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Parents headed to White Plaza after a question and answer session with President John Hennessy Friday afternoon. At the event, members of the Stanford Labor Action Coalition (SLAC) protested the University’s living wage policy by passing out informational materials to parents and unveiling a 30-foot long poster that read, “Henny Henny, Saves a Penny / Results Few, Promises Many / Real Living Wage Now!” #gallery http://daily.stanford.org/image/full/6972
John Shen

Parents headed to White Plaza after a question and answer session with President John Hennessy Friday afternoon. At the event, members of the Stanford Labor Action Coalition (SLAC) protested the University’s living wage policy by passing out informational materials to parents and unveiling a 30-foot long poster that read, “Henny Henny, Saves a Penny / Results Few, Promises Many / Real Living Wage Now!”

Tree hopefuls exhibit 'strength'

Antics and stunts attract crowds in White Plaza, slow renovation of Old Union
By Loren Newman
NEWS| Imagine a freshman taped to a tree next to the Claw and covered in smaller strips of tape lined along his inner thighs, eyebrows, nipples and chest.

Hennessy's wealth explored

By Amit Arora
NEWS| A smiling President John Hennessy juggling a roll of money, a diploma and a computer chip glazed the cover of The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) yesterday.

Sweat-Free sews quilt in protest

By Daisy Chen
NEWS| To protest the University’s absence from the Worker Rights Consortium (WRC) and the Designated Suppliers Program (DSP), the Stanford Sweat-Free Coalition sewed dozens of T-shirts into a large quilt last Friday during a noontime demonstration in White Plaza.

Milky water frightens

By Aram Hur
NEWS| When Marian Lee ‘07 woke up earlier this month and turned on the water in her bathroom, she was surprised to see the faucet spew out milky white water as opposed to the usual clear stream.

Teicholz receives construction prize

By Emma Trotter
NEWS| Paul Teicholz, professor emeritus of civil and environmental engineering, became the first academic to receive the Henry C. Turner Prize for Innovation in Construction Technology in a ceremony held on campus earlier this month.