Stanford looked poised to beat the Golden Bears in a thrilling 35-34 victory at a filled-to-capacity Stanford Stadium. But Cal linebacker Mike Mohamed had other plans.
The GAO Report (Beltway Edition): Urgent Ethical Reforms for the ASSU
The ASSU is suffering from a credibility crisis. Trust in the Association has been severely eroded as a result of the resignation of the vice president and allegations of discretionary spending abuse by former executives. These controversies cannot go ignored. Urgent reforms must be implemented to restore confidence in the institution. The student body deserves [...]
M. Soccer: Grinding out victory in Irvine
Despite the comforts of “home,” however, it took the individual brilliance of a player with ties closer to the Bay Area to settle the game. In the 35th minute, junior Daniel Leon received the ball, and after a few adept touches, rifled the ball into the top corner to take Stanford (11-5-2, 4-4-2 Pac-10, 1-0 NCAA) to the third round of the tournament…
Waxworks and Roustabouts: “Pumpkin Pie Famine”
“There is definitely a shortage of pumpkins and it’s really due to a smaller yield this year. The pumpkin yield nationwide was down 70 percent, so that’s a huge reduction in what we’re used to,” said Vivian King of Roundy’s Supermarkets.
This is potentially bad news for pumpkin pie lovers like Pat Moore. Moore said that [...]
Editorial:How far we’ve come
Big Game Week is meant to remind students of the pride we have in our school and our athletic program. Events ranging from the impaling of the Bear in the claw to the Big Game Hourly Countdown and Rally bring students together across disciplines and dorms to support our football team. The Axe Committee and [...]


