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The Department of Public Safety (DPS) is cracking down on bikes parked in improper areas by attaching warning flyers to such bikes. The Student Special Events Patrol, formed by the DPS this year, assists with the flyering efforts. The Pedestrian Zone prohibits bikes, skateboards and rollerblades.
Judicial Charter expands
New amendment gives Board on Judicial Affairs off-campus jurisdiction
NEWS|
Criminal offenses committed off-campus may no longer be out of the jurisdiction of the University, if a pending amendments to Stanford’s Student Judicial Charter is approved by President John Hennessy.
Flyers target bike parking violators
NEWS|
Most students know that bikes, skateboards and rollerblades are prohibited in the Pedestrian Zone, but may not realize that parking their bikes in the Zone can warrant a police citation.
Barriers block int’l students
NEWS|
John Pearson, director of the Bechtel International Center, reminded the Graduate Student Council (GSC) last night that some international students may face delays or denials regarding their student visas.
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Freshman forward Kayla Pedersen has been a big part of the Cardinal’s early season success. Pedersen and the rest of her teammates will need a spirited effort when they take the court tonight against the USA Basketball team.
Taking on Team USA
No. 5 Stanford to face world's best tonight
SPORTS|
For one night only, Stanford is going pro.
The No. 5 Cardinal will face off against the USA Basketball Senior Women’s National Team in an exhibition game tonight.
Card hits the road
SPORTS|
Fresh off an impressive slew of victories last weekend, the No. 20 Stanford men’s basketball team will face its first road test of the year tonight when it plays at Northwestern.
Swim picks up
SPORTS|
The Stanford men’s swim team will travel to Southern California tomorrow for the three-day UC-Irvine sponsored Nike Cup Invite held from Nov.15-17.
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Opinions
Editorial: Rankings and grades
OPINIONS|
Creating a grading system that ranks law firms based on something other than profits is a neat way of capitalizing on America’s passion for rankings while changing traditional paradigms of prestige.