Catwalks at FloMo to be removed this summer
Starting this summer, the rooftop catwalks of Florence Moore Hall (FloMo) will be removed in a change that has prompted protest from some current residents.
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ASSU Exec to launch late-night food truck program this weekend
The food trucks, a pillar of the Executive’s platform, will be serving food every Friday and Saturday night during winter quarter.
Lodger accused of sexual assault
On Feb. 15, a Toyon residential staff member alerted two University officials that Akeen Valdez, who is not a Stanford student but was living in Toyon with a resident, had been accused of sexual assault by a female Toyon resident. It would be more than a month before a stay-away letter was issued against Valdez, and more than two months before he would be escorted off campus by University officials.
A guide to the Housing Draw
With the 2012 Undergraduate Housing Draw May 6 application deadline approaching, The Daily took a closer look at the options Stanford offers to upperclassmen seeking on-campus housing.
She who shaped FloMo
Known to many as the home of Structured Liberal Education (SLE) and Indian Food Sundays, Florence Moore Hall, or FloMo, has a little known… Continue Reading »
Shattering the SLE Stereotype?
At a house meeting, one student commented that her dorm was able to laugh at the dramatization all the more because it was so removed from the truth.
Op-Ed: Don’t You Wish Your IHUM Were Hot Like SLE?
My freshman experience has been vastly different than most as, I am proud to admit, I am one person of the roughly 5 percent of the freshman class who decided to participate in SLE, Stanford’s yearlong Structured Liberal Education program…
FloMo Serves Up Kosher Food
Stanford Dining launched a pilot program on Oct. 4 that introduced kosher food to Florence Moore dining hall. The pilot program serves strictly prepared kosher food in the FloMo dining hall every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from 5:15 to 6:45 p.m.