Features
Courtesy Stanford Archives
He devoted his life to promoting smart kids and launched a study still under way at Stanford, but the gentle mentor also favored controlled human breeding. Looking back, what do we make of the early psychologist and his work?
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Barbara Ries
Eastside Story
As a Stanford student, Chris Bischof tutored elementary school kids in East Palo Alto. As a graduate, he turned an empty lot and a few portable buildings into the city's first prep school.
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Photo: Art Streiber
'The Last Great Newspaperman'
He hunts, surfs and rides a Harley. But Otis Chandler made his name turning his family's Los Angeles Times into a journalistic powerhouse. The paper's sale this spring marked the end of an era.
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Illustration by Tim Bower
The Drinking Dilemma
Stanford officials take an unusual -- and subtle -- approach to student alcohol consumption. Our reporter, a Stanford senior, goes inside the campus drinking culture.
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Photo: Barbara Ries
Poet Provocateur
Former executive Dana Gioia wants to take poetry public. Down with Ivory Tower elites. Up with bootstrap culture.
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Trisha Krauss
Holding On
Alzheimer's devastates families. But there can be surprising consolations, as the wife of a Stanford professor discovered.
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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
July 2018
