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Secretary of the Treasury Henry Paulson discussed the U.S. economic markets while on campus Friday night.
Hennessy, senator at odds over endowment
President opposes Congress’ efforts to regulate spending
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The combination of rapidly growing endowments and increasing tuition costs at universities around the country has drawn recent scrutiny from Congress. Stanford President John Hennessy told The Daily he opposes any attempt by Congress to introduce legislation.
Paulson defends economic policies
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Henry Paulson, U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, addressed an economic summit on campus Friday evening. Paulson has recently avoided the claim that the U.S. economy is slipping into a recession.
Students, faculty discuss Election ‘08
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While not allowed to officially cast ballots, members of the international community have been engaged, to varying extents, in this historic election.
Three groups fail to make special fees ballot
Stanford to help plan new Saudi university
BRIEF: Football recruit killed in L.A. shooting
BRIEF: GSB aids underserved women
BRIEF: Dawkins talks science, religion
BRIEF: Biology prof. wins Sophie Prize for conservation efforts
BRIEF: Model U.N. takes top prize at Chicago conference
BRIEF: History prof. dead at 73
Q&A: Sgt. William Treseder
Saying Goodbye
Guerilla theater in the classroom captures attention
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Brook Lopez, a First Team All-Pac-10 selection, leads the Cardinal with 18.9 points and 8.2 rebounds per game. Stanford will need him to stay hot in the tournament.
UPDATE: Stanford trounces Cornell 77-53 in NCAA first round
Cardinal to face sixth-seeded Marquette Saturday
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Stanford claimed its first NCAA Tournament win in four years, downing Cornell 77-53 Thursday to advance to the second round, where the Cardinal will face off against the sixth-seeded Marquette Golden Eagles Saturday.
UPDATE: Stanford earns No. 3 seed in NCAA Tournament
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Named a No. 3 seed in the South Regional, the Stanford men’s basketball team will face another top academic school in its first round match-up with the Cornell Big Red on Thursday at the Honda Center in Anaheim, Calif.
Card comes up short in conference final
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It came down to the wire, but Stanford fell short in the title game of the Pac-10 conference tournament, losing 67-64 to UCLA in a game marked by runs by both teams and a wild final minute where Stanford had a shot to tie at the end.
Stanford to face UCLA in Pac-10 final
Stanford advances in Pac-10 Tournament
Pac-10 Champions
Men seeded No. 2
Baseball streak extends
Softball sweeps Stanford Classic
Swimming Pac-10 27-peat
Women ready for NCAA run
Women's tennis bounces back
Fencers prep for NCAAs
No. 2 Stanford edged by top-ranked Bruins
Stanford loses to 49ers, then beats Tritons
Gymnasts get revenge on Cal on Senior Night
Men's tennis splits in Arizona desert
Card falls to USC
Stanford makes impressive showing at Davis
No. 20 lacrosse upsets No. 6 Penn, 10-8
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BeWell a positive force
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From Wellness Week to Eat Local Week to an entire series on the ethics of food, Stanford offers a wide variety of health-related events.

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