The Stanford Daily

Author: Daisy Chen

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Investment club rides out market troubles

By Daisy Chen
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Freshmen get second advisor in program change

By Daisy Chen
NEWS| Whereas freshmen of old met with a single academic advisor during NSO, members of the Class of 2011 have a second advisor from the Office of Undergraduate Advising and Research (UAR).

Law students fight corporate culture

By Daisy Chen
NEWS| Craig Holt Segall J.D.

Sweat-Free sews quilt in protest

By Daisy Chen
NEWS| To protest the University’s absence from the Worker Rights Consortium (WRC) and the Designated Suppliers Program (DSP), the Stanford Sweat-Free Coalition sewed dozens of T-shirts into a large quilt last Friday during a noontime demonstration in White Plaza.

Flu prevention prioritized

By Daisy Chen
NEWS| R&DE has worked closely with Vaden to identify and treat student illnesses.

Entrepreneurship week debuts Sat.

By Daisy Chen
NEWS| The inaugural EntrepreneurshipWeek USA will kick off on Feb.

Fleet Street singers reunite

By Daisy Chen
NEWS| Current and former members of Fleet Street overran Dinkelspiel Auditorium Sunday night for the a cappella group’s 25-year reunion concert. Over 700 audience members crowded into the sold-out event and spectators were still trickling in 15 minutes after the show began.

Students get jiggy for justice

By Daisy Chen
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Valentine's Day sweeps campus

By Daisy Chen
NEWS| Graduate and undergraduate students alike are tapping into the Valentine’s Day spirit to help fundraise for charitable causes and boost turnout for annual events.

Org. fights violence against women

By Daisy Chen
NEWS| Stanford’s Community Partnership to End Violence Against Women — which received a $200,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Justice last fall — has been working closely with the non-profit Center for Relationship Abuse Awareness to offer a three-unit pilot course entitled “Violence Against Women,” as well as supervising and training seven interns.

Stanford prof star of Gryphon Trio ensemble

By Daisy Chen
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For spring break, more students choose service

By Daisy Chen
NEWS| While spring break may seem a speck on the horizon for most, students that submitted their applications for Alternative Spring Break (ASB) last Sunday are already thinking about spending their vacation learning about cultural and political issues.

Putnam perplexes the best

By Daisy Chen
NEWS| As midterm season comes and goes, many students are left to contemplate the low scores on their chemistry and biology midterms. But for a small contingent of Stanford, getting just one point out of 120 on a special test this fall will be cause for celebration.

Bloggers steer clear of politics

By Daisy Chen
NEWS| While a few passionate Stanford students dish up their daily political musings for consumption on the World Wide Web, many are hesitant to discuss politics through Internet blogs and other sites.

Few profs share syllabi

By Daisy Chen
NEWS| A pilot version of Stanford Syllabus, an online repository for class syllabi, hit the Web last week, but students are already complaining that too few professors have posted course information, limiting the usefulness of the site.

Cardinal divers travel to Trojan Invitational

By Daisy Chen
SPORTS| This past Friday and Saturday, the Cardinal women divers were in action at the Trojan Diving Invitational, held at the McDonald’s Swim Stadium at Southern California.

Divers face USC in Los Angeles

By Daisy Chen
SPORTS| This weekend, the women’s diving squad is without its usual counterpart. The diving squad heads to Los Angeles to compete in the Trojan Invite at Southern California’s McDonald’s Swim Stadium.

Swimmers continue dominance

By Daisy Chen
SPORTS| The No. 4 Stanford women’s swimming and diving team continued its quest for a perfect record this season with victories this past weekend at the Big West Shootout.

5-SURE tries to keep up with calls

By Daisy Chen
NEWS| Stanford United for Rape Elimination, widely known as 5-SURE, provides golf cart escort services on the Stanford campus seven nights a week.

Swimmers knock off No. 7 Longhorns

By Daisy Chen
SPORTS| It was redemption for the Cardinal as the women’s swimming and diving squad finished off seventh-ranked Texas at the Avery Aquatic Center this weekend with a 192-156 victory.

Swimmers and divers victorious

By Daisy Chen and Samuel Chen
SPORTS| The eight-time NCAA champion Stanford women’s swimming and diving program (1-0) coasted to an easy victory in its first non-conference meet of the season on Friday.