ASSU Executive Candidates: Aaron Smith and Kyle Ladewig

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PAGE TWO| A major concern that must be addressed is the transparency of ASSU.

ASSU Senate Candidate: Priyanka Sharma '09

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PAGE TWO| Why the ASSU Senate?

ASSU Senate Candidate: Patrick Cordova '09

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PAGE TWO| I am a reform-minded candidate ready to tackle issues including environmental sustainability by cutting down on Styrofoam use, improving frosh advising by paying peer mentors, changing residential education by training RAs in domestic violence issues, as well as pursuing funding for political groups.

Sophomore Class President Candidates: The Usual Suspects

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PAGE TWO| Our top priority for the class of 2010 is reinvigorating the Stanford social atmosphere.

ASSU Senate Candidate: Neel Murthy '10

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PAGE TWO| What do you want out of your ASSU Senate?

Senior Class President Candidates: Three Chicks and a Narodick

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PAGE TWO| Together, Three Chicks and a Narodick have the primary goal of ensuring that 2008 is a year our class will never forget.

ASSU Senate Candidate: Mohammad Ali '10

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PAGE TWO| If elected, my main concern would be to make the students more involved with university decision-making.

Senior Class President Candidates: The Office

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PAGE TWO| The four members of The Office have each worked extensively within the OSA in very different capacities.

ASSU Senate Candidate: Luukas Ilves '09

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PAGE TWO| I will make it easier for students to achieve their goals.

ASSU Senate Candidate: Kimberley McKinson '10

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PAGE TWO| I care about student interests.

ASSU Senate Candidate: Kelly Gleischman '10

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PAGE TWO| So many students on campus have little idea of what the ASSU does, and I believe this needs to change.

ASSU Senate Candidate: Jose Benchimol '08

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PAGE TWO| -Late Night Delivery to your door.

ASSU Senate Candidate: Jonathan Merola '09

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PAGE TWO| I am a sophomore majoring in chemistry and looking forward to serving as your Senator next year.

ASSU Senate Candidate: Jonathan Kass '10

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PAGE TWO| When it comes to work, I'm hardcore.

ASSU Senate Candidate: John Dryden '09

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PAGE TWO| I am running for the Undergraduate Senate because I possess the experience and desire to serve that Stanford's undergraduate community needs. I have worked with both the Executive and Legislative branches of the ASSU for the past two years, and I have intimate knowledge of its workings. In addition, I am genuinely committed to addressing the most pressing concerns of the undergraduate community and acting as a liaison between the student body and the administration. Three issues I am especially passionate about are safeguarding faculty diversity, improving OSA-student relations, and making campus more environmentally friendly. Thank you.

ASSU Senate Candidate: Fahad Mahmood '10

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PAGE TWO| Why Senate?

ASSU Senate Candidate: Fadi Quran '10

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PAGE TWO| * Expanding our overseas programs.

ASSU Senate Candidate: Eugene Nho '10

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PAGE TWO| I have a vision for a better Stanford and I believe I have the passion and abilities to realize that vision.

ASSU Senate Candidate: Dan Bacon '10

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PAGE TWO| Hi, my name is Dan Bacon and I am running for ASSU Undergraduate Senate.

ASSU Senate Candidate: Corinne Prudhomme '09

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PAGE TWO| As a sophomore, I have had the opportunity of having almost 2 years on this campus.

Sophomore Class President Candidates: The Giving Tree

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PAGE TWO| As the name of our slate suggests, we'll be about giving.

ASSU Senate Candidate: Vang Kou Khang '08

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PAGE TWO| I have been a productive former Senator. In the Dining Committee, I helped to install Late Nite on weekends. In the Bookstore Committee, I worked to increase buyback values for books. In the ITS Committee, I helped to lower cost for student services. In the Advocacy Committee, I challenged University Administrators to be on their feet to respond to student needs and concerns from tuition cost to housing and dining plans to student life. If you re-elect me Senator, you will not only be electing experience, but a friend who is dependable and has a track record to show results.

ASSU Senate Candidate: Tom Vacek '10

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PAGE TWO| - LISTEN TO YOUR IDEAS!

Sophomore Class President Candidates: Soph Serve

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PAGE TWO| Our top priority in office is accurately representing the diverse wishes and concerns of our entire class.

Sophomore Class President Candidates: Slate in a Box

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PAGE TWO| As Sophomore Class Presidents, we will bring amazing events your way during the wildest sophomore year ever.

ASSU Senate Candidate: Sonal Mittal '10

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PAGE TWO| As undergraduate senator, I will make your voice heard.

Junior Class President Candidates: THE PROFESSIO9ALS

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PAGE TWO| Our top priority is to unify the class of 2009, whether here on The Farm or abroad.

ASSU Senate Candidate: Sarah Anne Golabek-Goldman '10

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PAGE TWO| As a Senate Associate, I discovered new ways that the ASSU could serve the student body.

