In theory the very idea of it is quite romantic — lovers kissing under the gentle moonlight amidst a sea of endless stars, a beautiful church hangs as a backdrop, and all around you frolicking naked people dance drunkenly to techno music. Well, on second thought, Full Moon on the Quad is devoid of [...]
Women’s soccer goes to Hollywood
The 2002 Stanford women’s soccer season enters the spotlight down in the land of the rich and famous, as the Cardinal heads to Los Angeles, Calif., to begin its Pacific-10 Conference run.
With two conference games in one weekend, the Cardinal will need to get off to a quick start in what looks to be another [...]
Men battle injuries, conference foes
The Cardinal currently has a short list of wishes.
A healthy knee, quad and ankle would do just fine.
With the top-ranked men’s soccer team (9-1) beginning its Pacific-10 Conference schedule at home, the squad could potentially be without three seniors who are currently responsible for half of its offensive production.
Without All-American forward Roger Levesque (knee), midfielder [...]
Card faces tall order against Cougars
Though it seemed impossible, the Stanford football team will feature an even younger defense this Saturday against No. 12 Washington State.
Senior nose tackle Craig Albrecht, who has started two of the Cardinal’s four games, suffered an Achilles tendon injury that will require surgery and end his season. Fellow senior Trey Freeman has been plagued by [...]
Moore: A big back making the big plays
From the 1999 Rose Bowl team to Buddy Teevens’ inaugural team, senior fullback Casey Moore has been on the field for it all.
A four-year starter, Moore has seen a lot of changes to the Cardinal football team (1-3, 0-1 Pacific-10 Conference).
“It’s been interesting,” Moore said. “You see a lot of the good years, and you [...]
LGBT.CRC invites everyone to celebrate Coming Out Day
Today is National Coming Out Day, and chances are, there are a bunch of people who will not read beyond the first half of this sentence. “What does NCOD have to do with me?” many ask. “I’m not gay or I’m already out.” Maybe these people haven’t seen the LGBT Community Resources Center’s poster campaign.
Perhaps [...]
Anti-war stance is flawed
There has been a lot of press and opinion devoted to the subject of the impending war on Iraq in the past few weeks.What I find missing from many of the activist remarks is a consistent attempt to play the blame game and wholeheartedly ignore that old forgotten standby — logic.
Many argue that the problem [...]
Spanish immersion dorm deserves a second chance
Stanford’s five language theme houses offer some of the best ways for students to hone their language skills and learn about cultural traditions without actually leaving campus. Stanford’s first Spanish language immersion theme dorm in Yost House, however, might not be able to carry out its mission: the house lacks a solid pool of Spanish [...]
Roxy Sass wants you to take a dip in the melting pot
It’s time to do a short little word association exercise to start this week’s column off right. Get out your pens and papers, darlings.
Asian girls? Latino men? Indian women? Black men?
All done? Good. And now, just for your information, the correct associations for each of these are: pure, spicy, exotic and hung, respectively. Don’t be [...]

