Features
Strong Medicine
Training physicians used to be mostly about drugs and diseases. A curriculum overhaul at Stanford Medical School puts students in touch with patients in their first year, considering the person as well as the pathology.
Beyond Red and Blue
The rhetoric of pundits and politicians suggests that the United States is deeply divided culturally and ideologically. Don’t believe it, says a Hoover scholar, whose analysis shows most of us favor the middle ground.
Ready for Kickoff
Stanford Stadium has been reborn as a smaller, amenity-rich facility that University officials hope will make Cardinal football louder and prouder. Not to mention sold out.
Confidence Man
Albert Bandura’s research—beginning with his famous Bobo doll experiments—has influenced a generation of psychologists. His career isn’t over, though. At 80, he is still changing people’s views of what’s possible through self-efficacy.
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Red All Over
Just One Question
Great mistakes
Farm Report
Showcase
Looting Europe
Tracking Nazi loot
A Man of Many Parts
Martin Moran
A Long March
Chinese lives
Class Notes
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10 Reasons to Like this Course
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Books, Music, Etc.
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Yurts Become Pop-Up Science Labs
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Trustee Extraordinaire
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Obituaries
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