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The Stanford Stadium is near-empty after a winter rain. The facility, among others, will be used as a venue for the 2009 Senior Olympics.
Moscow program to re-open next fall after restructuring
NEWS|
After a year-long closure, Stanford’s Overseas Studies Program is set to re-open its Moscow program during autumn quarter of the 2005-2006 school year.
Google to put library online
NEWS|
A year and a half after Stanford University Libraries acquired new machinery to digitize library and Stanford University Press materials, Stanford is partnering with Google Inc. in its quest to make more literary resources available online.
Stanford will host Olympic games for seniors in 2009
NEWS|
Stanford will be hosting a major athletic competition in the summer of 2009 — but if you’re under the age of 50, don’t bother trying out.
Sleep loss tied to weight gain
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Senior guard Kelley Suminski and sophomore forward Kristen Newlin extended Stanford's second-half lead to 12 points.
Wiggins provides spark in win
SPORTS|
Alexander the Great was a celebrated war hero who conquered countries before he ever said goodbye to his teen years. So who’s going to tell Candice Wiggins she can’t be a freshman leader for the No. 8 Cardinal and conquer the basketball court?
Bradford, Moore gone; Morris ineligible
SPORTS|
Off to an 0-2 start in Pacific-10 Conference play and with the Arizona schools coming to town this week, the Stanford men’s basketball team was dealt a couple of off-the-court blows Tuesday.
Card set to defend two-year Rose Bowl Regatta title
SPORTS|
With the spring season just around the corner, the Cardinal sailing team competed strongly in last weekend’s Sugar Bowl.
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‘Stanford-in’ OSP programs need rethinking
OPINIONS|
Cloistered and unchallenging, the OSP’s “Stanford-in” centers are failing in their educational mission.