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The new Course Guide system, which allows students to review their peers' evaluations of classes online, was launched on Axess Tuesday after years in the works.
Retooled course guide goes live on Axess
NEWS|
After years of neglect and unavailability, student course evaluations can finally be viewed online with the reimplementation of the course guide system.
Boardman reconfigures student affairs
NEWS|
Since the sudden departure of former Dean of Students Maureen Powers earlier this month, the office of the Vice Provost for Student Affairs (VPSA) has undergone a significant reorganization.
University cuts “Friends of the Library” funding
NEWS|
$80,000 annual funding for the Association of the Stanford University Libraries (ASUL) was terminated this past month.
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Stanford quarterback T.C. Ostrander has done solid work under center this year for the Cardinal, racking up 828 yards and six touchdowns over Stanford’s first three games of the season.
Sparking Hope
Card out to cool red-hot No. 23 Sun Devils
SPORTS|
Stanford (1-2, 0-2 Pac-10) faces its third straight ranked Pac-10 opponent in No. 23 Arizona State (4-0, 1-0 Pac-10) tomorrow at 7 p.m. Unfortunately for the Cardinal, there’s not much reason to think the third time will be a charm.
T.C. takes control of the spotlight
SPORTS|
For the first time since his high school years, fifth-year senior quarterback T.C. Ostrander is unquestionably at the helm of his team.
Women trounce Trojans
SPORTS|
The Stanford women’s volleyball team proved last night that it deserves the No. 2 rating it has earned in the national poll, sweeping No. 4 USC, 30-21, 30-27, 30-21.
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Roundabout misses the point
OPINIONS|
The new roundabouts at White Plaza and the intersection of Panama Mall and Lasuen Mall, better known as the “Intersection of Death,” are a positive step toward slowing down cyclists, but considerations for pedestrians and precedent seem to have been left out of the roundabout planning picture.
