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Former Mexican President Vicente Fox said the United States economy would collapse without the more than 350,000 immigrants crossing the Mexican-American border every year. #gallery http://daily.stanford.edu/image/full/8716
Masaru Oka

Former Mexican President Vicente Fox said the United States economy would collapse without the more than 350,000 immigrants crossing the Mexican-American border every year.

Former Mexican Pres. speaks at Farm

Fox addresses NAFTA, immigration and democracy
By Kamil Dada
NEWS| Former Mexican President Vicente Fox called for better treatment of Mexican immigrants in the U.S. in a wide ranging two-hour talk on Wednesday night.

Student loans safe, Univ. says

By Nikhil Joshi
NEWS| Growing concern has driven some universities to draw up emergency strategies in case the student loan market fails, but Stanford officials say students here should not worry.

Recent grads solicited for donations

By Salone Kapur
NEWS| Come June, the class of 2008 will realize that their relationship with Stanford does not end with graduation.

No gap year program for pre-frosh

By Brian Andrew
NEWS| Princeton University announced last month that it was developing an overseas bridge-year program to send up to one-tenth of its incoming freshman class to do a year of public service work abroad after they graduate from high school.

GSC sends GO Pass referendum to voters

By Taylor Buley
NEWS| The Graduate Student Council (GSC) voted 11-2 last night to approve a referendum that will ask graduate students to vote on whether to restart Stanford’s GO Pass program.