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Pro-Life students put crosses in White Plaza to commemerate the deaths due to abortion
Fight for their lives
Roe v. Wade anniversary sees pro-life protestors outnumber pro-choicers
NEWS|
On a campus overwhelmingly pro-choice, the thirty-fourth anniversary of Roe v. Wade passed yesterday with surprisingly little celebration but plenty of protest.
Iraq policy attacked
NEWS|
On the eve of President Bush’s State of the Union address, three prominent Stanford professors have called for a “new way forward” in Iraq, condemning the administration’s new plan for the increasingly unpopular war as “too little, too late.”
On plane, squash to the rescue
NEWS|
The following story contains a number of inaccuracies and has been placed back on the Web site for clarification purposes.
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Freshman opposite Evan Romero jumps for a block against BYU this past Friday. The Cardinal lost that night to the Cougars, 30-23, 30-25, 30-28, only to lose again the following day and remain winless for the season.
First win eludes struggling Card
SPORTS|
Hosting undefeated No. 2 Brigham Young this weekend, the men’s volleyball team saw a pair of late rallies fall just short, as the Cougars kept the Cardinal winless for another week.
Men, women top both sides of Bay
SPORTS|
On both sides of the Bay last Friday, the men’s and women’s gymnastics teams vaulted over the competition.
No. 7 Card stick third in Indiana
SPORTS|
After having its opening competition against Cal cancelled in November, the No. 7 Stanford fencing team took to the mat in South Bend, Ind. for the Mid-West Invitational, this past Saturday and Sunday.
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Editorial: What can Jack Bauer do for you?
OPINIONS|
Whether you are a devoted longtime fan, or just getting into the series, it is important to pause and consider how FOX's 24 may influence the way audiences think about current events.