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Junior, a 2006 Volkswagen Passat wagon, is the Stanford Racing Team's robot entry in the 2007 DARPA Urban Challenge.
Spar over divestment at ASSU
No resolution passes at SCAI-inspired meeting
NEWS|
The ASSU Undergraduate Senate heard from the Jewish Student Association (JSA) and Students Confronting Apartheid in Israel (SCAI) last night for and against a bill authored by Senator Nabill Idrisi ‘09 calling for the University to selectively divest from “companies that violate international law and abuse human rights in Israel and Palestine.”
Grad student dating blues
NEWS|
Why are so many single graduate students unlucky in love? In interviews conducted by The Daily, students blamed a number of factors — including insular graduate programs that make it hard to meet others, a large chunk of already married students who shrink the dating pool and unbalanced male-female ratios in several departments that make finding someone to go out with on a Friday night that much more difficult.
Tree hopefuls vie to avoid first cuts
NEWS|
Who will be the next Tree? That’s the question on the minds of people across campus as Tree Week stunts came to a conclusion yesterday with a flurry of activity during which candidates vied to become the next mascot of the Stanford Band.
Car of Future developing
$33 million for stem cells
What's on your iPod?
Opening Gates
Sports
Staff set for 2007
Harbaugh hires 10, including four from San Diego and a pair of Stanford standouts
SPORTS|
After Athletic Director Bob Bowlsby hired him in December as the new head football coach, Jim Harbaugh went on a hiring spree. Ten hires later, Harbaugh admits it was a monumental task.
Stanford second at Pacific Coast
SPORTS|
The fifth-ranked Cardinal tallied an overall score of 216.650, just behind top finisher No. 2 Oklahoma (218.450). The top-ranked team in the country, Michigan, was fourth with a 214.000.
Card falls just short in PR Classic
SPORTS|
After enduring a three-day battle against many of the nation’s top schools in the Puerto Rico Classic, the No. 2 Stanford men’s golf team finished just one stroke behind No. 5 Georgia (850), landing in a tie for second place.
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Editorial: Stop the tuition squeeze
OPINIONS|
We are deeply troubled by skyrocketing tuition costs, and there seems to be no end in sight.