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Somik Raha, an advisor for the Hindu Students Council, looks on as Dean of Religious Life Patricia Karlin-Neumann explains what stance Judaism takes on the issue of abortion at an event last night hosted by Stanford Students for Choice.
Axe & Palm to freshen menu
Salads, tofu among new choices at eatery
NEWS|
Students now have the option of substituting a side salad in place of fries or picking from a variety of vegetarian options including tofu, vegetarian rice bowls and vegetarian chili.
Panel talks Choice, religion
NEWS|
Last night, the Stanford Students for Choice (SSfC) held a panel that presented an alternative perspective on the relationship between religion and reproductive rights in the context of the American Pro-Choice movement.
Film tackles gender issues in India
NEWS|
Award-winning BBC documentary filmmaker Ashok Prasad screened his documentary “India’s Missing Girls” last night in Tresidder Union.
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Junior Miki Groppi, sophomores Evan Romero and Garrett Warner and the Stanford men are looking for their fourth win in five games in tonight’s match-up with the Banana Slugs.
Tennis victorious in Las Vegas
Stanford wins three titles in Freeman Invite
SPORTS|
Look out Georgia Tech, look out UCLA — the No. 2 Stanford women’s tennis team is for real.
Gymnasts drop opener
SPORTS|
Burnham Pavilion was bursting at the seams on Sunday afternoon as the No. 5 Stanford women’s gymnastics team opened its season against three-time defending champion Georgia.
Volleyball home play starts
SPORTS|
Coming into its first home match of the season, the No. 6 Stanford men’s volleyball team is off to its best start in six years.
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Editorial: Redefining financial aid
OPINIONS|
Stanford should welcome this challenge [of Harvard's new financial aid policy] and rise to the task.