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Stanford Outsourced?
Students express dismay with new Stanford Fund management
NEWS|
Gathered in a back room of the Frances C. Arrillaga Alumni Center, students at the Stanford Student Calling Center spend weeknights on the phone persuading alumni to open their purse strings for the University, a job former employees praised as fun and laid back.
Four tapped for Rhodes Scholarships
NEWS|
Ginger Turner, class of 2005, and seniors Jacob Lemieux and Julie Veroff were selected on Nov. 18 as three of the 32 American Rhodes Scholars, joining 2004 graduate Nadiya Figueroa, the Jamaican Rhodes Scholar, at Oxford next year.
Vandalism charges dropped
NEWS|
On Friday, Nov. 17, Jay Boyarsky, the supervising deputy district attorney for Santa Clara County, confirmed that no criminal charges will be filed against the Band members who allegedly vandalized the Band Shak at Serra Street and Arguello Way in late July.
Video game console wars intensify
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Oregon State put the pressure on Stanford junior quarterback TC Ostrander throughout the game. Ostrander finished last week’s game with 9-of-25 passing with 125 yards and one interception.
Back-to-back champs
Women’s cross-country picks up second straight national title behind fourth-place finish by Arianna Lambie
SPORTS|
In the final event of the 2006 season, the No. 1 Stanford women’s cross-country team lived up to its top billing by capturing its second straight national title at the NCAA Championships in Terre Haute, Ind.
UW, WSU Sweeps Result in Pac-10 Title
SPORTS|
The No. 3 Stanford women’s volleyball team knew an average performance would not be enough to beat No. 2 Washington. With that in mind, the team played its best, sweeping the Huskies on Friday night to clinch the Pacific-10 Conference championship.
Women's basketball off to unusually slow start
SPORTS|
A southern road trip this past week left the No. 11 Stanford women’s basketball team out in the cold against top-10 opponents.
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Opinions
Editorial: Summer already?
OPINIONS|
While fall quarter is just beginning to wrap up, next summer is already looming in the minds of many students. Yet even as the hype builds, there is no need to panic.