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StartX stand-outs

Aaron Sekhri
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Oct. 1, 2012
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Students share experiences of being black, male and queer at Stanford

Kristian Davis Bailey
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Oct. 1, 2012
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Substance-free housing pilot program gets underway

Justine Moore
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Oct. 1, 2012
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Office of Undergraduate Admissions expanding to meet rising interest

Kurt Chirbas
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Sept. 28, 2012

Stanford in Florence moves into historic Palazzo

Alice Phillips
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Sept. 28, 2012
Confessions From Stanford

Class of 2016 no longer Confessing from Stanford

Ravali Reddy
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Sept. 27, 2012
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OAPE to host freshman alcohol outreach talks

Edward Ngai
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Sept. 27, 2012
Parts of a Stanford Law building closed after Professor Michele Dauber received a threat of rape and suspicious powder on Wednesday.

Law school financial aid funds “wiped out”

Jamie Kim
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Sept. 27, 2012
Haus Mitt is one of the small group houses that was renovated over the summer.

R&DE Student Housing spends $50 million on summer dorm renovations

Jordan Shapiro
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Sept. 27, 2012
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Financial catastrophes caused by lack of transparency, Stanford paper says

The Daily News Staff
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Sept. 27, 2012
As Bob Whitfield (left) prepared to depart for the NFL after three Cardinal seasons, he told The Daily that he would “shell out $20,000 for my last year to come back and go to school.” Tuition has gone up considerably since his last season in 1991, but Bob has fulfilled his promise, completing his degree just as his son Kodi (right) began taking classes and practicing with this year’s Stanford squad. (RAJIV CHANDRASEKARAN/The Stanford Daily, SIMON WARBY/The Stanford Daily)

Football: Sons of NFL players don’t fall far from the Tree

Joseph Beyda
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Sept. 18, 2012
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Letter from the editor: Five, Six, Seven, Eight

Billy Gallagher
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Sept. 17, 2012
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Football: Carried by an inspiring defensive effort, No. 21 Stanford stuns No. 2 USC in 21-14 victory

George Chen
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Sept. 15, 2012
David Shaw begins his second season as the head coach of Stanford football. Shaw wants to see how his young players will respond to adversity in the first game of the year and stated that "It's not important what happens to you; it's important how you respond to what happens to you." (DON FERIA/Stanfordphoto.com)

An in-depth preview of the Card’s showdown against USC

Sam Fisher
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Sept. 15, 2012
Commanded by redshirt junior quarterback Josh Nunes, the Stanford offense needs to sustain long drives in order to keep USC's explosive wide receiver duo of Marqise Lee and Robert Woods off the field. When asked about what he expects out of Nunes against the Trojan defense, head coach David Shaw replied, "For Josh, it's do what he's been doing." (SIMON WARBY/The Stanford Daily))

Football: Stanford looks to dash USC’s national title hopes in highly anticipated Pac-12 opener

George Chen
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Sept. 15, 2012
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Football: Looking back at biggest upset in college football history, five years later

The Daily Sports Staff
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Sept. 11, 2012
A vocal leader on the team, Shayne Skov (left) returns to action after being sidelined by a knee surgery suffered in the Arizona game last September. The senior inside linebacker did not play against San Jose State as he was serving a one-game suspension for his January DUI incident. (DON FERIA/Stanfordphoto.com)

Football: With Skov returning to action, Stanford prepares to take on Duke

George Chen
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Sept. 8, 2012
Senior nickle back Usua Amanam sacks San Jose State quarterback David Fales in the Aug. 31 season opener. The Cardinal win marked Amanam's first start and was powered by his fumble recovery and four tackles for loss, including two sacks. (SIMON WARBY/The Stanford Daily)

Football: After electric opener, former tailback Amanam looks for breakout year on defense

Joseph Beyda
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Sept. 6, 2012
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Op-Ed: Laboring for your future

From the Community
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Sept. 3, 2012
Redshirt junior quarterback Josh Nunes made his first career start in Stanford's 20-17 victory over San Jose State in the season opener on Friday night. Nunes completed 16 of 26 passes for 125 yards and one touchdown (JOHN TODD/Stanfordphoto.com)

Football: Stanford saved by Reynolds’ late interception, holds off San Jose State 20-17

George Chen
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Sept. 1, 2012
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