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In the keynote address for the student-run Energy Crossroads Conference, three-time Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Thomas Friedman discussed the economic incentives needed to promote global environmentalism in the 21st century.
UPDATE: Card reclaims Pac-10 Tourney title
ASU rally in second half not enough to overcome Wiggins' ways
SPORTS|
After tonight, the Pacific-10 Conference might consider renaming the tournament final “The Candice Wiggins Show.”
Friedman confronts green challenge
NEWS|
Three-time Pulitzer Prize-winning author and journalist Thomas Friedman called for a new way of thinking about energy policy on Friday, underscoring the growing environmental, economic and political consequences of America’s reliance on fossil fuels.
Gender gap spurs questions
NEWS|
While women have made great strides in many disciplines, individuals associated with the GSB suggested that they have lagged in business.
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Redshirt sophomore Kenny Brown had a career game, collecting 17 points and an overtime-forcing three-pointer in the final seconds of regulation in Stanford’s heartbreaking 85-80 loss to Arizona.
Ivan goes wild: Wildcats narrowly escape Card comeback
SPORTS|
Casey Jacobson. Josh Childress. Ike Diogu. Chris Hernandez. And now, Ivan Radenovic.
Three times the glory for Wiggins
SPORTS|
If there was any doubt in your mind about Candice Wiggins’ hamstring recovery, dispel it now.
Perfect Pursuit
SPORTS|
Short of setting it at the College World Series in Omaha, a Hollywood screenwriter would be hard-pressed to come up with a more fitting end to Stanford’s pursuit of 2500 wins.
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Kudos to alumni for giving
OPINIONS|
On Feb. 23, The Daily reported that Stanford raised a total of $911.2 million in 2006 [“Record donations received”]. While we commend the efforts to raise such an enormous sum, The Daily would like to focus on the record-breaking number of donors and alumni who contributed.