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Students protested Donald Rumsfeld’s Hoover Institution appointment with a “Rumsfest” carnival yesterday that featured “Pin the precision-guided nuclear weapon on the terrorist.”
Levy probes Pakistan
French journalist discusses involvement in Pearl’s death
NEWS|
French journalist and philosopher Bernard-Henri Levy, author of “Who Killed Daniel Pearl?” spoke at Kresge Auditorium Thursday night for the second annual Daniel Pearl Memorial Lecture.
Missing student found
NEWS|
Nicholas Dunn '09, the student who was reported missing Thursday after failing to arrive home in Hawaii, has been found, according to his roommate, who said Dunn showed up in his room Friday morning.
FLiCKs changes leadership
NEWS|
Fans of throwing paper airplanes at movie stars are keeping their fingers crossed for FLiCKs. After experiencing technical trouble earlier this quarter, the movie-screening organization now faces a change in leadership.
Developers unveil plans for luxury hotel on Univ. land
Foster care worker describes system’s troubles
Foreign student enrollment increases nationwide
Bush awards Hoover fellow Hanson humanities medal
Clinical trials find new volunteers through database
Bio-X supercomputer one of the fastest and greenest
Saving seabirds with dish soap, water
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Leading Cardinal rusher Anthony Kimble should be ready to return to action next week against the Irish.
UPDATE: Irish upend Card, 21-14
Four missed field goals, late drops seal Stanford's fate
SPORTS|
Stanford (3-8, 2-6 Pac-10) fell to the equally-lowly Irish (3-9) in a game was marred by penalties, turnovers and miscues by both teams throughout.
Three-peat for cross-country
SPORTS|
The Stanford women’s cross-country team made history Monday afternoon, winning its third straight national title at the NCAA Championships in Terre Haute, Indiana.
Men's Hoops upset 79-67 at Siena
SPORTS|
Stanford suffered its first loss of the season late Saturday morning, falling 79-67 in an ugly upset at the hands of the Siena Saints in upstate New York.
Stanford seeks dominion over Notre Dame
Stanford men stay perfect on the road
Team USA crushes Cardinal
Runners in the hunt for third title
Girard hopes to finish on top
Triumphing over turnovers
Wiggins measures up to praise
No. 5 women ready for opening round
Cardinal looking to kick back
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Imagining a longer Thanksgiving
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The week-long Thanksgiving is generally beloved amongst Stanford students, especially those (Class of ‘08 and older) who remember the days before its institution.
