Lee-Mefford win

Senate and GSC to discuss certification of vote in light of campaign conduct
By Brendan Selby
NEWS| Though the computer-tallied results of last week’s ASSU elections were announced on Friday evening at the Coffee House, it could take several weeks to sort out a messy executive race.

Special fees winners announced; results spark controversy

By Brendan Selby
NEWS| The Coffee House was crammed so tightly on Friday evening before the results of the ASSU election were announced that management had to request that people move from the doorway to make room for entering customers.

FACES conference kicked off, students

By Dandan Wu
NEWS| “On Common Ground 2004,” the annual event sponsored by The Forum for American / Chinese Exchange at Stanford (FACES), begins today, bringing 16 students from China and 16 from the United States to campus for a weeklong conference on U.

Oxygen Collective meets to refute Bush’s logging policy

By Camille Ricketts
NEWS| A group of entertainers and activists known as the Oxygen Collective held an information session on Saturday night to discuss their opposition to President George W.

Author Amy Tan reads from her latest work at Kresge

By Albert Chiou
NEWS| Amy Tan — best-known as author of “The Joy Luck Club” and other acclaimed works chronicling relationships among Chinese-American families — will make two appearances at Stanford today.

Food Fight!

By Kristin Moritz
NEWS| It’s easy to complain about the dining halls around campus: the food is monotonous, the quality isn’t great or the dining hall near your dorm doesn’t serve the type of food you like.

Teacher Talk: Taking time to listen

By Prof. Andrea Lunsford
NEWS| One of my maternal grandmother’s maxims was “Sister, if you want to hear, you have got to listen.” She reminded me of this and other enigmatic rules of behavior often, and while I’ve forgotten many of them, this one has stuck.