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The Tresidder Coffee House, affectionately abbreviated as the CoHo, will no longer be open to greet students returning to campus this fall. The popular student hangout was known for its tasty crepes and hosting student musical groups.
Old Union new again
Celebration week to introduce renovated student center
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After more than a year of renovations, the new Old Union is finally open.
ResEd acts to prevent another Azia
NEWS|
Kim’s deception caught students and ResEd officials alike off guard, but University officials are now determined to prevent another Azia Kim-like incident from occurring.
Apple exec tells juniors to seek growth mindset
NEWS|
Apple executive Scott Forstall ‘91 urged the Class of 2009 to adopt “growth mindsets” and seek new challenges in his keynote address during Junior Convocation yesterday afternoon.
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Senior running back Anthony Kimble powers through an Oregon tackler during the first half of Saturday’s game. Kimble ran for a career-high 119 yards, including a spectacular 60-yard score in the second quarter.
Quack attack: Card falls 55-31
Stanford's 28 second-quarter points not enough
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Superior speed is as absolute as gravity in today’s college football.
Undefeated Card keep rolling
SPORTS|
If the Stanford women’s volleyball team was nervous going into its first conference match of the season against cross-bay rival California in Berkeley, it didn’t show on the court Friday night.
No. 1 Stanford shocked by Denver
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The No. 1 Stanford women’s soccer team split at the Colorado Tournament this past weekend, winning a 1-0 match against Colorado on Friday before losing to Denver by the same score yesterday.
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