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Grand Theft Laptop
Two laptops stolen from co-op in Tuesday night raid; police suspect thefts linked, perpetrators still at large
NEWS|
Sophomore James Vaughan was the latest victim of crime through a window Tuesday night, when a thief cut a hole in his screen and swiped his laptop, which he called “an old, beat up Toshiba.”
Students fast for Darfur benefit
NEWS|
For the event, organized by Students Taking Action Now: Darfur (STAND), participants agreed to fast all day or give up a particular food item.
GO Pass service gets the red light
NEWS|
The GO Pass was initiated by Caltrain several years ago as an easy way to provide discount train passes to businesses in the area, said Martin Mueller, Chairman of the Parking and Transportation Board.
High-power female execs share wisdom
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Junior running back Anthony Kimble looks to help the Cardinal offense rebound from its recent struggles against Notre Dame and UCLA. Kimble has proven a dual threat for Stanford, gaining 244 yards on the ground and 145 through the air so far this season.
Turnaround no easy task
Stoops struggles to build winner in third year at the helm of Arizona program
SPORTS|
In 2003, Mike Stoops was at the top of the college coaching world.
Top competition awaits in SoCal
SPORTS|
Coming off of a key win over Cal last Saturday, the Stanford menís water polo team will travel to USC to participate in the Southern California Tournament for two days of competition starting tomorrow.
Searching for the first win
SPORTS|
After losing 31-10 to the Fighting Irish in South Bend, Ind. last Saturday, the Cardinal return home to face Arizona tomorrow.
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Editorial: A well-planned initiative
OPINIONS|
The Stanford Challenge, an enormous fundraising campaign that President Hennessy announced on Tuesday, may look like the beginning of a sweeping new phase in the University’s development