Features
Ready for Takeoff
For an elite group of students, the much-hyped world of Silicon Valley is hardly theoretical. They're getting hands-on exposure to start-ups before they even finish college.
Divided They Stand
A messy academic scuffle drove the Stanford anthropology department to split in two. The story behind the unusual breakup reflects a widening schism in the field.
First, Take 14,000 Chicken Breasts
No longer content to merely feed 3,800 students 19 times a week, University Dining Services wants to reinvent itself as a restauranteur. The result? Hello artichokes, good-bye glop.
Falling Apart
He was a Marshall scholar, a college president and, finally, a top Stanford administrator. But mental illness changed everything. A victim of depression remembers his breakdown.
Into Africa
She's young, she's impatient, she's blunt. Susan Rice is a different kind of diplomat.
Was It Murder?
In a case that gripped the nation, David Lamson was charged with killing his wife in their campus home. Despite four trials and intense media coverage, the 1933 death remains a mystery.
Columns and Departments
Married . . . with Roommate
Three's company -- or is it a crowd -- when a married couple lives with a roommate
Farm Report
Sports
Seeing the Field Through Rose-Colored Glasses
A diehard fan's reflections on the 28-year wait for the Rose Bowl
Shelf Life
Class Notes
Profiles
Going Against the Grain
Furniture maker goes against the grain
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10 Reasons to Like this Course
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Obituaries
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Books, Music, Etc.
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Where to Find Inspiration? Maybe at Your Feet.
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How Elephants Establish Who Is in Charge
