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Dean of the School of Earth Sciences Pamela Matson addressed a crowd at the formal dedication of the new Jerry Yang and Akiko Yamazaki Environment and Energy Building, or Y2E2. Also present were Yahoo! co-founder Jerry Yang and wife Akiko Yamazaki.
Clinton stops Obama’s streak
McCain sweeps primaries to earn GOP nomination
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As Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) regained some of the momentum she had lost to Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.), Stanford supporters from both camps offered positive outlooks on the evening’s results.
S.F. mayor talks policy successes
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Gavin Newsom, who admitted he is known as “the gay marriage mayor,” addressed a crowd at the Graduate School of Business Tuesday – the same day the California Supreme Court heard San Francisco's case for allowing same-sex marriage within the city.
Candidates in favor of ROTC on campus
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The presidential election has brought the debate over ROTC programs and on-campus military recruiting back into the national spotlight.
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Junior Jeremy Bleich and the Stanford baseball team fell to rival California yesterday, 8-3. The Cardinal is back in action today at Saint Mary’s, trying to avenge a loss to the Gaels last week.
Win streak snapped
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Stanford baseball suffered just its third loss of the season yesterday in a non-conference road game against conference opponent and local rival Cal, falling 8-3 at Evans Diamond in Berkeley.
Freshman steps up for Card
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Tuesday was Ashley Chinn’s day.
After having spent much of a very successful first season in the shadow of star pitcher junior Missy Penna, freshman Ashley Chinn broke out Tuesday, overpowering Boston College hitters to lead Stanford to a 5-1 victory in its first game of a 16 game home-stand.
Wrestlers make history
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Stanford wrestling entered the Pacific-10 Championships with high hopes, in search of their first Conference title in team history.
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Students would benefit from service-based "bridge year"
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