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Delshan Tyette Hanks, special programs coordinator for the LGBCC, is one of many involved in the center’s renaming process.
Students ready for tonight’s Ball
NEWS|
Stanford will host its annual Viennese Ball at the Hyatt Regency in Burlingame from 8 p.m. until 2 a.m. tonight. Excitement and expectations for tonight’s event run high, as its 1,200 tickets are sold out and 30 to 40 people are on the waiting list.
LGBCC solicits new name ideas
NEWS|
After two years of voicing concerns over the message of its name, the Lesbian Gay Bisexual Community Center is taking steps to change its title to reflect the center’s more inclusive character.
New CEO of SSE appointed
NEWS|
Stanford senior Ross Davisson hopes to bring new ideas to Stanford Student Enterprises as its Chief Executive Officer next year.
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Junior center Jason Collins followed up last Saturday’s 33-point explosion with a tamer 8-point, 7-rebound showing in the Cardinal’s close win over USC last night.
No. 1 men survive USC surge
SPORTS|
LOS ANGELES — If Saturday’s battle with UCLA is the equivalent of a title fight, then USC provided Stanford with one hell of an undercard last night.
Hoops loses tough battle to Women of Troy, 62-59
SPORTS|
With about five minutes remaining in the Stanford women’s basketball game, the announcer’s declaration that Arizona State had been defeated by Oregon was met with a standing ovation by the crowd of 3,237 in Maples Pavillion.
Freshman Powell rules boards
SPORTS|
Stanford may be out of the race for the Pacific 10 Conference championship, but it’s in a dead heat for Freshman of the Year.
Top-ranked water polo looks to dunk USC in today’s conference opener
Baseball goes on Bear hunt
No. 5 gymnastics looks to flip over back-to-back foes
Weekend in Hawaii won’t be a luau for volleyballers
Men’s gymnastics to encounter tough tests in Tempe
Softball marches to Utah Invitational on a mission
Track and field sees the sunlight, prepares for the great outdoors
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PRO: Should freshmen live in ethnic theme dorms?
OPINIONS|
Ethnic theme houses are a vital part of the undergraduate community, and freshmen should not be robbed of the valuable experience of living in these houses simply because some individuals do not benefit as much as others.