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The leaves of a palm tree outside Cantor Arts Center windowed the moon in yesterday’s clear sky. Stanford has recently experienced highs in the 60s following weeks of rain.
Basque debate continues
Second petition surfaces in support of President Ibarretxe’s arrival
NEWS|
In anticipation of Thursday’s visit by the Basque Government president, a maelstrom of international controversy has surfaced. A petition protesting Ibarretxe’s talk had garnered over 5,000 signatures as of Tuesday.
ASSU invites Rumsfeld to speak at Farm
NEWS|
The ASSU Undergraduate Senate sent Hoover Institution Distinguished Visiting Fellow Donald Rumsfeld an invitation on Saturday, asking him to speak at a campuswide forum and giving the former Secretary of Defense 30 days to respond.
Aid changes to be announced
NEWS|
The University is expected to announce changes to its financial aid and tuition policies next week, the chair of Stanford’s Board of Trustees said Monday.
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Sihwan Kim of Buena Park, Calif., follows his drive from the fourth tee of the Olympic Club's Lake Course during first round match play at the U.S. Amateur golf championship in San Francisco, Wednesday, Aug. 22, 2007
Kim Dominates Links
SPORTS|
A member of the Stanford golf team is one of four golfers ever — including Tiger Woods — to capture eight American Junior Golf Association titles.
Card braces for Bears
SPORTS|
The No. 40 Stanford men’s tennis team returns to action today against No. 4 Baylor in the second annual HP Cup.
Cardinal qualify for U.S. National Team
SPORTS|
With only months remaining before the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, athletes from all over the world are hard at work perfecting their skills.
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The future of the vice presidency
OPINIONS|
The United States has never had, and possibly will never have again, a vice president as powerful as Dick Cheney.