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Senior Sabrina Duim, pictured playing the harp, was a gifted musician, bright mathematics major and a loyal friend, according to close sources.
A tragic loss of life
NEWS|
Senior Sabrina Duim, a math major and talented musician, died on Saturday in her apartment in Palo Alto.
Demystifying the allure of finance jobs
NEWS|
With lucrative salaries and perceived prestige, it’s no wonder investment banking and consulting are attractive first jobs for graduating Stanford seniors.
Growth hormones not a cure-all for aging
NEWS|
In a report released Tuesday, a team from the Medical School debunked the popular assumption that growth hormones slow the aging process.
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Sophomore guard Mitch Johnson will face a tough challenge tonight guarding Oregon’s Aaron Brooks, whose 18.2 points per game ranks second in the Pac-10.
Mighty Ducks await
SPORTS|
It’s Big Mac versus Ricky Henderson. The Hulk against the Flash. The Earth taking on a hurtling meteor.
Women host Oregon
SPORTS|
Ducks never an easy foe
SPORTS|
The last time the Cardinal traveled north to play the Oregon at MacArthur court, they brought along point guard Chris Hernandez — one of the most clutch players in the team’s recent history.
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Editorial: Scheduling sections can reduce chaos
OPINIONS|
Choosing classes from the wide array of options available can be tricky, but the process is made much trickier by the existence of discussion sections. Many students don’t know if sections are offered, when they are offered and whether they are mandatory or optional.