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Early Bird Swimmers Do Not Get the Worm
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Early Bird Swimmers Do Not Get the Worm

The findings of a circadian biologist.

by Summer Moore Batte

Stanford, Home Edition
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Stanford, Home Edition

In which we commence telling the tale of seven frosh.

by Christine Foster

Training a Generation of Active Citizens
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Training a Generation of Active Citizens

Stanford renews its focus on civic engagement.

by Marc Tessier-Lavigne

A Giant in the Field of Legal Ethics
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A Giant in the Field of Legal Ethics

Deborah L. Rhode

by John Roemer

Neuroscientist Who Studied the Biology of Human Conflict
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Neuroscientist Who Studied the Biology of Human Conflict

Emile Bruneau, ’94

by Rebecca Beyer

Driven Snow
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Driven Snow

Was I in charge of the PistenBully, or was it the other way around?

by Ashley Lodato

Introduction to the Dark Arts
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Introduction to the Dark Arts

The culinary education that suddenly seems vital.

by Summer Moore Batte

Health Policy Reformer and Social Justice Advocate
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Health Policy Reformer and Social Justice Advocate

Philip R. Lee

by John Roemer

The Pulse of LGBTQ Health
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The Pulse of LGBTQ Health

Two School of Medicine researchers know that better care begins with data.

by Charity Ferreira