Stanford Fall 2018 Acceptance Rate Lowest In University's History
The admission rate for the Fall of 2018 of 4.29 percent is the lowest in Stanford's history. The university said 47,450 students applied.
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The admission rate for the Fall of 2018 of 4.29 percent is the lowest in Stanford's history. The university said 47,450 students applied.
Investigators want to know why it took hours for a woman to report there was a dead man in her Oakland apartment.
Fernando Carrillo, a Mexican immigrant and San Jose resident who was facing deportation, will be released from immigration detention Monday.
The family of Stephon Clark joined hundreds at a rally Saturday, urging California's capital city not to let his memory or calls for police reform fade.
"It is my absolute honor to proclaim March 31, 2018 Sister Jean Schmidt Day in the City and County of San Francisco," interim mayor Farrell said.
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