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We Get Aroused By Touching Robots' Private Parts, Study Says

Stanford researchers now make us all feel a little weirder.
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Ex-Stanford Swimmer Found Guilty Of Sexually Assaulting Unconscious Woman

Brock Turner “may not look like a rapist, but he is the face of campus sexual assault,” the prosecutor told the jury.
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The New York Times Fooled People Into Thinking Stanford Didn't Accept Anyone

Troll so hard.
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Why Colleges Hide Behind This One Privacy Law All The Time

Some scholars say the law is "widely misunderstood." Others say it's working.
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It's Easy To Predict Which Doctors Will Face Malpractice Suits

But there's not much we can do about it.
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Two Brothers Follow Their College Dreams To China And U.S.

Here's how radically different college applications are in the world's two superpowers.
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Stanford Has A Trust Problem When It Comes To Sexual Assault

Activists and student government leaders say the school is putting its public image above fixing the problem.
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How A Stanford Student Accused Of Assaulting Multiple Women Graduated

One woman said he choked her. Another said he threw a table at her when she refused sex. A third said he physically assaulted her and said, "kill yourself."
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Stanford Wins Rose Bowl With 45-16 Victory Over Iowa

The Cardinal had the highest-scoring first quarter in the Rose Bowl's lengthy history.
By GREG BEACHAM, AP

This Scientist Discovered Coffee Was Reorganizing His Brain

His 18-month study uncovered a lot about how his brain -- and others -- works.
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