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The Global Harmony Concert, held in Memorial Church, is an annual tribute to murdered journalist Daniel Pearl.
FMOTQ reaches out, embraces all
Organizers seek to ditch traditional “sketchiness” with greater variety of entertainment and increased dry policy enforcement
NEWS|
The spit-swapping, Band-rallying, cold-sharing orgy that is Full Moon on the Quad is upon us once again, and every corner of campus has been scurrying to prepare before the clock strikes twelve.
NYT editor addresses students
NEWS|
Reporting on the deepening sectarian violence in Iraq is perhaps more challenging than the Herculean task of establishing lasting stability in the war-torn country.
Music tribute honors Pearl
NEWS|
“The music conveyed the attitude that Danny was engaged in humanitarian measures,” said Harvey Wolfe, a Pearl family friend.
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Junior center Alex Fletcher picks up a block in front of quarterback Trent Edwards. The offensive line play has slumped since a decent start. The Cardinal enter tomorrow’s game at Notre Dame 115th of 119 Division I-A teams in sacks allowed per game.
Fighting the Irish
Card gunning for first win over Notre Dame since 2001
SPORTS|
The Cardinal hope to keep the Irish on the ropes, as they head to South Bend, Ind. for a non-conference matchup with Notre Dame.
In search of an offense
SPORTS|
While the defense showed dramatic improvement last week against UCLA, the Cardinal’s offensive performance was decidedly dismal.
No. 6 Card welcome Bears for Big Spike
SPORTS|
Coming off of a huge pair of victories over the Arizona schools last weekend, the No. 6 Stanford women’s volleyball team looks to maintain that momentum as it hosts No. 7 California tonight.
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No such thing as a free lunch
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Stanford Medical Center recently announced a new policy prohibiting doctors from accepting free drug samples or even small gifts from pharmaceutical sales representatives.
