Violence erupts at Theta Delt

Boardman sent all-campus email last night about party disruptions and robberies
By Julie Klein
NEWS| Two suspects have already been apprehended and charged with battery for crimes that took place at Theta Delta Chi early Saturday morning.

West Flo RAs set example for frosh

By Emma Trotter
NEWS| West FloMo RAs have pledged to always wear their helmets when they bike, both on-campus and off, in an effort to change student attitudes toward bike helmets, especially among freshmen.

Facebook to translate by early 2008

By Devin Banerjee
NEWS| Facebook will soon be gathering more members with its foreign language translation, part of what developers call “an ambitious overseas expansion.”

Fertilization technique for older women

By Shelby Martin
NEWS| Some infertile women over the age of 35 may be able to reduce their risk of multiple births through an established in vitro fertilization (IVF) technique known as single blastocyst transfer, a recent School of Medicine study found.

ASSU tackles cost of living, OSA

By Mahncy Mehrotra
NEWS| At last night’s meeting, the ASSU Undergraduate Senate consolidated its goals for the 2007-2008 academic year and established its top priorities — reducing the average cost of student living and working to enhance the role of the Office of Student Affairs (OSA).

Conference honors Hoover fellow

By The Daily News Staff
NEWS| Economics Prof. John Taylor Ph.D. ‘73, a Hoover Institution senior fellow, will be honored this weekend at a Dallas conference entitled “John Taylor’s Contributions to Monetary Theory and Policy.”

Gumballs for good

By Beyang Liu
NEWS| Stanford students are turning gumballs into cash for the working poor.

Day In The Life: October 10, 1944

By none
NEWS| In a university flush with femininity and pulchritude, the Stanford Quad today fired its opening gun in a year-long search for campus queens who will ultimately occupy several full pages in the yearbook.