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Jeffrey Katzenberg signs a poster for DreamWorks’ upcoming “Bee Movie” outside Kresge yesterday. The animation CEO showed a clip from the film and discussed the future of both computer and traditional animation.
Faculty debate Rumsfeld
Meyer Library demolition, new Beijing center also discussed
NEWS|
Tension hung in the air at yesterday’s Faculty Senate meeting, during which members discussed former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld’s recent appointment as a distinguished visiting fellow at the Hoover Institution.
Founder touts wiki potential
NEWS|
Some advice for Sergey Brin and Larry Page: Put your dukes up. The guy who conceived Wikipedia is gunning for the two Google masterminds.
Katzenberg animates Kresge
NEWS|
The man responsible for bringing Roger Rabbit, Simba and Shrek to the big screen spoke about his work with animated blockbusters yesterday afternoon in Kresge Auditorium.
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The Cardinal will take to the road for the first time this season as Stanford faces a pair of key matchups in Southern California this weekend. First up are the 4-5 Bruins tonight, while Sunday the Card faces the offensively balanced Aztecs.
BREAKING NEWS: Stanford comes up short against TCU
More last minute heroics not in the cards, as Card falls 38-36
SPORTS|
The game came down to the wire, as the Frogs (4-3) pulled ahead 38-34 on an Aaron Brown touchdown run with just 4:13 remaining in the fourth quarter.
Going for two
SPORTS|
At 2-3, the Cardinal can climb back to .500 with a Homecoming win this Saturday against TCU.
Stanford crushes Cougars
SPORTS|
The Cardinal may not have reached its full potential yet, but the No. 2 women’s volleyball team did more than enough to sweep Washington State at home last night.
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Editorial: Elegy for the CoHo
OPINIONS|
Last year, students were told that the Axe & Palm would add to eating options on campus, but swapping the cozy, worn-in CoHo for the sterile Old Union eatery doesn’t equal a net gain.
