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Law Prof. Larry Marshall (right) speaks alongside fellow Obama advisors in the Toyon lounge last night. The professors discussed their reasons for supporting the Democratic presidential candidate and addressed student questions regarding his platform.
Hoover debate rages
Relations with think tank still questioned
NEWS|
In 1984, the University’s Board of Trustees approved plans to construct a presidential library honoring Reagan on campus. A subsequent revolt by liberal-minded students and faculty effectively derailed the plans.
Professors praise Obama
NEWS|
Students and community members came out en masse last night for the “Faculty for Obama” forum held at Toyon Lounge, which featured candid policy discussions with four presidential campaign advisors to Sen. Barack Obama.
Application statistics examined
NEWS|
The Office of Undergraduate Admission’s recent adoption of the Common Application has created a gap of more than 2,000 applications in the University’s final count for the Class of 2012.
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Anthony Goods and the Cardinal look to overcome their recent struggles in Washington this weekend, starting tonight against the Huskies. Stanford rolls into Seattle tied for the second spot in the Pac-10.
Dawg Daze
No. 14 Card needs to come up big at UW
SPORTS|
Even the 2003-04 team, the one that simply could not lose with Mike Montgomery at the helm, was stymied in Seattle.
Payback time
SPORTS|
Despite owning a five-game winning streak, the Stanford women’s basketball team has a pair of games still hanging over its collective head.
What’s the Point for Cardinal?
SPORTS|
They say going away can help you find yourself.
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Editor's Farewell
OPINIONS|
Oftentimes, these biannual Editor’s Farewells are loaded with self-congratulations and bittersweet reflections on the volume that was. I hope to make this one somewhat different.