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The way out of the current economic crisis lies in America's gift for ingenuity and innovation – and more transparency in the financial sector. That was the consensus of the government officials, corporate leaders and scholars who gathered for Saturday's Roundtable.
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John Roberts, Jr., chief justice of the Supreme Court, credited his predecessor, the late William Rehnquist, for changing the way law is considered. Roberts' comments came during a dedication of the William H. Rehnquist Courtyard, located in the center of the Munger Graduate Residence.
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The campus was awash in Cardinal this weekend as it welcomed thousands of alumni and guests who took part in parties, panel discussions and sports events. Even the swim team pulled out all the stops. University Photographer Linda Cicero captured some of the highlights.
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At about 7:20 p.m. Friday, lights went out across a swath of campus from Maples Pavilion to the Green Library and including such facilities as Hoover Tower and Business School buildings. The women's volleyball game was postponed until Saturday afternoon, when the team swept Arizona State.
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- MLA information session:
The Master of Liberal Arts Program, a part-time graduate degree program designed for adults, invites employees to an information session at noon Tuesday, Oct. 27. Employees can use their STRP funds to cover the cost of tuition. For more information email mlaprogram@stanford.edu.
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