Silicon Valley’s potential newest industry may be cars. Automotive company Ford recently announced plans to open a research innovation center in Palo Alto, joining a growing community of vehicle manufacturers tapping into the Valley’s resources.
A class action suit has been filed against Stanford Hospital & Clinics and a third-party vendor by patients whose personal information was published on a public website discovered earlier this month.
Korean hip-hop star and Stanford graduate Tablo spoke Tuesday evening at the annual Asian Images event in his first public appearance in over a year.
Daniel Seonwoong Lee ’01 M.A. ’02, also known as Tablo, the front man for Korean hip-hop group Epik High, addressed a variety of topics with an intimate gathering of students in Cubberley Auditorium.
Following more than a year of research and debate, the Faculty Senate voted on Thursday 28-9, with three abstentions, to extend an invitation for ROTC to return to Stanford. The vote effectively ends the 40-year ban of the program on campus.
In a report released last Friday, the ad hoc committee investigating the potential return of ROTC to Stanford announced its support for the program. A presentation of the recommendation will be given at this Thursday’s Faculty Senate meeting.
Over the past several weeks, a campaign to vote ‘abstain’ on Thursday’s ballot Measure A-ROTC Advisory Question has spread through email lists and gained traction among several student groups, including the Students of Color Coalition (SOCC) and the Women’s Coalition (WoCo). Literature on the Campaign to Abstain is being propagated through fliers, Facebook and pamphlets left in student dining areas.
The Undergraduate Senate passed a resolution Tuesday opposing the discriminatory policies of ROTC in an effort to educate the student body.
If it weren’t for the pullout posters, I would stick to just reading this online.