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‘Wicked’: Defying expectations, from musical to movie
Actresses Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo’s on-screen chemistry prevailed over lost plot and questionable casting decisions ...
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Little Libraries transforms hospital waiting rooms into book nooks
The Stanford public service program promotes literacy and turns the page on patient anxiety by creating reading corners in ...
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Inside the Bridge’s ‘fight to stay alive’
The Bridge’s four live-ins have launched a public campaign to demand University support after what they call four years of ...
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The Next Unicorn: Founder mode
Ride along with Andrew as he tries to maintain his sanity through the ups and downs of being an early-stage founder ...
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More than just the ‘Shrek’ donkey: Remembering Barron Park’s Perry
Perry the donkey, who lived just two miles off campus and was beloved by many Stanford community members, died in early ...
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From Stanford to Soldier Field: David Shaw’s bid to lead the Chicago Bears
The Bears are looking for a replacement for Matt Eberflus, who was dismissed after a disappointing 5-12 season, which marked ...
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Legal scholar calls for regulation of data-driven surveillance in policing
Professor Barry Friedman argued at Stanford Law School that legislatures could minimize harms and maximize benefits of data ...
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Stanford Medicine professor and author Diana Farid blends art and medicine through children’s literature
On top of being a professor at the School of Medicine, Farid's children's books, such as "The Light of Home" and "Wave," have ...
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Crime and punishment in Luigi Mangione’s America
The American culture of believing in folk-heroes has afforded Luigi Mangione an almost mythological status rife with revolutionary adoration, Eisenberg writes.