The Stanford Daily

Author: Carlee Brown

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Grad vote spikes in recent ASSU election

By Carlee Brown
NEWS| Though the total of 2,675 voters fell short of the goal of 3,000, this rise came in a year of decreased voter participation among undergraduates in the ASSU elections.

Farm pushes econ. diversity

By Carlee Brown
NEWS| The number of first-generation college students admitted to Stanford increased to 431 this year from 347 last year, say Department of Admission officials. This change represents a rise from 14 percent to 17 percent of the admitted incoming class.

Gumport presents grad diversity project

By Carlee Brown
NEWS| Vice Provost of Graduate Education (VPGE) Patricia Gumport delivered a presentation about her office’s upcoming goals and initiatives at yesterday’s Faculty Senate meeting.

Judicial Charter expands

By Carlee Brown
NEWS| Criminal offenses committed off-campus may no longer be out of the jurisdiction of the University, if a pending amendments to Stanford’s Student Judicial Charter is approved by President John Hennessy.

Faculty Senate debates Rumsfeld

By Carlee Brown
NEWS| Hoover Institution Director John Raisian adamantly defended the appointment of Donald Rumsfeld as a Distinguished Visiting Fellow at the Hoover Institution at yesterday’s Faculty Senate meeting. Raisian directly addressed the concerns of a number of faculty regarding Rumsfeld’s new position.

Faculty address athletic policy

By Carlee Brown
NEWS| Last night’s Faculty Senate meeting focused on the discussion of athletic policy reforms — not just at Stanford, but at all Division I-A NCAA schools.

Stanford Challenge surpasses $3 billion

By Carlee Brown
NEWS| The Stanford Challenge celebrated its first anniversary this month with a grand total of $3 billion in pledged contributions, according to the Office of Development.

Faculty debate Rumsfeld

By Carlee Brown
NEWS| Tension hung in the air at yesterday’s Faculty Senate meeting, during which members discussed former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld’s recent appointment as a distinguished visiting fellow at the Hoover Institution.

Cantor displays nomad art

By Carlee Brown
NEWS| The Cantor Arts Center’s newest exhibit, “Art of Being Tuareg: Sahara Nomads in a Modern World,” premiered yesterday, bringing the first major display of Tuareg art to campus.

Panel discusses ethics of genetic engineering

By Carlee Brown
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Refugee tells his story

By Carlee Brown
NEWS| Before Deng even stepped to the lectern, many audience members already knew his story.

Med School prof joins NIH

By Carlee Brown
NEWS| Dr.