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Nathan Wolfe: Exterminator of epidemics
By Stephen Cobbe High above Sutter Street in downtown San Francisco, a team of Global Viral Forecasting Initiative (GVFI) scientists is hard at work studying how the next viral epidemic might be contained…
Diplomacy and dissidents
By Stephen Cobbe For a farm boy from southeast Kentucky, the odds of dining with Bill Clinton are about as good as the chances of feasting with Kim Jong-Il. But in the summer…
Weaving fiction into fact [AUDIO]
By Jenny Thai Named "one of the nation's most influential and imaginative college professors” by Playboy, Johnson is an associate professor of English with an emphasis in creative writing. He is also a…
Murals mirror movements
By Erika Alvero Koski “The common people, the poor people, they would see art, and they wanted to see art that would represent everyone,” he said. “And I think…
History Corner: Greek alcohol violations
By The Daily Features StaffWith fraternity Kappa Sigma set to regain its housing for the 2012-13 academic year after losing it for one year due to concerns of excessive alcohol consumption and policy violations,…
A friend in 5-Sure
By Kaden Freeman The drivers at 5-SURE don’t mind if you’re a regular. In fact, they are more than happy to pick you up, whether it’s your first time calling or a…
Mansion of music
By Raymond Luong It has been described by Stanford students as everything from a Spanish mansion to a Gothic fortress and even a haunted castle, but these misconceptions strike far from the truth.…
Stanford soulmates
By Cara Reichard Of the many Stanford myths repeated to freshmen, one of the most common is that up to 70 percent of Stanford students meet their life partners at the Farm. According…
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