The Daily brief: Sept. 8, 2010 September 8, 2010 0 Comments Share tweet Elizabeth Titus By: Elizabeth Titus Officials held a public meeting about the habitat conservation plan in May. (File/The Stanford Daily) Searsville Dam | A week after the public comment period closed for the Stanford habitat conservation plan, advocates for removing Searsville Dam blasted the plan, which does not call for the dam’s removal. That’s a wrap | Students reflect on a controversial summer course that let them study their own genotypes. Research | From the School of Medicine: promising news about lymphona treatment. Trick shot | Men’s tennis coach John Whitlinger discusses the Federer “tweener” at the U.S. Open last Monday. Overheard | “Instead of being in a small stream, it’s going to be in a big ocean.” — M. Ryan Calo of the Center for Internet and Society on the new difficulty of investigating online sex advertising after Craigslist removed its “adult services” section. Follow The Daily | Facebook, Twitter, daily e-mail digest. Craigslist genotype Habitat Conservation Plan lymphoma Men's Tennis research Searsville Dam 2010-09-08 Elizabeth Titus September 8, 2010 0 Comments Share tweet Subscribe Click here to subscribe to our daily newsletter of top headlines.