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Athletics awarded 15th straight Directors’ Cup
BY: The Daily News Staff
Stanford Athletics has claimed an unprecedented 15th consecutive Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup—an annual award presented to the top intercollegiate athletic program in the country...
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W. Rowing: Cardinal takes title
By: Zach ZimmermanHeading into the NCAA Championships, the Stanford women’s open-weight rowing team was called a long shot. Now, it can only be called one thing: the national champion...
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Baseball: Storen headlines Card draft class
By: Jack SalisburyThe Daily had a chance to catch up with some of the Cardinal’s brightest prospects as they prepare for one of the most important weekends of their lives...
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Track: Closing in
In the first day of the meet, Stanford qualified four athletes to nationals: freshmen Laurynne Chetelat and Chris Derrick in the 5,000 meters and seniors Jaynie Goodbody and Michaela Wallerstedt in the hammer and discus, ...
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M. Basketball: Taking their game abroad
By: Caroline Caselli
Brook and Robin Lopez aren’t the only recent Stanford basketball alumni performing at the professional level. Another group of young Cardinal alumni is experiencing tremendous success playing pro ball overseas, including Matt Haryasz ‘06 and ...
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M. Rowing: Cardinal cruises into IRA Regatta
By: Zoe Leavitt
The oldest collegiate crew championship in the country, the 2009 IRA Regatta will bring together 23 varsity teams, 16 second varsity teams and 20 freshman teams from top rowing schools across the country...
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Athletics awarded 15th straight Directors’ Cup
Stanford Athletics has claimed an unprecedented 15th consecutive Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup—an annual award presented to the top intercollegiate athletic program in the country...
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BRIEF: Computer Science Prof. Rajeev Motwani dies
Stanford Computer Science Prof. Rajeev Motwani died at his home on Friday. Motwani, well-known in Silicon Valley as an angel investor and adviser to a ...
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Recession leads to strategic shift
By: Eric MessingerThe economic downturn has had a significant impact on Stanford’s budget, but with the dust settling on some of the largest changes, the cuts have ...
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Swine flu hits Farm; students recovering
By: Ryan MacLate last week, the University reported that samples from seven students had tested as probable for H1N1 influenza, more commonly known as swine flu. On ...
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New GSB dean positive about future
By: Gerry ShihGarth Saloner, the newly promoted dean of the Graduate School of Business (GSB) and an economist specializing in entrepreneurship-related research, is quick to dispel any ...
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Fountains of Youth
By: Kate AbbottIt started right after midnight on the second night of Admit Weekend. Prospective freshmen (ProFros) were told to grab bathing suits and flip flops, and ...
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Unsure, Undecided, Undeclared
By: Jessica WertheimIf “OOH-leven” is sounding more and more like “OHH dear god I have not declared yet,” you’re probably a sophomore. The end of the year ...
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Democracy in the clear
By: Caroline StokesWhat do you believe is humanity’s greatest challenge today? Climate change? The war in Iraq? The current economic crisis? Swine Flu? None of the above, according ...
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Memories of MIC
By: Devin BanerjeeFor Sarita Malviya, the skin that peels off of her hands every four to five weeks is not her greatest concern.
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