May/June 1997
Features
The Making of Project M
They called it the Monster: a two-mile linear accelerator designed to study the basic building blocks of matter. Forty years later, physicist Wolfgang Panofsky recalls the drama surrounding the creation of SLAC.
Where the Wild Things Are
From red foxes to redwoods, take a virtual tour of the amazing array of plants and animals that live on campus.
Crossing to Motherhood
Should I have a baby? A writer wrestles with her decision--and then with the reality of infertility.
Pioneer In the Sky
Adventurer Steve Fosset has a lofty ambition: to circle the globe by balloon. He'll try again next winter.
The Millionaires Next Door
They started in a garage, of course. And the six young founders of Silicon Valley's Excite Inc. remain regular guys.
Leland's Journal
The Short Story Faces Long Odds
Four new books by Stanford authors.
Departments
Class Notes
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Obituaries
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10 Reasons to Like this Course
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Books, Music, Etc.
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