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September 2017

September 2017

September 2017 ISSUE

features

What ‘Ghost Particles’ Might Tell Us About Our Origins

The Moral Force of Deborah Rhode

What It Was Like to Be an African-American Freshman in 1962

Essays

Re: The Thought Police

Why I Won't Reject the Western Canon

Sugar-Fixing Our Stress

Advice

Paper, Plastic or Reusable?

Columns

Brave Steps on the Path to Pluralism

Advancing Access

Departments

Letters to the Editor - September 2017

Shades of Enlightenment

Books, Etc.

Where Does Fake News Come From?

Farewells

Beloved Legal Scholar and Role Model

Admired for His Wit and Kindness

Fondness for All Things French

Obituaries - September 2017

Farm Report

Roundworms Live Longer on the Mediterranean Diet. Will People?

Your New Indulgence: Veggies

The Frosh File

No More Soup for You

At Last Count: $28

Engineering a Better Future for Women

Stanford History, a Snapshot

Virtuoso Professor Saw 'the Beauty of Math'

Mismanaged Mismanagement

A Drug for Lymphedema?

Self-affirmation Keeps Students of Color on the College Track

For Stanford Softball, It's Turnaround Time

So, What's Your Mile Time?

The Dish

Stanford Alum Joins Newest Astronaut Candidate Class

For Every Great Novelist, There’s . . .

The Secret to a Long Life (of Skiing)

Piloting a Pot Test

Stockton's Mayor Sets the Standard for Service

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