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Yesterday was Nakba Day, which commemorates Palestinian losses stemming from violence following the creation of the Israeli state in 1948. #gallery http://www.stanforddaily.com/image/full/7592
Shams Shaikh

Yesterday was Nakba Day, which commemorates Palestinian losses stemming from violence following the creation of the Israeli state in 1948.

Yearbook forced Kim's exposure

Dormmates, high school peers of squatter student wonder how, why
By Amit Arora
NEWS| In exclusive interviews with a number of Azia Kim’s high school colleagues, The Daily has learned intimate details about Kim’s character, the perceived pressure placed on students in her competitive high school and how she deceived both her friends and parents from the very beginning.

Imposter II? Four years in Varian

By Amit Arora and Daniel Novinson
NEWS| For the last four years, Elizabeth Okazaki has attended graduate physics seminars, used the offices reserved for doctoral and post-doctoral physics students and — for all intents and purposes made the Varian Physics Lab her home. The only problem is that Okazaki appears to have no affiliation with Stanford.

Condi eyes return, but in what role?

By Andrea Fuller
NEWS| Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice says it. Administrators expect it: The former provost will be back at Stanford in 2009.

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Rice tours HP, meets with kids

Gen. Clark talks Iraq, U.S. policy

Med. center expansion irks PA city council

Springfest provides faculty, staff with chance to relax

Police Blotter

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Freshman Lindsay Burdette was one of three Cardinal women to advance yesterday to the Round of 16 at the NCAA Championships. Burdette had a stunning victory over last year’s singles champion, Suzie Babos of California. #gallery http://www.stanforddaily.com/image/full/7588
Jason Chuang

Freshman Lindsay Burdette was one of three Cardinal women to advance yesterday to the Round of 16 at the NCAA Championships. Burdette had a stunning victory over last year’s singles champion, Suzie Babos of California.

Three survive

Burdette, Durkin and Logar move on to the Round of 16 at NCAA tourney
By Jack Salisbury
SPORTS| Freshman Lindsay Burdette was one of three Cardinal players to advance to the Round of 16 at the NCAA Championships yesterday.

Sweep redemption

By Denis Griffin
SPORTS| At the season’s beginning, Stanford baseball had every reason to expect to be playing well into June.

Strong field awaits varsity eight

By Erik Adams
SPORTS| Fresh off their strong Pacific-10 Conference Championship showing twelve days ago, the No. 7 Stanford women’s crew team now heads east to compete at the NCAA Championships in Oak Ridge, Tenn.

Bruch’s injury leads to early exit for top duo

Track sends 40 to NCAA West Regional

Women stay within striking distance

Oden too nice for the NBA

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Opinions

Time to rethink ROTC

By Editorial Board
OPINIONS| If “don’t ask, don’t tell” is indeed the reason for the ban, this should be made explicit by a new Faculty Senate vote.

Sketch: Sophomoric

Pearls of Wisdom: An ode to academic advising

Sick Sad World: The best and worst of Stanford

Letters to the Editor

Intermission

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Joseph Bergen