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Stanford’s Green Library is holding hands with Google to develop a platform that will provide faster and easier digital access to difficult-to-reach texts that may be useful to researchers.
Updates on missing Zhou
NEWS|
There are several updates in the case of Mengyao “May” Zhou, 23, the second year doctoral candidate in electrical engineering who has been missing since Saturday.
Sparking debate, SCAI launches divestment push
NEWS|
Deeming it the “most moral, effective and nonviolent approach” to bringing peace to the Middle East, Students Confronting Apartheid in Israel (SCAI) last night launched its campaign calling on the University to selectively divest from companies with ties to Israel.
Stanford scores an A- for sustainability
NEWS|
An A- is something to be proud of, but it could be better.
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Much like the team as a whole, sophomore guard Anthony Goods has fared well in Maples Pavilion. He averages 14.4 points per game at home.
Proving Ground: Men open tough three-game stretch against talented USC
SPORTS|
In their upcoming stretch, the Cardinal will play three home games in seven days, against No.
Hill gets spotlight in card’s success
SPORTS|
This season was supposed to be a transition for the Stanford men’s basketball team.
Women aim for 15 straight
SPORTS|
After 14 straight wins, the No. 9 women’s basketball team faces a large threat to its streak this weekend. Tonight, the Cardinal face the Pacific-10 Conference’s second-to-last team in Arizona, but will hold a rematch against Stanfo the No.
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Editorial: Global warming - Sooner than we think
OPINIONS|
Even with all these weather headlines, the tragedy in New Orleans and the dire warnings of scientists, it is still sometimes difficult to relate to a problem that won’t start wreaking havoc for at least another 10 or 20 years.