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The History Building: One of the top ten places to find solitude on campus. To view the full list, read "Leave me alone!"
Admits compare financial aid offers
New aid policy a draw for Class of 2012
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Stanford, Harvard, Yale and a host of other top tier schools all announced sweeping reforms to their financial aid policies earlier this year, each phrased somewhat differently. But according to admitted students interviewed by The Daily, their aid packages were markedly similar.
ProFros flock to the Farm for Admit Weekend
NEWS|
Over 1,200 prospective freshmen will descend on campus today to get a glimpse of life on the Farm and decide their fate for the next four years.
Registrar’s office shuffles staff
NEWS|
The Registrar's Office has implemented the first of many changes, which will eventually include modifications in staff and office design, as well as the shifting of services to the Internet.
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Junior Jason Castro was 3-3 and reached base all five times last night in Stanford's 7-4 win over visiting Saint Mary's. It was Stanford's eighth win in their last nine games.
Late inning heroics
SPORTS|
rent Milleville came through in the clutch. Again.
With the bases loaded and the game tied in the eighth inning against St. Mary’s Wednesday night, the junior first baseman, who drove in the winning runs against San Francisco and Santa Clara last week, hit a two-out, three-run double to put Stanford in front, 7-4.
Cardinal heads to Pac-10 Tournament
SPORTS|
The Stanford men’s tennis team heads to the 2008 Pac-10 Championships this weekend, in the team’s final tune-up for the NCAA team championships in May.
Women look to stay on top of Pac-10
SPORTS|
The Pacific-10 Conference is never easy.
The Pac-10 women represent 29 of the top 125 singles players in the nation and 10 doubles teams in the top 60.
So on Thursday, when all convene in Ojai, Calif. for the Pac-10 Championships, it will certainly be interesting to see who comes out on top.
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Why we love Stanford Part 1: Academics
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