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Diversity remains ongoing struggle

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The composite picture of socioeconomic diversity at Stanford is a patchwork, both in the data available and the efforts made to achieve it. The first class of students at Stanford, in 1891, famously required no tuition. Among the ranks of the Farm’s “pioneer class” was a young man born…

Chris Chan M.S. ’08 dies at Yosemite

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Christina “Chris” Chan M.S. ‘08, a doctoral student in political science at Stanford, died in a climbing accident at Yosemite National Park on Friday. She was 31.…

Hussain to become dean of FroSoCo

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The Freshman-Sophomore College (FroSoCo) has a new dean, only the program’s second since its founding in 1999. Nadeem J.Z. Hussain ‘90, a professor of philosophy, has been tapped to lead the residential program, which houses freshmen and sophomores on West campus.…

Elam outlines plans as new VPUE

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After months spent assessing Stanford’s teaching efforts in preparation for a reform of its undergraduate requirements, Vice Provost…

Hennessy describes long-term education challenges

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In the final Faculty Senate meeting of the 2009-10 academic year, University President John Hennessy outlined a series…

Lost and Found

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The material, tangible conclusion of the series came off in as riveting and satisfying a fashion as any…

Stanford’s use of tax-exempt bonds set to continue

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Universities' use of tax-exempt bonds to fund capital projects has come under scrutiny from the federal government, introducing…

LCD Soundsystem–”This is Happening”

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The album finds Murphy bringing the confidence of LCD away from reserved observation to engage in some good,…

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