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September/October 1999
September/October 1999 ISSUE
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All Right Now
Thinking Small
You Thought Librarians Were Dull?
What's the Big Idea?
On Top of the World
The Way We Were
Profiles
It's How You Play the Game
The Bhutan Connection
What I Learned from Luke John
Writer's Bloc
Columns and Departments
Campus Chic
Stone After Stone'
Who's Who
Letters to the Editors
Sandstone and Tulle
Census and Sensibilities
Cardinal Numbers
The Rainmakers of '74
You Can Go Home Again
Taking on Taboos
To Kill Two Mockingbirds
Digest
Hey, Can We Write You a Haiku?'
Quote
How a 50th Reunion Led to a New Union
Just One Question, Where Do I Clip the Mike?'
A Song in His Heart
At Least the Stamp Only Cost 15 Cents
For Deadheads, One More Reason to Be Grateful
Ten Cities, 858 Pages, One Happy Historian
Farewells
Laser Man': Teacher, Mentor, Nobelist
Obituaries - September/October 1999
News
Rethinking a Troubled Hospital Merger
For Professionals, Stanford Courses on the Web
Moving to a Bigger 'Sandbox'
Head of the Class
A Hidden Campus Gem Restored
Phase One: Getting the Neighbors' Okay
Here They Come
Inquiring Minds
Newt's New Platform
Class of 2017, Down on the Farm
A 50-Year Feat
Campus Notebook
Speakers' Corner
Stanford, We Have Liftoff'
A Tale of Two Deans
Syllabi
A 6-Million-Gallon Insurance Policy
What's In My Bookbag?
A Hidden Campus Gem Restored
Shelf Life
Bright Leight, Big City
Book Blurbs
Dangerous Minds
Stanford Bookstore Best-Sellers
The Nob Hill Mob
Sports
A Summer Start on the Fall Campaign
The Ace from Salt Lake
Sports Notebook
The Year in Preview
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