By Dana Sherne The U.S. Secretary of Energy spoke here Monday about climate change and technology...

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By Kate Barber Course evaluations mean end-quarter grades for profs and TAs, but not for their GPA...

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By Julia Brownell Overseas program staff are assessing their response after a magnitude 8.8 quake in Chile...

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By Amy Julia Harris Teach for America, the nearly 20 year old Peace-Corps-esque teaching program which enlists college grads for two-year stints and places them in failing urban schools, just received 46,359 applicants for its 2010 corps....

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By Sarah Flamm It was a cold, rainy Saturday evening in our nation’s capital, and Maria Lizet Ocampo ’06, M.A. ’06 was giving five students in the Stanford in Washington (SIW) program a tour of the...

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By Nate Adams Closing out an impressive regular season on Saturday afternoon, the Cardinal women bested rival Cal on the road to secure a perfect conference record, beating the Bears 63-48. Stanford managed the victory without...

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W. Basketball: Closing out »

W. Basketball: Closing outBy Nate Adams Closing out an impressive regular season on Saturday afternoon, the Cardinal women bested rival Cal on the road to secure a perfect conference record, beating the Bears 63-48....

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M. Basketball: Disappointing Senior Night »

M. Basketball: Disappointing Senior NightBy Wyndam Makowsky For a summary of Stanford’s 2009-2010 campaign, look no further than Saturday’s 71-61 loss to Cal on Senior Night......

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M. Swimming and Diving: Cardinal wins 29th straight Pac-10 title »

M. Swimming and Diving: Cardinal wins 29th straight Pac-10 titleBy Chris Derrick With a strong team effort that featured both individual standouts and unparalleled depth, the Stanford men’s swimming and diving team won its 29th consecutive Pac-10 championship under head...

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M. Volleyball: Wins boost Card to No. 1 »

M. Volleyball: Wins boost Card to No. 1By Chris Juhnke Stanford took another step toward extending its season, as last weekend’s wins boosted the Cardinal to the top of the national rankings, which would likely guarantee Stanford’s spot...

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Chu calls for innovation »

Chu calls for innovation

By Dana Sherne The U.S. Secretary of Energy spoke here Monday about climate change and technology...

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For professors, report cards, too »

For professors, report cards, too

By Kate Barber Course evaluations mean end-quarter grades for profs and TAs, but not for their GPA...

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ASSU ballot almost set »

ASSU ballot almost set

By Marisa Landicho and Elizabeth Titus Contenders now have roughly two weeks to prepare their strategies before campaign season begins...

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After Chile quake, BOSP reviews prep »

After Chile quake, BOSP reviews prep

By Julia Brownell Overseas program staff are assessing their response after a magnitude 8.8 quake in Chile...

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Senators compromise on SSD bill »

Senators compromise on SSD bill

By Zoe Richards Student Services Division, officer salaries dominated Tuesday's Senate meeting...

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Terminal grad fees fall slightly »

Terminal grad fees fall slightly

By Eric Messinger Tuition for some graduate students will go in an unexpected direction this fall: down...

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Bhandari to become ASSU financial chief »

Bhandari to become ASSU financial chief

By Caroline Chen He will manage a staff of 50 student employees and oversee $14 million...

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By Amy Julia Harris Teach for America, the nearly 20 year old Peace-Corps-esque teaching program which enlists college grads for two-year stints and places them in failing urban schools, just received 46,359 applicants for...

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By Wyndam Makowsky Even as tensions approached a tipping point, full-scale action on the ROTC was not taken until 1970, and the program was not...

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Walking backward: A day in the life of a tour guide

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