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Stanford has complex relationship with rankings
BY: Scott Bland
Stanford, confident in its reputation as an elite university, never makes a big deal about college rankings. None of the promotional material from the Office of Undergraduate Admission, for example, makes any mention of U.S. News & World Report, the best-known college ranking service...
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BRIEF: Star LB Snyder sidelined for season with knee injury
By: Wyndam MakowskyFifth year senior middle linebacker Clinton Snyder is out for the season with a knee injury he suffered during practice this week...
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Football: Fowl Play
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W. Soccer: Eyeing perfection
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M. Basketball: Rebuilding begins now
By: Wyndam Makowsky
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Access limited for disabled students
By: Viviana ArciaStanford has a reputation for a progressive mindset, both inside and outside the classroom. Yet, in a significant number of cases, this school of thought ...
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Powers briefs Senate on endowment
By: Joanna XuSince the announcement two months ago of a nearly 26 percent decline in the University endowment, Stanford Management Company (SMC) CEO John Powers, who also ...
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Misdiagnosed: Students recount Vaden ordeals
As the closest health center on campus, students rely heavily on Vaden to diagnose and treat their illnesses. However, Vaden is not always correct in ... -
Campus awaits arrival of H1N1 vaccine
By: Ryan MayfieldWhile H1N1 influenza vaccines have been expected on campus for some time—officials had expected the vaccine by late October—Stanford will have to wait a bit ...
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Police Blotter
By: Jane LePhamThis report covers a selection of crimes reported from Oct. 28 to Nov. 3 as recorded in the Stanford Police Department Public Bulletin...
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Everybody work your body
By: Roseann CimaUnbeknownst to most students, at any given time, the Stanford Athletics department employs around 20 personal student trainers for hire.
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Catching up on the catwalks
By: Ian MontgomeryWhat really goes on atop the corridors connecting Alondra, Cardenal, Faisan, Gavilan, Loro, Mirlo and Paloma?
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Facebook addict anonymous
By: Brianna PangI glance over at the laptop on my desk and realize that I have yet to check my e-mail or Facebook for the day. Just ...
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Hansson makes ballot debut
By: Kathryn RoethelAt 57, Fred Hansson is making his public election debut, running to keep the San Mateo City Council seat council members unanimously appointed him to ...
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