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After months of protest and anticipation, the CoHo reopened June 23 under new management. After Stanford Dining decided to close the campus hotspot, student protest drove Treehouse owner Ray Klein to bring back the CoHo tradition. #gallery http://daily.stanford.org/image/full/9332
Masaru Oka

After months of protest and anticipation, the CoHo reopened June 23 under new management. After Stanford Dining decided to close the campus hotspot, student protest drove Treehouse owner Ray Klein to bring back the CoHo tradition.

Employee embezzles LPFCH funds

Machalowski charged with stealing over $350,000
By Devin Banerjee
NEWS| A former employee of the Lucile Packard Foundation for Children’s Health has been arrested on allegations that she embezzled over $350,000 from the children’s health foundation during an eight-year period, according to a Wednesday press release from Santa Clara's District Attorney office.

Univ. offers protection after theft

By Devin Banerjee
NEWS| Stanford has hired Kroll, a New York-based risk consulting company, to provide free identity theft protection for thousands of current and former employees affected by the recent theft of a University laptop, according to a letter to employees from Stanford CFO Randy Livingston.

CoHo returns with "soft opening"

By Christian Torres
NEWS| Fliers announced it, students knew it and the crowds gathering once again on the first floor of Tresidder Union showed it: After less than a year’s absence, “The CoHo is back.”

Winfrey offers life lessons

By Kelley Fong
NEWS| Philanthropist Oprah Winfrey traded in a talk show audience of millions for a Commencement audience of 25,000 June 15 at Stanford Stadium.

Stanford Web channel debuts on YouTube

By Ryan Mac
NEWS| Stanford expanded its Web outreach two weeks ago with the launch of its first channel on the widely popular video-sharing site YouTube.

Campus briefs: Holiday fireworks cancelled due to construction

By The Daily News Staff
NEWS| University officials announced earlier this week that the annual July 3 fireworks display over campus has been cancelled due to conflicts with local construction.

A flight away from the traditional

By Allyson Stewart
NEWS| On the average day in Calcutta, rickshaw drivers will earn 200 rupees, 70 percent of the milk consumed by its population will come from a water buffalo and all of the women will tie their saris over their left shoulders.