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.

Rice tours HP, meets with kids

By Andrea Fuller
NEWS| Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice wore a wide grin as she kicked off her morning yesterday at Palo Alto’s Hewlett-Packard (HP) Labs.

Gen. Clark talks Iraq, U.S. policy

By Ben Stoll
NEWS| Gen. Wesley Clark (Ret.) spoke for an hour last night in a nearly-packed Hewlett Teaching Center about U.S. foreign policy since the end of the Cold War and about America’s place in the world

Med. center expansion irks PA city council

By Jenny Baer
NEWS| Stanford has proposed a major expansion project for the Medical Center, but will first have to settle the details with the city of Palo Alto.

Springfest provides faculty, staff with chance to relax

By Mahncy Mehrotra
NEWS| Students aren’t the only ones hanging out in the spring sunshine these days.

Police Blotter

By Rahul Kanakia
NEWS| n A large barbecue was reported stolen from the Powwow grounds on May 13.

The party scene at Stanford

By Jessica Fishell
NEWS| The year is winding down and students are celebrating.