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Construction on the Knight Management Center, which will be located on Serra Street across from the Schwab Residential Center, began on Sept. 10. The 360,000-square-foot campus has received a Platinum LEED certification and will feature eight new buildings.
Investments grow slightly
Stanford Management Company gets 6.2 percent return in down market
NEWS|
Anticipation of the credit crunch and spike in oil prices positioned Stanford to report a robust 6.2 percent return on the investments in its endowment fund for last year.
84 use Web to cheat on GMAT
NEWS|
Ten applicants to the Stanford Graduate School of Business and one recent graduate saw their GMAT scores cancelled early this month by the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) due to their involvement with an illegal test preparation Web site.
GSB begins building new campus
NEWS|
Stanford Graduate School of Business (GSB) broke ground early this month on the Knight Management Center, its spacious future campus.
Sports
Cardinal downed twice
Men come up short in Nike Invite, look to rebound vs. Broncos
SPORTS|
Brant Bishop is an optimistic guy. But when asked the about the disappointment of losing two close games at the Stanford Nike Invitational last weekend, Bishop, a junior midfielder and consummate team player, gave a half-smile and shrugged his shoulders.
Ranked opponents stall Card
SPORTS|
The Cardinal women had a breakthrough season in 2007, notching the second-highest win total (13) in program history and a NorPac Conference Championship.
Stanford seeks first national title since 2002
SPORTS|
After finishing fourth in the nation last year, the No. 3 Stanford men’s water polo team will look to supplant reigning national champion California and No. 2 USC in its hunt for the national crown in the 2008 season.
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Applause for New Aid Program
OPINIONS|
As the school year begins, many students paying their fall-quarter tuition bills are shelling out far fewer dollars - all thanks to the University’s new financial aid initiative.