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Stanford’s Rose Zhang ends miraculous freshman season with 2022 ANNIKA Award as women’s college golfer of the year

Zhang is the second Cardinal to win the award, joining teammate and 2021 winner Rachel Heck.

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No. 1 for a reason: Stanford freshman phenom Rose Zhang holds on to win individual title wire-to-wire at 2022 NCAA Championship

Zhang is the second Cardinal to win the individual title following teammate Rachel Heck last year.

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Who are Carlson's "legacy Americans"?

Sure, Tucker's fave new term is an unsubtle euphemism for "white folks." But it's even more revealing than that

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Two playoffs, one round: Wild finishes highlights third round of the women’s NCAA Championship

The PGA Championship wasn't the only golf tournament to end in dramatic fashion on Sunday.

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New coach, key transfers propel Texas A&M women into national title contention at NCAA Championship

After a difficult last season, the new-look Aggies are rolling at the national championship.

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Gusting winds leave scorecards bruised with black and blue aplenty after first round of women’s NCAA Championship

Only two schools finished the first round without making double bogey (or worse) in the field of 24 teams.

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SI:AM | How One Law Changed Women’s Sports Forever

This month’s cover of Sports Illustrated celebrates the 50th anniversary of the passage of Title IX.

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50 Years of Title IX: How One Law Changed Women’s Sports Forever

In 1972, no one dreamed a dry, 37-word clause tucked inside a new education legislation would have such a profound impact. A half century later, it’s time to reflect on how far the quest for equality has come—and where it still has to go.

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Universities lose Commonwealth funding for postgraduate degrees needed to boost psychologist numbers amid 'mental health crisis'

Students like Nita are finding it easier to study psychology at top American universities such as Stanford than anywhere in Australia, according to the profession's peak body. It says universities are being forced to offer limited spots in their postgraduate programs.

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Alyssa and Gisele Thompson become first to sign high school NIL deal with Nike

Alyssa and Gisele Thompson make history as Nike's first high school NIL athletes.

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Report: California Sisters Become First HS Students to Sign Nike NIL Deal

Alyssa and Gisele Thompson have reportedly signed deals with the sports brand.

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From one death, thousands of precious cells help scientists build a universal reference library

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Moments after being taken off life support, an anonymous Bay Area woman gave the most abundant of gifts: 17 different tissues and organs.

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Texans to sign former Stanford DL Thomas Booker

The Houston Texans have signed another one of their 2022 NFL draft class in former Stanford DL Thomas Booker.

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Meet the 24 teams and 12 individuals to advance to the 2022 NCAA Div. I Women’s Golf National Championship

Grayhawk Golf Club in Scottsdale, Arizona, will host the national championship, May 20-25.

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Stanford University investigates noose hanging from tree as hate crime

‘We deserve so much better than this’, says professor

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Stanford University investigates a noose found in a campus tree as a hate crime

The rope used in the incident was allegedly one of several that had been tied to the tree for a performance by a student organization years ago.

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Noose found at Stanford University being investigated as a hate crime

SAN JOSE, Calif. — A noose was found hanging from a tree Sunday on the Stanford University campus, prompting a hate crime investigation, according to the university.

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Long Covid gut symptoms as virus lingers seven months after mild illness, new study finds

People shedding the virus months later often suffer Long Covid gut-related symptoms.

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Daily Mirror

Long Covid can linger in your gut for 7 months, study finds - see symptoms

Fragments of the virus discovered in stool samples seven months after infection could point to the source of Long Covid. Since the beginning of the pandemic, many people have reported experiencing symptoms months after infection.

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College Football Rankings 2022 Spring: What To Know About All 131 Teams

College Football Rankings - 2022 post-spring version with one thing to know about all 131 teams.

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Holding steady at the top: Stanford women’s golf No. 1 again in Mizuno WGCA Div. I Coaches Poll

Stanford is No. 1 in the fourth and final WGCA poll for the 2022 spring season.

Evening Standard

The world’s top 10 billionaires: Who are they, what is their net worths and how did they build their fortunes?

The rate of billionaires increases year on year, with the current number at 2,755 billionaires worldwide, according to Forbes magazine.

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Why the Texans signed backup quarterback Kevin Hogan

The Houston Texans signed quarterback Kevin Hogan, and his connections to Stanford, Pep Hamilton, and David Shaw may be the real reason why.

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Doerrs give $1.1 billion to Stanford for new climate school; largest gift in Stanford history

SAN JOSE, Calif. — In the largest gift ever to Stanford University, Silicon Valley venture capitalist John Doerr and his wife, Ann, have agreed to donate $1.1 billion to set up a new school on the campus devoted to the study of climate change and its solutions.

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Stanford gets $1B for climate change school from John Doerr

Stanford University will launch a new school focusing on climate change thanks to a $1.1 billion gift from billionaire venture capitalist John Doerr and his wife, Ann, the university announced Tuesday

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