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New head football coach Jim Harbaugh comes from a family background of elite coaches.
Camarillo makes quick departure
Former Director of Residential Education now Vice Provost at Saint Mary’s College
NEWS|
In a sudden, mid-year move, Director of Residential Education Jane Camarillo resigned Jan. 5 to become Vice Provost for Student Life at Saint Mary’s College in Moraga, Calif.
Spring break: Senor Frogs or service learning?
NEWS|
As students scramble to snag cheap plane tickets to such sunny, hedonistic spots as Cancun and Cabo, some Stanford students have decided to spend their spring breaks in a less traditional way, as service trips over the break have grown increasingly popular.
Course evaluation system of limited aid to students
NEWS|
Stanford’s new online course evaluation system boasted a 88.8 percent participation rate from students, leading Registrar Roger Printup to declare the debut a success.
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Freshman guard JJ Hones runs the Maples court. Wrangling the Gamecocks 69-54 last night, the No. 10 Cardinal won its tenth-straight game as it continues to move back up the national rankings.
Sloppy SEC success
No. 10 Cardinal win tenth straight game
SPORTS|
After a month-long series of dominant wins, the No. 10 women’s basketball team opened its return to Maples Pavilion last night looking like shadows of their December selves.
Harbaugh keeps it in the family
SPORTS|
Newly hired head football coach Jim Harbaugh has only been a full-time coach for less than a decade after a long playing career.
Card face winter woes
SPORTS|
Stanford wrestling stayed busy over the winter break, as the Cardinal continued to gear up for the heart of its Pac-10 schedule in February.
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Editorial: Mastering public policy?
OPINIONS|
One of the most important curricular developments at Stanford this year was the Committee on Graduate Studies’ approval of a new master’s program in public policy, offering both a two-year Master of Public Policy (MPP) and a one-year Master of Arts in Public Policy (MAPP).