Bruno Mallart |
And Now For Something Completely DifferentM ark Applebaum, associate professor of music, teaches abroad at Oxford and revels in English absurdities, including the importance of napkins across the pond. |
Photo: Jim Shorin/Stanford Athletics |
Trying to 'Turn the Corner'J ohnny Dawkins, in his fourth year as Stanford's basketball coach, believes lacking seniors last year gave the younger men a great opportunity—experience at a high level, which he hopes pays dividends this year. |
Photo: Michael Kelley |
Book BuddiesA month after they became engaged, Otis Chandler, '00, and Elizabeth (Khuri-Yakub, '99), founded Goodreads.com, hoping to convert self-identified book lovers into a profitable social-networking site. Five years after it was launched, it has 6 million members. |
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As Congress prepares to vote on two bills that would impact Internet piracy and, many say, censor the web, go back to a simpler time: 2004. Then, there were just 500 billion pages on the Internet (It's now estimated there are more than a trillion). Learn how Google, first set up to troll through Stanford's own web pages, became the giant of Internet search.
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Pardon Our Dust
Welcome to our new website. We are in the process of migrating our archives; at present, you can find magazines from 2003 through 2012 here. Previous years are available on our old site.
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Water Course
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First, Show Them the Money
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As Pretty Does
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Trout Fishing in Academia
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- Sophomore College in Grand Canyon
- Mark Applebaum in Oxford
- Biologist Rafe Sagarin