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Fifteen shootings in January prompted a protest in East Palo Alto on Saturday. A number of Stanford students joined other community members in a show of solidarity.
EPA violence draws protest
Discussion will continue today in El Centro Chicano lounge
NEWS|
Nearly 1,000 community members marched through the streets of East Palo Alto (EPA) on Saturday, preaching the message that violence in the city will no longer be tolerated.
Slam poet recounts Iraq
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Slam poet Jerry Quickley presented his multimedia program “Live From the Front” as part of the Stanford Lively Arts series.
ResComp to wait on Vista system
NEWS|
Microsoft released its new Windows Vista operating system (OS) to the general public last week, making it the first major Windows overhaul since the 2001 debut of Windows XP.
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Sophomore guard Anthony Goods has proven clutch in key situations this season. While he has two game-winning shots against WSU, he hopes the Cardinal don’t find themselves needing that kind of dire help tonight.
Goods, Card ready for likely grind against WSU
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Anthony Goods has Washington State’s number.
Card nearing crunch time
SPORTS|
Fresh off a disturbing loss to Berkeley andwith only six games to go in the regular season, the No.
A Strong Case: Men’s defensive numbers tell solid story
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Editorial: End the Stigma on Mental Health
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When was the last time you sat down at the dinner table with your friends and had a frank discussion about mental health? It’s an unsaid fact that topics like depression and suicide are stigmatized on campus. To admit a problem with your mind — that great vehicle which got you into Stanford in the first place — is like admitting a personal failure.