes on
Band will not play at stadium opener but Band Run goes on after University puts on indefinite provisional status
NEWS|
The Stanford Band has been placed on indefinite provisional status as a student organization and will be led by an interim director, the University announced Thursday Sept.
News Update: Workers vote to accept new contract with University
NEWS|
Stanford workers voted to ratify a new three year contract Thursday Sept. 7.
Katrina: a powerful example
NEWS|
Stem Cell advancement touted, but doubts about effectiveness and questions about ethics raised
As contract expires, workers rally
Horwitz eager to expand department
Grumport tapped as vice provost
Etchemendy: 4-1 gamble for Harvard president
UPDATE: Governor passes college press bill
Police Blotter
The Band: D.A. could prosecute students
Band in Limbo
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Senior midfielder Galen Thompson had three shots on goal in Sunday's loss to the Dons.
(9/16) Navy trumps Cardinal 37-9 in new stadium opening
Football starts 0-3
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STANFORD, Calif.
BLEEDING RED – Cardinal blank in second half, drop high-scoring battle to Spartans
SPORTS|
Yonus Davis rushed 184 yards and San Jose State rallied from a three-touchdown deficit to stun Stanford 35-34 on Saturday.
Cardinal open with win against UCSB
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Coming off of a disappointing second round upset last December at the NCAA tournament, the No. 4 Stanford women’s volleyball team opened their 2006 season with a win.
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A Brush with Reality
When a columnist’s high school stops being polite
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