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Four students returning from fall quarter abroad found themselves squeezed into a study room in the basement of Crothers Hall, an East Campus residence which traditionally houses graduate students.
Chelsea campaigns at Farm
Q&A targets college female demographic
NEWS|
Chelsea Clinton ‘01 fielded questions about her mother’s presidential bid last night before an audience of more than 100 young women packed on the floor of the Pi Beta Phi lounge.
Students face cramped conditions
NEWS|
The conversion of the basement study room in Crothers Hall was the latest manifestation of the University’s efforts to mitigate a housing crunch that left dozens of students returning to campus winter quarter unassigned in the Draw.
Short on funds, SLAC cuts jobs
NEWS|
As a result of Congressional budget cuts for the 2008 fiscal year, the Stanford Linear Accelerator (SLAC) has announced the anticipated layoffs of 225 of its 1,650 employees, in addition to financial cutbacks to some of its programs.
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Senior guard Candice Wiggins blows by an Oregon defender in the Cardinal’s 83-49 win on Saturday.
Women's basketball back on track
No. 7 Stanford sweeps Oregon schools easily
SPORTS|
The No. 7 Cardinal crushed Oregon, 83-49, on Saturday afternoon, two days after dispatching Oregon State, 81-45, Thursday evening.
Card falls short against Oregon
SPORTS|
The Oregon Ducks had just enough in the tank to eke out a 71-66 upset over the No. 23 Stanford men’s basketball team Sunday afternoon at McArthur Court in Eugene, Ore.
Volleyball splits in L.A.
SPORTS|
The No. 8 Stanford men’s volleyball team came out of its opening weekend of league play with mixed results: after falling to UCLA in four games on Friday, the Cardinal toppled defending national champion UC-Irvine 3-1 on Saturday.
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Editorial: New showerheads an unfriendly initiative
OPINIONS|
If the showerhead installations had been announced publicly in the weeks before winter break, portrayed as an important instrument in the battle to preserve natural resources, the reaction would have been less fierce.