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Death Cab embarks on new path with ‘Codes and Keys’

By Death Cab For Cutie's seventh album, "Codes and Keys," is a thoughtful presentation whose layers grow richer and more complex from beginning to end. Its lessons of optimism in life and love also mark a departure from the darker sounds of the band's previous albums.…

Obama lands at Stanford, visits Facebook to discuss budget

By President Barack Obama traveled to California on Wednesday to discuss his deficit-reduction plan at Facebook’s Palo Alto headquarters and attend three Democratic fundraisers in San Francisco. The visit marked the middle of a three-day trip to Virginia, California and Nevada for the administration to sell its budget framework…

Atheros deal highlights Hennessy’s role in Silicon Valley

By President John Hennessy further expanded his reputation and his wallet last week when Qualcomm, the world's largest maker of mobile-phone chips, agreed to buy Atheros Communications, which Hennessy co-founded, for $3.1 billion in cash.…

Stanford’s Hecker provides window into North Korea’s nuclear activity

By For six years, management science and engineering professor Siegfried Hecker has offered Stanford, Washington and the U.S. scientific…

‘Gang of Four’ advises spreading awareness for nuclear nonproliferation efforts

By Four former statesmen -- Henry Kissinger, Sam Nunn, George Shultz and William Perry ’49 M.S. ’50 -- addressed…

Students, Housing adapt to new package center

By Students weigh in on the inefficiencies of the recently opened Roble Package Center. …

Faculty Senate urged to focus on student athletes

By At Thursday's Faculty Senate Meeting, speaker Tom Wasow called for more attention to athletics in order to maintain…

Treasury secretary criticizes Chinese exchange-rate policy

By Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner was in Palo Alto Monday with a simple message for Silicon Valley: Washington has…

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