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The hero Stanford deserves: Ronnie Harris carries Stanford with energy, leadership

Michael Peterson
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Nov. 5, 2015
Campus groups come together for Contemplation by Design, a week of meditative and reflective focus. Events take advantage of the Windhover Contemplation Center, Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve and Hoover Carollin bells.(Courtesy of Tia Rich)

Contemplation by Design Week encourages focus on wellbeing

Ada Statler
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Nov. 4, 2015
(UDIT GOYAL/The Stanford Daily)

World Bank president Jim Yong Kim speaks at CEMEX

Qitong Cao
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Nov. 4, 2015
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It was a historic weekend for Stanford men's water polo and driver Bret Bonanni (above). The senior scored 8 goals in the span of two games, becoming both Stanford's and the MPSF conference's all-time leading goal scorer in the process (SHIRLEY PEFLEY/stanfordphoto.com).

Weekend recap: Conference titles achieved, history made

The Daily Sports Staff
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Nov. 2, 2015
Richard Powers went from engineer to social dancer (TIFFANY ONG/The Stanford Daily).

Richard Powers leaves engineering for a happier life in dance

Jackie Mogensen
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Oct. 30, 2015
Painted bodies are becoming a widespread sight and student tradition at Full Moon on the Quad. (KRISTEN STIPANOV/The Stanford Daily).

At Full Moon on the Quad, rain doesn’t dampen spirits

Emma Johanningsmeier
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Oct. 30, 2015
Sophomore cornerback Alijah Holder (left) and the young Cardinal secondary will have their hands full with Cougars quarterback Luke Falk, who has averaged 412 passing yards this season (SAM GIRVIN/The Stanford Daily)

No. 8 Stanford faces explosive Wazzu in battle for division lead

Do-Hyoung Park
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Oct. 30, 2015
Sandra Bullock stars in "Our Brand is Crisis." (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures)

Film review: Oscar hopeful ‘Our Brand is Crisis’ is dated by paternalism

Reed Canaan
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Oct. 30, 2015
Two good friends kiss to celebrate the night. Photo by Kristen Stipanov.

Full Moon on the Quad 2015 photo gallery

Kristen Stipanov
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Oct. 28, 2015
Roughly 200 students attended the OpenXChange Listening Dinner on Monday. At least one University administrator sat at each table to listen to students' concerns. (MARK McNEILL/The Stanford Daily)

OpenXChange Listening Dinner gives students voice

Tristan Vanech
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Oct. 28, 2015
The group 1 in 5 was born out of a Sophomore College lead by law professor Michele Dauber (Courtesy of Stand With Leah).

Students start sexual assault awareness group after SoCo

Sarah Ortlip-Sommers
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Oct. 23, 2015
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Cardinal for Israel hosts vigil for victims of violence in Israel

Blanca Andrei
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Oct. 20, 2015
Students built a portable arts studio as part of the (Courtesy of Gabe Haro)

Student-built art studio hopes for a place on campus

Anne-Marie Hwang
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Oct. 20, 2015
(Courtesy of Linda Cicero/Stanford News Service)

New website shows career paths for Stanford Ph.D. graduates

Fiona Kelliher
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Oct. 20, 2015
(ABIGAIL SCHOTT-ROSENFIELD/The Stanford Daily)

Students protest Palestine occupation, recent violence

Abigail Schott-Rosenfield
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Oct. 19, 2015
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Cardinal Nights targets all students, not just non-drinkers

Pallavi Krishnarao
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Oct. 19, 2015
The popular class FRENLANG 60E: "French Cooking," which is taught by a sophomore, instructs student in the art of French culture and developing their culinary skills. (TIFFANY ONG/The Stanford Daily)

Classy Classes: FRENLANG 60E cooks up French cuisine

Hannah Knowles
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Oct. 19, 2015
The Stanford Women's Coalition has partnered with The Clothesline Project for the second year in a row to bring attention to the issue of sexual assault on campus. Decorating and hanging t-shirts proves a way for victims to express their emotions and for students to open dialogue about assault. The Women's Coalition aimed to make the project more inclusive this year by incorporating conversation about gender and gender equality in society. (CATALAN RAMIREZ-SAENZ/The Stanford Daily)

Clothesline Project works to change fabric of Stanford culture

Sophie Hamilton
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Oct. 19, 2015
Junior Francis Owusu (back) makes a third-quarter touchdown catch on the back of UCLA safety Jaleel Wadood in the third quarter of Stanford's 56-35 rout over No. 18 UCLA. The catch, which came off of a reverse pass from the Wildcat, trended nationally on Twitter and has drawn comparisons to Odell Beckham, Jr.'s once-in-a-generation catch from last season. (SAM GIRVIN/The Stanford Daily)

‘The Catch’: The background and historical context of Owusu’s remarkable snag

Do-Hyoung Park
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Oct. 16, 2015
(Courtesy of Mark Algee-Hewitt)

New digital humanities minor combines technology and the humanities

Pascale Elisabeth Eenkema van Dijk
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Oct. 16, 2015
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