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Home » 2010 » July (Page 3)
Sewage research makes space for rocket science
By The Daily News StaffUniversity researchers have created a new method of treating wastewater that they say would have a positive environmental impact and drastically lower the cost of the expensive and inefficient process.…
Basque president visits the Farm
By The Daily News StaffCurrently on a larger tour of the Bay Area and Silicon Valley, Basque President Patxi López visited campus on Wednesday.…
Athletics budget on stable ground
By Marisa LandichoStanford Athletics has regained its financial footing at last, projecting a balanced budget for the upcoming 2010-11 year--its first balanced budget since the economic crisis in 2008. To achieve this…
Local basketball star returns home for unexpected shot at NBA
By Kevin ZhangJeremy Lin’s basketball career began just a few miles away from Stanford in a Palo Alto YMCA gym. Now Lin's star is rising as a new signee to the Golden…
Taylor: Like it or not, cheating is part of the game
By Tom TaylorIt’s the last few seconds of the quarterfinal of the World Cup. Tied 1-1 after regulation, the opposing teams have already played through most of the 30 minutes of additional…
Beyda: Baseball’s integrity demands expanded use of replay
By Joseph BeydaBaseball is a game of mistakes. Mistakes made by pitchers lead to most home runs in the major leagues; mistakes made by fielders (such as Bill Buckner’s infamous gaffe…
Grad student surprises in marathon win
By Joseph BeydaStanford astrophysics student Keith Bechtol won this year’s San Francisco Marathon on Sunday with a time of 2:23:28...…
University expands Red Zone for recent grads
By Joseph BeydaAt the start of the 2010 football season, a special section for young alumni will be added to the Red Zone to allow them to experience the atmosphere of a…
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