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Stanford University	Local facts	Stanford Earth	Diversity in STEM
100 Year when Stanford was founded 1885	100 California is the birthplace of this tech commodity The internet	100 Number of departments at Stanford Earth 4	100 The tallest mountain peak in California Mt. Whitney	100 AISES is a professional association and the acronym stands for American Indian Science and Engineering Society
200 The 150-foot-diameter radiotelescope in the Stanford foothills built in the 1960s The Dish	200 Number of cities in Silicon Valley 30	200 Name of the Library linked to the School Branner Earth Sciences Library	200 California's state mineral Gold	200 SACNAS is a professional association and the acronym stands for Society for Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native Americans in Science
300 Name of the tradition of jumping in water fountains around campus Fountain hopping	300 This Silicon Valley city is considered one of the top 10 biggest cities in the U.S. San Jose	300 Name of the current Dean Stephan Graham	300 California’s state rock Serpentine	300 NSBE is a professional association and the acronym stands for National Society of Black Engineers
400 The unofficial name for the Stanford mascot The Stanford Tree	400 Number of national parks in California 9	400 The previous name of the DEI Office Multicultural Affairs' office	400 California’s state fossil Saber-toothed cat	400 SWE is a professional association and the acronym stands for Society of Women Engineers
500 Stanford University is also referred as The Farm	500 California's official motto Eureka!	500 Place in the school where students can engage in hands-on learning in sustainable agriculture O'Donohue Family Stanford Educational Farm	500 Famous lake formed when a volcanic eruption flowed across the valley, creating a natural dam Lake Tahoe	500 Approximate percentage of degrees awarded to underrepresented students in geosciences Less than 5%

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