ASSU Senate Candidate: Ryan Woessner '10

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PAGE TWO| After seven years of competing at national and international unicycling championships, I am ready to unite my world-champion dedication with this world-class organization. I hope to bring a renewed sense of balance to the ASSU by returning to the roots of our association and focus on the immediate concerns of the Stanford community. My main initiatives include the continued support for need-based financial aid for international students, increased communication across campus, free airport shuttle for Stanford students, improvements on the roll-over dining program and so much more! Through these projects I plan to promote community building and diversity throughout campus.

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Day in the Life: April 4, 1930

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NEWS| The Stanford Axe is Stanford’s own once more

Day in the Life: April 2, 1990

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NEWS| Two and a half hours after winning their 32nd game of the season, the Stanford women’s basketball team was on a bus bund for Oak Edge, a town of 29,000 in East Tennessee.

Letter to the Editor: In support of Coach Kenney

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Day in the Life: Mar. 4, 1929

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Day in the Life: Feb. 28, 2007

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PAGE TWO| Feb. 28, 1977: Graduate orientation needed

Correction: The World This Week

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PAGE TWO| Page 2's "The World this Week" story last Friday contained two factual inaccuracies.

Day in the Life: February 25, 1974 and February 25, 1929

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NEWS| Feb. 25, 1974: Newspaper baron Randolph Hearst began a campaign to distribute $2 million worth of food as a goodwill gesture to the Symbionese Liberation Army, which three weeks earlier kidnapped his daughter Patricia. Said a tall, thin young man at a distribution in East Palo Alto: ‘I’m a veteran, and I can’t get nothin’. The President and the corporations are going to have to see how many people are hungry and angry. This is the greatest thing that ever happened in America.’

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Bonus Snooper: Parents say the darndest things

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Party Snooper

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Day in the Life: Feb. 22, 2000

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NEWS| “The 22-1 men’s basketball team climbed to #1 in the country after a 101-50 rout of rival California. The Cardinal outshot, outrebounded, outhustled, and outthought the overmatched Golder Bears (14-10, 5-7) in what has become an increasingly lopsided series. Stanford has won the last seven against Cal.

Day in the Life: Feb. 21, 1984

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PAGE TWO| According to a recent survey of Stanford students’ drinking habits, one out of every two students drinks alcohol at least once a week, and one out of 10 students drinks even more often.

Day in the Life - February 18, 2000 and February 20, 1985

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NEWS| "The increase in next year’s Stanford undergraduate tuition marks the first time tuition here has exceeded $10,000, but the rise appears consistent with increases at other major universities." - February 20, 1985

Day in the Life: Feb. 16

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PAGE TWO| “Stopped by locked doors and windows, the sophs surrounded the dormitory and scrambled up from the sundeck wall.

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Day in the Life: Feb. 12, 1974

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PAGE TWO| Beverly Hills investment banker B. Gerald Cantor has donated 88 pieces of Rodin sculpture, the greater part of his private collection, to the University's art department.

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Harvard picks new president

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NEWS| The Crimson, citing three sources familiar with the situation, said that the university’s Board of Overseers will meet Sunday in a special session to approve the selection of Drew Gilpin Faust as the Cambridge, Mass.

Day in the Life: February 8, 1974

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Day in the Life - February 2, 1988 and February 3. 1986

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Day in the Life: January 31, 1974

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PAGE TWO| Then-Senior Larry Diamond, now Poli. Sci. Prof. Larry Diamond, wrote an editorial on Jan. 31, 1974 arguing that “political thought and discussion have themselves withered away to almost nothing on this campus,” along with concern for social issues.

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OPINIONS| I recognize that for those expecting political celebrities like Bill Clinton or Condoleezza Rice for our Commencement speaker, the relatively unknown Dana Gioia seems like a second-rate compromise.

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OPINIONS| By the time you read this, we will be nine days into the new year, and with it, nine days into one of the most magnificent celebrations in the history of human existence: a period of extended facial hair growth that lasts from the very beginning of Januhairy until the close of Februhairy.

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OPINIONS| On Tuesday October 29th, I was riding my bike to class when I was pulled over by Officer Fenton of the Stanford Department of Public Safety.

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OPINIONS| This is a call to arms.

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OPINIONS| I would like to respond to Amichai Magen’s op-ed yesterday as a member of both the Coalition for Justice in the Middle East (CJME) and Students Confronting Apartheid in Israel (SCAI) (“What apartheid is and is not”).

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OPINIONS| Hypocrisy in action!

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OPINIONS| The article about our decision not to allow an impromptu gathering of seniors at Branner (“For Resident Fellows, a constant balancing act,” Oct.

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OPINIONS| A critical note on Khoury

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OPINIONS| Tuesday’s article, “Editor: U.S.

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OPINIONS| Bike Ban, Economics Department, & North Korea

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OPINIONS| Religious Studies

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OPINIONS| I praise and applaud James Vaughan’s passion, compassion, perseverance and determination regarding the Genocide in Darfur (“Darfur Fast 2006: Stand against genocide,” Oct.

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OPINIONS| Bike ban

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OPINIONS| Textbook prices

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OPINIONS| Band Run, Iraq, College Football, and the Bike Ban

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OPINIONS| As the resident staff of Branner Hall, we’d like to counter the perception expressed in the Daily (“Frosh find holes in dry week policy,” Sept 25) that there was an alcohol-fueled party here every night of NSO.

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