There is money to be had at Stanford. The university’s endowment grew by 4.5% in a fiscal year that included the first half of the pandemic, to almost $30 billion. It certainly has grown by even more in the past six months. The rich have gotten richer in the pandemic.
As that unfolded in San Antonio, more Stanford-related drama was taking place in St. Louis, where Shane Griffith advanced to a final of the the NCAA wrestling championships.
Wrestling is one of the 11 sports that Stanford abruptly announced last summer that it would
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Those attributes of integrity and accountability that Stanford holds dear are examined in the new Netflix documentary “Operation Varsity Blues.” Stanford does not come out looking great. The documentary was, according to those with knowledge, damning enough that a university attorney addressed it at a recent annual athletic department meeting.
As that unfolded in San Antonio, more Stanford-related drama was taking place in St. Louis, where Shane Griffith advanced to a final of the the NCAA wrestling championships.
Wrestling is one of the 11 sports that Stanford abruptly announced last summer that it would
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Those attributes of integrity and accountability that Stanford holds dear are examined in the new Netflix documentary “Operation Varsity Blues.” Stanford does not come out looking great. The documentary was, according to those with knowledge, damning enough that a university attorney addressed it at a recent annual athletic department meeting.