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Email scam snares students
Scam artists masquerade as Bank of America in scheme to steal unknowing victims’ identities
NEWS|
Over the last week, Stanford chat lists have been inundated with messages cautioning students about a Bank of America scam that managed to make its way into many students’ email inboxes.
Old Union delays ire students
NEWS|
After more than a year of construction and delays, administrators say the new Old Union is nearing completion. But as the University prepares to take possession of the renovated building it is still unclear when students might be able to begin using the facility.
Dance marathon gears up
NEWS|
Almost 1,000 students will pull an all-nighter this Saturday — not finishing a paper or cramming for a midterm, but dancing to raise awareness and money for the fight against HIV/AIDS.
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The Cardinal opened its season in a disappointing fashion, dropping three games on the road to Cal State Fullerton. Stanford will have a chance to rebound this weekend at home in a three-game series against Fresno State.
Card D crushes Cougars
No. 11 Women hold Washington State to record-low 34 in home
SPORTS|
The No. 11 Stanford women’s basketball team defeated Washington State 60-34 at Maples Pavilion on Thursday night to improve to 44-0 all-time against the Cougars.
Batters up at Diamond
SPORTS|
The biggest obstacle to Stanford baseball getting its first win of the season may be the weather.
Slipping away
SPORTS|
Last night, the Cougars held Stanford to a season-low 45 points on 28 percent shooting to earn their 20th win of the season, 58-45.
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Editorial: Stanford wisdom on Iran
OPINIONS|
Experts here at Stanford have made it clear that conflict with Iran would only strengthen Ahmadinejad’s tenuous hold on power and solidify the Iranian public’s tepid resolve to acquire nuclear weapons.
Pleading Inanity: Open letter to the undergraduate community
Sick Sad World: Hungry labradors, faceless Frenchies and reality TV
Pearls of Wisdom: A lot like love
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Joel Stein doing what he does best: Shooting balls in Intermission.