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Construction on the Knight Management Center, which will be located on Serra Street across from the Schwab Residential Center, began on Sept. 10. The 360,000-square-foot campus has received a Platinum LEED certification and will feature eight new buildings. #gallery http://daily.stanford.org/image/full/9448
Masaru Oka

Construction on the Knight Management Center, which will be located on Serra Street across from the Schwab Residential Center, began on Sept. 10. The 360,000-square-foot campus has received a Platinum LEED certification and will feature eight new buildings.

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By Christian Torres
NEWS| The Stanford Daily has moved to stanforddaily.com! Please check out our new site for the latest from the Farm, and update your bookmark and RSS feed. This site (daily.stanford.edu) will continue to serve as an archive for all issues from Sept. 24, 2008 and before.

Investments grow slightly

By James Hohmann
NEWS| Anticipation of the credit crunch and spike in oil prices positioned Stanford to report a robust 6.2 percent return on the investments in its endowment fund for last year.

84 use Web to cheat on GMAT

By Ryan Mac
NEWS| Ten applicants to the Stanford Graduate School of Business and one recent graduate saw their GMAT scores cancelled early this month by the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) due to their involvement with an illegal test preparation Web site.

GSB begins building new campus

By Joanna Xu
NEWS| Stanford Graduate School of Business (GSB) broke ground early this month on the Knight Management Center, its spacious future campus.

Senate must overcome divisions, work together

By Nikhil Joshi
NEWS| The 10th ASSU Undergraduate Senate certainly had an explosive beginning in the spring, but the leaders of the senate are now looking to move past partisanship and on to helping students.

Hennessy home goes solar

By Dan Hirsch
NEWS| The monocrystalline solar panels that now power the president’s house are expected to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by roughly 14.5 metric tons a year and produce approximately 64,000 kilowatt-hours a year.

New Student Orientation ends

By Robert Toews
NEWS| After a week packed with dorm cheers and introductory events, New Student Orientation, or NSO as it is known around campus, formally concluded on Monday night.