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After a year of renovation, Old Union courtyard has finally reopened. The addition of a number of new palm trees has given the building a face lift. Bikers can now freely pass by the site without woe, though construction will continue into the weeks ahead.
Charges not likely for Azia
Kim unlikely to pay restitution, face jail time for imposter scam
NEWS|
Stanford imposter Azia Kim may get off easier than many have expected, despite national coverage of her eight-month masquerade as a Stanford student. Neither law enforcement agencies nor the University is planning to take action against Kim, rendering restitution penalties or criminal charges for the 18-year-old Long Beach native unlikely.
Army grant sparks letter, concerns
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A group of 65 faculty members have banded together to protest the $105 million grant for the multi-institution U.S. Army High-Performance Computing Research Center (AHPCRC), which will be managed by Stanford. A letter signed by the faculty who oppose the grant pushes for the release of documents related to the grant and advocates for an open dialogue about the ethics of receiving military funding.
Campus facelift expected, GSB may relocate
NEWS|
Jordan Quad and the Graduate School of Business (GSB) may soon have new homes, if all goes according to University architect David Lennox’s 20-year-plan. Lennox unveiled his projections for campus architectural additions and alterations at yesterday’s Faculty Senate meeting.
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Freshman Lindsay Burdette saw plenty of action in her first season on the Farm, and could be a key contributor in building a new winning streak for the Cardinal. Stanford lost 4-2 in the NCAA Championship semifinals to UCLA after winning 19 straight to close out the season.
89 Wins
Coaches and players reflect on the amazing streak that was
SPORTS|
January 18, 1974 is one of the more famous days in college athletic history.
Injuries strain Card athletes
SPORTS|
Before coming to Stanford, freshman swimmer Caitlin Reynolds trained about 24 hours a week, sometimes practicing five hours with her club team in the morning before competing in a high-school meet later that afternoon.
Men nearly top Crimson
SPORTS|
Stanford men’s crew was hard to recognize yesterday at the Intercollegiate Rowing Association (IRA) Regatta.
Gophers threaten as golf clings to first
Above the Rim: Kobe fails to uphold MJ’s legacy
Stanford poised to capture 13th straight Directors' Cup
Freshman Haber earns All-American honors to cap stellar season
Baseball scores eight on Pac-10 All-Academic roster
Sailing holds fifth after first day at ISCA national championships
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Nobels’ funding fight crucial
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Of the whirlwind of events, lectures and celebrations that accompany Nobel Prize winners, few have been more important than recent testimony by Stanford’s Andrew Fire and Roger Kornberg before the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Technology.
