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Dozens of Japanese American Stanford students were corralled in camps during World War II. Even as their lives were put on pause, some stayed connected to the Farm.
Throwing Out the Rule Book
Pull up a chair, sports fans. The past century’s paradigm—in which student-athletes compete in exchange for an education—is being upended. And where the ball will land is anyone’s guess.
by Ivan Maisel
The Plot Twist
How a TV news producer wrote her own Hollywood ending.
by Kelli Anderson
Turning the Town Around
How a handful of American communities have begun to curb industrial and economic decline.
by Sam Scott
When Card Stunts Ruled
Once upon a time, student participation during football games was flipping awesome.
by Sam Scott
Mind Over Major
The case for using college to become more interesting.
by Dan Edelstein
