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Matt Taibbi: People Can Win

The Liberty Beacon 26 Mar 2023
There was a ridiculous scene at Stanford law school recently, in which a conservative judge was muffled by a gaggle of future lawyers who’d been led by an assistant Dean in a characteristically moronic shouting-down exercise ... The Stanford Law School Dean Jenny Martinez was brilliant in response.
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Intel co-founder, philanthropist Gordon Moore dies at 94

The Roanoke Times 26 Mar 2023
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Gordon Moore, the Intel Corp ... He was 94 ... FILE - Gordon Moore, the legendary Intel Corp ... Moore, the Intel Corp ... founder and chairman emeritus, Gordon Moore, smiles as he tours during the dedication of the new Gordon and Betty Moore Material Research building at Stanford University on the Stanford, Calif., campus, Wednesday, Oct ... ___.
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US Obit Gordon Moore

Dispatch Argus 25 Mar 2023
... on the Stanford, Calif., campus, Wednesday, Oct.
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The most devastating inside account of woke campus 'policing' you'll ever read: Searing investigation exposes ...

The Daily Mail 24 Mar 2023
But after a family visit to San Francisco brought him to Stanford's expansive campus as a high school sophomore, Paulmeier said he was hooked ... But in 2015, a crime happened on Stanford's campus that brought an end to any kind of undergraduate hijinks ... campus with a few friends.
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Student-athletes aren’t immune from suicide risk. Colleges are taking notice.

Sandhills Express 24 Mar 2023
In the weeks after Stanford University soccer goalie Katie Meyer, 22, died by suicide last March, her grieving teammates were inseparable even when not training ...Mental health remains not only an ongoing challenge but our most urgent priority.”Students walk on the Stanford University campus.
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Stanford diversity dean who confronted Trump-appointed judge defends her actions

New York Post 24 Mar 2023
stanford ... In her first public comments since the on-campus spectacle, Tirien Steinbach, Stanford Law School’s associate dean for diversity, equity and inclusion, defended herself in an op-ed published in the Wall Street Journal on Thursday in which she claimed she had been asked to be at the event “to observe and, if needed, de-escalate.”.
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When college athletes kill themselves, healing the team becomes the next goal

Red Bluff Daily News 24 Mar 2023
In the weeks after Stanford University soccer goalie Katie Meyer, 22, died by suicide last March, her grieving teammates were inseparable even when not training ... They offered to cancel the spring season, but the players declined, said Melissa Charloe, who started as a Stanford assistant women’s soccer coach the day Meyer died.
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“Rugby is for everybody:” How Stanford’s club team thrives

Stanford Daily 24 Mar 2023
The women belong to Stanford Rugby, a club sport around 80 players strong between the men’s and women’s teams. Despite the sport’s relative obscurity in the U.S., Stanford’s rugby program has long been home to a tight-knit, competitive group of athletes ... The Stanford program has a “long history of excellence,” said Ashfield.
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Column: Silicon Valley elites are afraid. History says they should be

The Los Angeles Times 24 Mar 2023
“In 1971, radical animosities directed at the upscale Palo Alto community and Stanford University campus brought terror into the Hewletts’ lives ... The Stanford Research Institute, or SRI, an off-campus research center that was overseen by the university’s board of trustees, and that had won enormous military contracts.
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Brian Merchant: Silicon Valley elites are afraid. History says they should be

Eagle-Tribune 24 Mar 2023
“In 1971, radical animosities directed at the upscale Palo Alto community and Stanford University campus brought terror into the Hewletts’ lives ... The Stanford Research Institute, or SRI, an off-campus research center that was overseen by the university’s board of trustees, and that had won enormous military contracts.
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Dershowitz: A Communist front group ran the Stanford Law protest

Hot Air 23 Mar 2023
Get ready for a lot of screeching over Alan Dershowitz’ blast at the Stanford Law School and its recent disgrace as a sort of neo-McCarthyism ... The main organizers of the Stanford shout-down were associated with the National Lawyers Guild, which has sponsored and organized similar campus disruptions against conservative speech.
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China flexes its muscle — don’t let America go down with a whimper

The Hill 23 Mar 2023
A quote attributed to Abraham Lincoln about the fate of America reads, “America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we falter and lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves.” . The world is increasingly dangerous ... An incident at Stanford Law School threatens to become commonplace on campuses across America ... .
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Stanford Law official who admonished judge during speech is on leave, dean says

Democratic Underground 23 Mar 2023
(Reuters) - Stanford Law School will not discipline students who disrupted a campus speech by a conservative federal judge earlier this month, but an official who appeared to intervene on the protesters' behalf is now on leave, the law ...
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Opinion: Stanford needs more than words to protect free speech

East Bay Times 22 Mar 2023
In response to the shout down of Judge Kyle Duncan at Stanford Law School on March 9, the university must act decisively to restore a culture of free expression on its campus ... Will Stanford acknowledge ... Employee charged with lying about Stanford University rapes that shook campus.
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Stanford cancels Tuesday’s final exams amid power outages

Stanford Daily 22 Mar 2023
Stanford AlertSU email ... A power outage is currently affecting much of campus, after the weather caused damage to one of the main PG&E transmission lines feeding the University. Power outages are also affecting SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory and portions of Stanford’s Redwood City campus.

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