March/April 2013
Features
Can I Get Some Privacy?
The pervasive collection, analysis and sale of personal data mined from Internet sites raises troubling privacy questions. Scholars at Stanford are helping lead efforts for more transparency and stricter controls.
Seeing at the Speed of Sound
Deaf since birth, master's student Rachel Kolb, '12—recently named a Rhodes Scholar—describes her lifelong struggle to communicate with hearing people by reading their lips.
Nature Nurtured
Geneticist Virginia Walbot, '67, helped pioneer a path for women scientists decades ago. Today, her research is unlocking important mysteries about how plants develop.
Farm Report
Lost Marbles Finally Replaced
Cast in stone, again
Planet Cardinal
Departments
Class Notes
Farewells
Telecopter Inventor
John Silva, '42
Lincoln Brigade Vet
James Benét, '35
SLAC Architect
Dick Neal, PhD '53
Online Exclusives
CARDINAL CONVERSATIONS
On Target, Forward
Adam Jahn is a pro soccer player . . . who still lives on campus.
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Third Time's the Charm
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How Elephants Establish Who Is in Charge
