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September 2018 ISSUE
Why Jane Stanford Limited Women’s Enrollment to 500
And what happened next.
features
What Elizabeth Jameson Wants You to Know About Human Fragility
John Donohue Isn’t Afraid to Make You Mad
For Stanford, ‘What Better Looks Like’
Campus
The Truth About Online Lying
The Pride of Stanford Returns
Gerrymandering: The Board Game
The Yeh-Yeh Brotherhood
Choosing Classes with a Little Help from Big Data
Retired Guide Dog Pivots to Acting
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10 Ways to ‘Get Involved’
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Here We Go Again, Gratefully
Deepening Our Global Imprint
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Radical Collaboration
Letters to the Editor
Stretch Goals
Farewells
Nobel-Winning Physicist
Indefatigable War Hero
Devoted Radio Reporter
Star Poly-Athlete
Geophysicist, Grower, Vintner
Obituaries - September 2018
Shelf Life
Shelf Life — September 2018
The Dish
How to Change Hearts and Minds
5 Powerful Female Engineers
Text Me, Beep Me . . . When You Need a Friend
Care for the Caregivers
What a Farm System . . .
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