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Photo: Glenn Matsumura
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.
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Dan Page
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.
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Photo: Glenn Matsumura
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.
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Photo: Lenny Gonzalez
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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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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