Fight for their lives

Roe v. Wade anniversary sees pro-life protestors outnumber pro-choicers
By Niraj Sheth
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

By Patrick Fitzgerald
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

By Kelley Fong
NEWS| The following story contains a number of inaccuracies and has been placed back on the Web site for clarification purposes.

Dems and GOP, in a rare union

By Joaquín Hernández
NEWS| As co-sponsors of “Public Service Internship Night,” both groups bridged the partisan divide to offer students an in-depth look at how to apply for public service internships at both state and local levels.

Fair Use conflicts reach the Farm

By Christian L. Tom
NEWS| The Fair Use Project and Stanford’s Cyberlaw Clinic are part of the nascent Center for Internet and Society at the Law School, started in 2000 and later bolstered by $2 million of financial support from Google.

New site lets users go bananas

By Jenny Allen
NEWS| “BananaLoop wants to make sure no one misses out on interesting events happening around them,” said BananaLoop co-founder Elbert Hu, a bioengineering doctoral student who started the company with his brother Hubert.