Features
Luck of the Draw
The Toledo Six, a half-dozen sophomores-to-be, hope to outwit Stanford's complicated housing draw and score a plum dorm assignment. They have a plan, but can they beat the house rules?
Why Teach?
K-12 education continues to attract promising new teachers, including
dozens each year from Stanford. Keeping them is another matter.
this dust of words
When English professor John Felstiner stumbled upon a former student's decades-old honors thesis, he set out to renew his acquaintance with the student. What began as a casual inquiry became a monthslong search into a troubled past, with disquieting results.
On the Edge of Nowhere
A writer/photographer visited the tiny Canadian town of Wallace Stegner's boyhood, looking for clues to the author's world view. He found a setting both beautiful and austere, and the rugged character that shapes Stegner's stories.
The Karmic Capitalism of Chip Conley
Starting with the Phoenix, his rock'n'roll hotel that rose from a shabby San Francisco neighborhood, this unorthodox businessman has created a stir in the hospitality industry. But his growing concern is more about people than buildings.
Columns and Departments
Red All Over
Going Nowhere
Tuckereed
Blonde Ambition
Legally speaking
His Teams Always Had a Prayer
Lucky in vestments
More Ink for a Publishing Giant
Headline maker
Capsule Summary
A Stanford secret
Farm Report
Showcase
Class Notes
Farewells
He Took Adversity Head-On
Daniel Fiduccia,'78, a fighter among fighters
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Bullets, Blood and Ice
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You Knew Stanford Alumni Invented Google, But the Koosh Ball?
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Obituaries
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The Act of Becoming
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Dispatch from Hong Kong: Sam Gellman
July 2018
