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The Visible Hand
Whether it's matching medical interns with hospitals, students with public schools, or kidney donors with patients, economist Alvin Roth doesn't just analyze markets, he makes them run better.
by Marina Krakovsky
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The Last of a Class
What happens to the memories of a class when all of its members are gone? Ephraim Engleman is 101 years old and keeping the flame alive for the Class of 1933. He has some tales to tell.
by Kevin Cool
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Finely Tuned
After decades of making do with subpar facilities, faculty and students are singing the praises of the Bing Concert Hall, whose beauty and acoustical fidelity will put Stanford's performing arts programs in a whole new arena.
by Cynthia Haven
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Meet the Parents
Nobody experiences the agony and ecstasy of the game quite like the moms and dads of the players.
by Sam Scott
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O Tannenbaum
Artificial tree maker Thomas Harman, MBA '05, on the appeal of fake fir.
by Sam Scott
