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A breakdancing group performs onstage at last night's annual Full Moon on the Quad.
Can't fight the moonlight
NEWS|
Students from all over campus descended on the Quad last night to celebrate the annual Full Moon on the Quad. Whether out of respect for tradition, exhibitionist fantasy or simple curiosity, throngs of people came to celebrate what has become a prime event in many students’ time spent at Stanford.
Solar car blows tire and flips at World Solar Challenge
NEWS|
Stanford’s race for victory in the World Solar Challenge came to an abrupt end yesterday afternoon in Australia after the team’s car blew a tire, spun out of control and flipped over.
“Junior” on track for Urban race
NEWS|
The Stanford Racing Team and its robotic car “Junior” begin competition today at the National Qualifying Event for the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Urban Challenge.
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Stanford sophomore Richard Wire and the Cardinal will look to build on the positive momentum they acquired at the ITA Regional Championships this weekend in the hunt for the Chandler Cup across the Bay.
Running wild
Hobbled Card backfield faces uphill battle at OSU
SPORTS|
This year it seems that the more things change, the more they stay the same.
Safety taking center stage
SPORTS|
Following the Cardinal’s 20-3 victory over Washington on Nov. 11 of last season, then-senior safety Brandon Harrison reflected on the feeling of immense relief he felt after earning what would be Stanford’s only win of the 2006 season.
Heat gets turned up on Card
SPORTS|
No. 3 Stanford women’s volleyball will feel the heat in Southern California this weekend, playing a pair of matches in Los Angeles, just 100 miles north of the fires raging in San Diego.
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Editorial: Questioning Nobel authority
OPINIONS|
We should show serious reservations if our 17 Nobel laureates misapply their legitimacy to advance reprehensible opinions.