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Ayo Jimoh '06 grabs lunch from the Terman Engineering Building's Ciao! The restaurant began offering biodegradable service ware for an extra $.15 last November.
BREAKING NEWS: Washington, Johnson, four others food poisoned
Players feeling better Friday night; all should be ready for Arizona
NEWS|
Most felt better as of Friday night, according to a source on the team, and all are expected to be ready for Saturday’s 12:30 p.m.
Dining halls go green
NEWS|
The A given to Stanford’s initiatives in food and recycling in the first nationwide college sustainability report card was no great surprise for Stanford Dining — especially since sustainability has long been a core concern for the University’s dining services. In the last 10 years, every on-campus dining hall save one has undergone major renovations, and the exception, Florence Moore Dining, is due for its own overhaul in the next couple of years.
Energy talk warms up
NEWS|
Energy Crossroads 2007 kicked off last night with opening remarks by former CIA Director R. James Woolsey. The message? Get excited about alternative energy.
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Fred Washington goes for a layup in the second half of last night's game against Arizona State. The senior forward had 18 points on the night, as the Cardinal struggled with sloppy play for a 63-53 win.
UPDATE: Card clobbers USC, 67-55
Wiggins' eight threes the key in dominant offense
SPORTS|
If there was any doubt in your mind about Candice Wiggins’ hamstring recovery, dispel it now.
UPDATE: Wiggins set three
SPORTS|
After two weeks on the bench, Candice Wiggins was set free on ninth-seeded Arizona last night, opening up the Cardinal offense in its first game at HP Pavilion.
Card deserts Arizona State
SPORTS|
West Coast basketball fans often complain about their teams’ lack of exposure to East Coast media, but maybe it’s a good thing that Stanford’s game against Arizona State last night wasn’t televised.
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Editorial: Expand news readership program
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For only four dollars per person in annual special fees, Stanford students get access to two high-quality newspapers for which many would not pay standard newsstand prices.