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Rob Grube ‘08 earned a hefty $48,000 paycheck in his first PGA Tour event, finishing in a seven-way tie for 14th place. The former Cardinal golfer, who helped lead Stanford to an NCAA title in 2007, finished with a final score of seven-under-par at 281. #gallery http://daily.stanford.org/image/full/9378
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Rob Grube ‘08 earned a hefty $48,000 paycheck in his first PGA Tour event, finishing in a seven-way tie for 14th place. The former Cardinal golfer, who helped lead Stanford to an NCAA title in 2007, finished with a final score of seven-under-par at 281.

Grube in the money in Reno

Rob Grube ‘08 finishes 14th; Wie misses the cut again
By Angelique Dakkak
SPORTS| After an exhilarating five-day tournament, running from July 28 through Aug. 3, the Reno-Tahoe Open proved to be a sensational event for Stanford golf fans, ending in disappointment for one golfer with Cardinal ties and achievement for another.

More than just a “splash-and-dash”

By Kenan Jiang
SPORTS| Ben Wildman-Tobriner ‘07 is in many ways a pretty average, just-out-of-college guy.

Politics can wait until after Games

By Erik Adams
SPORTS| Does anyone remember, four months ago, when a few crazy people climbed the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco and unraveled that giant banner?

BRIEF: Busy home, out-of-conference slate highlight Cardinal

By Angelique Dakkak
SPORTS| First-year Cardinal head coach Johnny Dawkins announced the 2008-09 Stanford men’s basketball schedule on Monday.

BRIEF: Athletes go “green” in Beijing to promote global environmental health

By Angelique Dakkak
SPORTS| Five athletes with ties to Stanford athletics are tackling more than their respective events at the Beijing Olympics.

BRIEF: Stanford women’s volleyball a unanimous choice to finish atop the Pac-10 yet again

By Angelique Dakkak
SPORTS| The Stanford women’s volleyball team has been voted unanimously by conference coaches to win the Pac-10 volleyball title for the third consecutive season.

BRIEF: Track and field adds Ninow to assist throwers

By Angelique Dakkak
SPORTS| Edrick Floreal, the Franklin P. Johnson Director of Track and Field was pleased to announce yesterday that Andrew Ninow will be hired as an assistant coach to work with the Cardinal’s throwers.