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Bedbugs, discovered last year in Alondra and Granada dorms, were encountered in Paloma this month. Two residents have been relocated to Governor’s Corner.
FLiCKs on hiatus for repairs
Sunday night film screenings will resume Big Game weekend
NEWS|
Plagued by technical difficulties, FLiCKs’ weekly movie screenings will face a several week hiatus after last night’s showing of the action hit “Transformers.”
Bedbugs found in Paloma dorm room
NEWS|
Bedbugs — which terrorized dorms in East Florence Moore and Lagunita Court last year — remain a real problem for Student Housing.
Students reflect on Iraq, military service
NEWS|
For the vast majority of Stanford students, the war in Iraq is a far-removed political issue which only really affects us come election time and in debate among peers in the comfort and seclusion of the bubble.
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Sophomore wideout Richard Sherman added to his already huge season this past Saturday, scoring on a 33-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Tavita Pritchard in the second quarter of Stanford’s win against the Wildcats.
Pritchard and Co. get past Wildcats, 21-20
SPORTS|
It took every last second and the slimmest of margins, but Stanford escaped the desert Saturday with a 21-20 win over the Arizona Wildcats.
Card falls to No. 1 UCLA
SPORTS|
The No. 2 Stanford women’s soccer team suffered through its first winless weekend of the season against No. 1 UCLA and No. 10 USC, falling 2-0 to the Bruins on Friday evening before losing a lead and drawing 1-1 with the Trojans yesterday afternoon.
Men's soccer drops 1-0 decision to rival Cal
SPORTS|
Stanford men’s soccer traveled to Golden Bear territory this weekend, only to suffer its second consecutive defeat.
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Editorial: Orhan Pamuk: One night only
OPINIONS|
Why aren’t more students attending these world-class events, taking place less than ten minutes from a typical dorm-room? Are these events inaccessible to students who are too busy to go or to even seek out what’s going on? We hope not.