By Buyan Pan Lengthy discussions of a key component of the Stanford hospital expansion have concluded, marking a crucial milestone for the project....

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By Joshua Falk In September 2005, Stanford purchased a 35-acre portion of land at MidPoint Technology Park in Redwood City, intending to use the MidPoint facilities for administrative offices that did not need to be housed...

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By An Le Nguyen Stanford University and the Deputy Sheriffs’ Association (DSA) are putting the finishing touches on a new labor agreement that will be revealed and put to vote the first week of August....

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By Kevin Zhang Jeremy Lin’s basketball career began just a few miles away from Stanford in a Palo Alto YMCA gym. Now Lin's star is rising as a new signee to the Golden State Warriors--but he...

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By Devin Banerjee Navigating city streets with the wind in your hair may come in the form of a Mustang in Los Angeles, a Porsche in Berlin or a Ferrari in Rome. But in India, the...

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By Ellen Huet and Jane LePham In Stephen H. Schneider, the University had a member whose contributions to the University spanned both, combining a shared passion for a cause with highly respected scientific research and influence. Schneider, a biology...

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Athletics budget on stable ground »

Athletics budget on stable groundBy Marisa Landicho Stanford Athletics has regained its financial footing at last, projecting a balanced budget for the upcoming 2010-11 year--its first balanced budget since the economic crisis in 2008. To...

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Local basketball star returns home for unexpected shot at NBA »

Local basketball star returns home for unexpected shot at NBABy Kevin Zhang Jeremy Lin’s basketball career began just a few miles away from Stanford in a Palo Alto YMCA gym. Now Lin's star is rising as a new signee to...

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Taylor: Like it or not, cheating is part of the game »

Taylor: Like it or not, cheating is part of the gameBy Tom Taylor It’s the last few seconds of the quarterfinal of the World Cup. Tied 1-1 after regulation, the opposing teams have already played through most of the 30 minutes...

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Beyda: Baseball’s integrity demands expanded use of replay »

Beyda: Baseball’s integrity demands expanded use of replayBy Joseph Beyda Baseball is a game of mistakes. Mistakes made by pitchers lead to most home runs in the major leagues; mistakes made by fielders (such as Bill Buckner’s...

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The Daily brief: July 29, 2010 »

The Daily brief: July 29, 2010

By Ellen Huet Parkinson's disease research ... Brook Lopez on his way to US world championship team ... Stanford Send-off...

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City Council concludes expansion discussions »

City Council concludes expansion discussions

By Buyan Pan Lengthy discussions of a key component of the Stanford hospital expansion have concluded, marking a crucial milestone...

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Redwood City campus remains undeveloped »

Redwood City campus remains undeveloped

By Joshua Falk In September 2005, Stanford purchased a 35-acre portion of land at MidPoint Technology Park in Redwood City,...

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Financial aid undergoes shifts »

Financial aid undergoes shifts

By Kabir Sawhney With concerns abounding about the fiscal viability of the University’s significant financial aid commitments, Stanford announced new...

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DSA awaits new labor contract, DPS runs ‘lean operation’ »

DSA awaits new labor contract, DPS runs ‘lean operation’

By An Le Nguyen Stanford University and the Deputy Sheriffs’ Association (DSA) are putting the finishing touches on a new labor...

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Students anticipate midterm elections »

Students anticipate midterm elections

By Ashley Menzies Now that the 2010 midterm elections are right around the corner and Obama-fever has subsided, students are...

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Stanford bridge team places fourth at collegiate nationals »

Stanford bridge team places fourth at collegiate nationals

By Aaron Broder The Stanford bridge team advanced to the semifinals in last weekend’s North American Collegiate Bridge Championship in...

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Hitting the pavement in a ‘tuk-tuk’

Hitting the pavement in a ‘tuk-tuk’ »

By Devin Banerjee Navigating city streets with the wind in your hair may come in the form of a Mustang in Los Angeles, a Porsche in Berlin or a Ferrari in Rome. But...

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Chris Chan: ‘friend and dreamer’ »

Chris Chan: ‘friend and dreamer’

By Hong Van Pham Just outside the steps of Memorial Church rested a black-and-white photograph of Chan that captured her radiant, soulful smile. She is the...

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Exploring the vegetarian lifestyle »

Exploring the vegetarian lifestyle

By Jessica Lieberman Someone once said that it’s a rite of passage to become a vegetarian while in college. But for some Stanford students, this...

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Remote Nomad: It’s a Mad Mad Mad Mad World »

Remote Nomad: It’s a Mad Mad Mad Mad World

By Liz Stark I spent the week leading up to “Public Relations” poring over thinly veiled promotional journalism about Matt Weiner’s universe of 1960s advertising...

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A Bar-Be-Question – What’s the Best BBQ Around? »

A Bar-Be-Question – What’s the Best BBQ Around?

By Tommy Tobin What follows is a decidedly personal account of one man and three barbeque places, a story of adventure, generous portions and numerous...

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“The Wanderings of Odysseus” puts a twist on a classic

“The Wanderings of Odysseus” puts a twist on a classic »

By admin The sheer scope of the "Odyssey" would seem to preclude theatrical adaptation. The story leaps from island to island with a multitude of characters. Its narrative tropes, too, are anything...

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