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A jogger takes a late afternoon run along a sun-soaked Campus Drive shortly before sunset yesterday.
Kresge to be demolished
Law School space constraints prompt tearing down of auditorium by 2011
NEWS|
Kresge Auditorium will be torn down in the next two to three years as part of the Law School’s plan to build a second law building in its place.
Residences defaced with hate graffiti
NEWS|
Two incidents, one homophobic and one anti-Semitic, that occurred prior to winter break have sparked police inquiries and condemnation from University officials.
Showerheads spark ire
NEWS|
The new low flow showerheads that have been installed in many dorms across campus have sparked mixed reactions from students.
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Stanford Rugby has grown by leaps and bounds in recent years, leading to a team with its membership currently at an all-time high. The Cardinal has made use of a diverse pool of athletic talent, stemming from a broad array of previous athletic experiences.
Basketball set to face Arizona schools
Card takes on Wildcats tonight, Sun Devils Saturday
SPORTS|
Tonight, the Stanford men’s basketball team faces an Arizona team in transition. A perennial Pac-10 powerhouse, the Wildcats have been a mixed bag this season.
Cardinal women set for desert swing
SPORTS|
After demolishing the Oregon schools by a combined 70 points last week, Stanford women’s basketball takes to the road for meetings with Arizona and Arizona State this weekend.
Overlooked duo steps up
SPORTS|
Stanford basketball's two captains this season - junior point guard Mitch Johnson and senior forward Taj Finger - have been two of the Cardinal's most consistent performers thus far.
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Editorial: Professional preferences: Entrepreneurs emerge
OPINIONS|
The new dream, however, seems to be not as much about logging the long hours as it is about finding a career that offers excitement, room for creative thinking and spiritual completeness.