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Nancy Morrison, assistant dean of students and judicial officer, will step down on April 16 after accepting a position at New York University.
ASSU candidates canvass for student votes
NEWS|
With student apathy and ignorance about campus elections a major challenge facing those campaigning to be ASSU president, candidates have described their strategy as reaching out to as many students as possible.
Three students receive awards to study abroad
NEWS|
Three Stanford students were awarded Luce and Churchill scholarships this year. Michael Osofsky, Class of ’03, and senior Martha Roberts are two of 18 students chosen for the Luce Scholarship and Alex Greninger, Class of ’03, is one of 10 students chosen for the Churchill Scholarship.
Asst. Dean Morrison leaves for NYU post
NEWS|
After five years at Stanford, Nancy Morrison will step down from her position as assistant dean of students and judicial officer on April 16.
Sports
Men fall to UCSB, Cal State
SPORTS|
The No. 8 Stanford men’s volleyball team (8-15, 5-12 Mountain Pacific Sports Federation) has struggled away from home this season, and last weekend was no exception.
Track sets school record in 1,600-meter relay
SPORTS|
For the second year in a row, the Stanford women’s 1,600-meter relay team returned from the Texas Relays with a new school record.
No. 2 women's gymnastics wins Regionals
SPORTS|
It has been a record-breaking year for the Stanford women’s gymnastics team — kicking off with the highest preseason ranking ever, posting the highest team scores in program history, climbing to a No.
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ASSU executive election: Choose action over advocacy
OPINIONS|
There is a good reason why this year’s ASSU presidential race has not stirred much controversy: Either of the two front-running slates would probably do an adequate job if elected.