Admits compare financial aid offers

New aid policy a draw for Class of 2012
By S. Werner
NEWS| 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

By Nikhil Joshi
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

By Andrew Valencia
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.

Political groups await November

By Alan Guo
NEWS| Hilary Clinton’s 10 percent lead in Pennsylvania’s primary on Tuesday showed that the Democratic primary race may be far from over.

Singer explores animal rights

By Allison Dedrick
NEWS| Animal rights took center stage last night as Peter Singer delivered a talk titled “All Animals Are Equal, But in What Sense?” to a full house in Dinkelspiel Auditorium.

Univ. lukewarm on college rankings

By Nikhil Kamat
NEWS| The influential and contentious U.S.

Library considers new search technology

By Mike Ding
NEWS| Library officials from Stanford are negotiating a contract for the development of a federated search system for Stanford libraries.

GSC welcomes new members

By Eric Messinger
NEWS| The first passed with a vote of 9-2-0.

Leave me alone!

By Ruth McCann
NEWS| If you’re not familiar with the Myers-Briggs system, you should be — it’s an excellent, intriguing field of study.