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At the kick-off event for the BeWell Campaign yesterday afternoon, two enthusiasts show off t-shirts with the campaign’s pithy mission statement. BeWell hopes to be the campus hub for students, staff and faculty to share information about healthy living, eating and exercise.
Pamuk talks novel’s power
2006 Nobel winner discusses politics, novel as art form
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Pamuk spoke for 40 minutes to an audience comprised mostly of faculty and older community members about a wide array of subjects, including politics and the "East-West question."
SF Halloween party off, options limited
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The Halloween party in the Castro District traditionally draws crowds exceeding 100,000 people. This year, Halloween revelers in San Francisco will have to party elsewhere.
New Web site promotes healthy living
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The BeWell@Stanford initiative is designed to bring together campus fitness outreach and to “create a culture of wellness for the Stanford community.”
Video chat startup has big backers
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Thanks to a newly developed online product called TokBox, students are only a click away from speaking to family members and seeing their faces in real time.
Research sheds light on how we wake up
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A group of Stanford researchers has uncovered a neurotransmitter that plays an enormous role in getting out of bed in the morning, a troublesome task for many college students.
Not enough for 'baller'
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“I think it’s silly that people take this so seriously,” said resident Connie Yu ‘09. “But if the immaturity of dinosaurs impacts on our subconscious, then sure, let’s be ‘baller’.”