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Reaching out to China
NEWS|
But as the ties between Stanford and the world’s most populous nation have grown, so too have the complexities.
Bill dubbed as first choice
NEWS|
Seniors are taking advantage of this fall’s highly charged political atmosphere to campaign for the selection of Bill Clinton as Commencement speaker.
For spring break, more students choose service
NEWS|
While spring break may seem a speck on the horizon for most, students that submitted their applications for Alternative Spring Break (ASB) last Sunday are already thinking about spending their vacation learning about cultural and political issues.
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Sophomores Paul Kornfeld (above) and Chris Ash and junior Karl Boehringer won the three-man 300-breastroke relay in Stanford’s informal meet with California yesterday
Men's Golf completes third win of season
SPORTS|
Coming off of an eight-stroke lead on Monday, the Cardinal widened the gap by tallying a full 14 strokes less than second-place team Southern California.
Cardinal host Lions in first round of NIT
SPORTS|
The No. 4 Stanford women’s basketball team has been busy off the court lately, as head coach Tara VanDerveer earned a six-year contract extension just a few weeks before announcing the signing of four recruits to next year’s squad.
Not so friendly tune-up with Cal
SPORTS|
The No. 2 Stanford men’s swimming and diving team faced perhaps their toughest competition of the season yesterday at the Avery Aquatic Center.
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Editorial: A step in the right direction
OPINIONS|
The American people, and the world, woke up Wednesday morning with a new political landscape.