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After months of protest and anticipation, the CoHo reopened June 23 under new management. After Stanford Dining decided to close the campus hotspot, student protest drove Treehouse owner Ray Klein to bring back the CoHo tradition.
Employee embezzles LPFCH funds
Machalowski charged with stealing over $350,000
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A former employee of the Lucile Packard Foundation for Children’s Health has been arrested on allegations that she embezzled over $350,000 from the children’s health foundation during an eight-year period, according to a Wednesday press release from the office of Santa Clara County’s District Attorney.
Univ. offers protection after theft
NEWS|
Stanford has hired Kroll, a New York-based risk consulting company, to provide free identity theft protection for thousands of current and former employees affected by the theft of a University laptop, according to a letter to employees from Randy Livingston, Stanford’s CFO and vice president of business affairs.
CoHo returns with "soft opening"
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Fliers announced it, students knew it and the crowds gathering once again on the first floor of Tresidder Union showed it: After less than a year’s absence, “The CoHo is back.”
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Rising senior Jeremy Bleich led the Cardinal pitching staff deep into the postseason after returning from an injury that kept him sidelined for well over a month in late May. But Bleich and his teammates ran into a wall against Georgia. The Bulldogs defeated Stanford twice in Omaha, Neb., 4-3 and 10-8.
Bulldogs spoil Cardinal run
Stanford one of last four teams standing in Omaha, but falls to Georgia twice in CWS
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It wasn’t quite what the Cardinal had hoped for, but considering that preseason predictions had pegged Stanford baseball as just the sixth best team in the Pac-10, finishing among the four best teams at the College World Series in Omaha, Neb. has to be seen as a tremendous accomplishment.
Twins stand tall in NBA Draft
SPORTS|
Just ask the Portland Trail Blazers, who took Sam Bowie before Michael Jordan during the 1984 draft in what is still considered to be the biggest draft-day folly ever.
Stanford wins 14th consecutive U.S. Sports Academy Directors’ Cup
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Stanford earned 1,461.00 total points in the final rankings, nearly 300 points better than its nearest competition, UCLA.
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Editor's Welcome: The most "Stanford" time of year
As strange as it is, summer at Stanford is alive with stories
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Summer at Stanford is strange.
Stu's Views: A Disappointing Campaign
This Stanford Life: Worshiping the Stanford Idle
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Students relax, read and enjoy live music at the revamped CoHo. The beloved campus hang-out re-opened Monday, June 23 under new management and is serving up coffee, pastries and soon enough, crepes.