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Graduate students convene at a party last week that was thrown by the Graduate Student Council. More than 1,000 students attended the party, which was held on Friday night.
Frosh expansion
Hennessy ponders idea of larger freshman class
NEWS|
President John Hennessy has urged alumni, faculty, students, trustees and admissions personnel to begin dialogue about the expansion of the freshman class.
Morgan and Bobo head for Harvard
NEWS|
A few weeks before the start of autumn quarter, Sociology Prof. Lawrence Bobo and his wife, Associate Communication Prof. Marcyliena Morgan, announced their move to Harvard effective in January.
Trustees talk Redwood City campus
NEWS|
University leaders are drawing up plans for a new, stand-alone North Campus in Redwood City, which the Board of Trustees discussed in its meeting earlier this week.
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Junior Foluke Akinradewo and freshman Alix Klineman have been integral to the undefeated Cardinal’s success this year. Stanford (16-0, 5-0 Pac-10) will face another unbeaten squad in No. 8 Washington (16-0, 5-0 Pac-10) this Friday at Maples Pavilion.
Kehoe an all-time great for Card
SPORTS|
The first true freshman to win a national championship in a single-setter offense, senior Bryn Kehoe is primed to pass all the giants before her and break the school career record in assists.
Card preps for Washington schools
SPORTS|
Three weeks into the conference season, there are only two undefeated volleyball teams left in the Pacific-10 Conference.
Men's tennis gets its bearings
SPORTS|
Though the NCAA deems men’s tennis a spring sport, the Stanford men’s tennis team starts its season in September.
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Opinions
Left Coast: Rumsfeld and other Hoover Institution kooks
OPINIONS|
Donald Rumsfeld is our new neighbor. Among his pals at the Hoover Institution, he is far-and-away the one with the most blood on his hands, but he’s certainly not the only kook hanging around the ever-so-phallic tower on our campus.