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Mengyao “May” Zhou, 23, was last spotted by her roommate on Saturday morning, as she was leaving Rains Houses to run errands in her car.
Missing graduate student found dead
Friends, colleagues express shock at apparent suicide
NEWS|
As word of 23-year old Mengyao “May” Zhou’s death trickled out, the graduate community registered shock and sadness, and many expressed surprise at the apparent suicide of the second-year doctoral student in electrical engineering.
Body recovered at Santa Rosa Junior College
NEWS|
Santa Rosa police announced last night that the body of missing second-year doctoral student in electrical engineering Mengyao “May” Zhou was found in the trunk of her car.
Endowment grows by $1.8 billion
NEWS|
Stanford’s endowment surged in value by 15.4 percent, or $1.8 billion, last year. The growth solidified Stanford’s position as the university with the third largest endowment, with $14.1 billion, behind only Harvard and Yale.
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Freshman forward Brook Lopez notched the first triple-double in Stanford history since at least 1985 in Stanford’s 65-50 win over No. 25 USC.
Block Party
Brook Lopez’s triple-double powers Card
SPORTS|
After a night of hard work, freshman forward Brook Lopez took a victory leap into the student section at Maples Pavilion.
Balanced attack downs Wildcats
SPORTS|
The No. 9 Stanford women’s basketball team won their 15th in a row Thursday night as they beat Arizona 86-76 in Tucson, despite a spirited second-half comeback attempt by the Wildcats.
Men open dual meet season
SPORTS|
The No. 9 Stanford men’s tennis team kicks off the 2007 dual match season tomorrow at 1 p.m. against No. 25 Boise State at the Taube Tennis Center.
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Editorial: Aim high with public service
OPINIONS|
While Stanford currently has a powerful public service community, we wish to encourage more students to get involved and those who are already participating to consider public service as more than a token extracurricular activity. Volunteering can and should be about more than simply making yourself look good.
