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Basque President Juan Jose Ibarretxe spoke to students and faculty about the ongoing cause of Basque independence, calling for Spain to recognize the region’s self-government. #gallery http://daily.stanford.edu/image/full/8557
Mehmet Inonu

Basque President Juan Jose Ibarretxe spoke to students and faculty about the ongoing cause of Basque independence, calling for Spain to recognize the region’s self-government.

Basque president speaks to students

Ibarretxe’s campus visit sparks less conflict than expected
By Kamil Dada
NEWS| After weeks of controversy surrounding the campus visit of the elected president of Spain’s regional Basque government, yesterday’s event occurred without any major conflict.

Lucas talks safe-sex, AIDS and controversy

By Kelley Fong
NEWS| During a question and answer session with gay pornographic actor, activist and entrepreneur Michael Lucas last night, students inquired about his personal views and controversial beliefs.

Mars workshop launched

By Nikhil Joshi
NEWS| Maybe the quad’s red-tiled roofs had something to do with it, but the fifty aerospace experts meeting at Stanford this week just could not stop talking about the red planet.

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J.J. Hones and the No. 6 Stanford women had no trouble toppling the Wildcats at home last night in a 69-46 blowout victory. Freshman Kayla Pedersen led the Cardinal offensively, scoring 18 points, while sophomore Jayne Appel pitched in a double-double, giving Stanford a decided edge in the low post. The win marked Stanford’s 11th consecutive victory. #gallery http://daily.stanford.edu/image/full/8559
Alex Oppenheimer

J.J. Hones and the No. 6 Stanford women had no trouble toppling the Wildcats at home last night in a 69-46 blowout victory. Freshman Kayla Pedersen led the Cardinal offensively, scoring 18 points, while sophomore Jayne Appel pitched in a double-double, giving Stanford a decided edge in the low post. The win marked Stanford’s 11th consecutive victory.

Bedeviled

No. 7 Cardinal falls to Sun Devils in OT, 72-68
By Ben Spielberg
SPORTS| Neither 46 combined points from the Lopez twins nor a 26-2 run midway through the second half was enough for No. 7 Stanford to leave Tempe, Ariz. with a win last night. The Cardinal fell 72-68 in overtime to the Arizona State Sun Devils on Thursday night after squandering a 14-point lead in the final 7:28 of regulation.

Cardinal crushes Wildcats

By Scott Bland
SPORTS| The No. 6 Stanford women’s basketball team out-scored, out-rebounded and generally outplayed Arizona at Maples Pavilion last night, running away with a 69-46 victory. It was the Cardinal’s 11th win in a row.

Cardinal looking to stay perfect

By Jack Salisbury
SPORTS| The No. 13 Stanford softball team will put its undefeated record to the test this weekend when it hosts the Stanford Invitational.

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Silencing speakers

By Editorial Board
OPINIONS| Anyone recognize a pattern? Someone at Stanford invites a speaker to talk. The speaker, however, happens to be a particularly controversial figure, with views that offend certain groups on campus.

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