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White Plaza has been decked out with banners supporting ASSU candidates since the start of campaigns last week. Elections will be held on Wednesday and Thursday.
Gender-neutral housing plan unveiled
NEWS|
Students campaigning for gender-neutral housing scored a victory yesterday, when Student Housing and Residential Education announced a pilot program for gender-blind housing in the coming fall quarter.
Farm pushes econ. diversity
NEWS|
The number of first-generation college students admitted to Stanford increased to 431 this year from 347 last year, say Department of Admission officials. This change represents a rise from 14 percent to 17 percent of the admitted incoming class.
Campaigns target Old Union
NEWS|
A popular Facebook group called “Put the Student Back in Student Union” boasts a list of those running for office who support making the Old Union a more social venue.
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Sophomore Richard Wire was the only Stanford player to win a match this weekend in Los Angeles. The men's team fell to USC and UCLA over the weekend.
It's our turn
SPORTS|
Stanford has one more giant to topple before it can claim its third national championship.
The No. 2 Cardinal will face the No. 1-seeded Tennessee Lady Vols at 5:30 p.m. PST in Tampa tonight as it tries to cap off its magical run through the NCAA Tournament.
Card gets two wins on road
SPORTS|
The offensive output slowed down, as it inevitably would. After averaging almost 17 goals per game over their last three matches, the Stanford women’s water polo team had 13 and eight in their two games this weekend. But the Cardinal defense came up big to help the team defeat both Cal State-Northridge and No. 3 USC, securing another SoCal sweep and extending the team’s current win streak to a season-high eight games.
Women work it out
SPORTS|
What a difference a week makes.
Last week against Arizona State, the No. 5 Stanford women’s tennis team was swept in doubles in its first four-loss season in over two decades — all this with USC and UCLA headed to town.
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Cardinal basketball: it’s not all about the twins
OPINIONS|
The Stanford Cardinal’s first Final Four appearance since 1997 is owed to the unrelenting efforts of our women’s basketball team.