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Student Revolution in Chile

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Gregory Elacqua, Director of the Institute of Public Policy at Universidad Diego Portales, spoke along with Giorgio Jackson, leader of the Chilean student movement last night in CERAS. The speakers…

Frost fills for Modest Mouse

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Modest Mouse headlined the Frost Revival Music and Arts Festival on Saturday afternoon at the Laurence Frost Amphitheater,…

TEDxStanford aims to illuminate

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On Saturday, 27 speakers and artists delivered performances, demonstrations and talks to a packed CEMEX Auditorium for TEDxStanford…

Brokaws talk end-of-life decisions

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Peabody Award-winning journalist Tom Brokaw and his daughter Jennifer Brokaw ’88, the founder of Good Medicine, a private…

Dean Julie stresses independence as key for kids

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“Once upon a time, a child came across a butterfly, struggling to emerge from its chrysalis, and filled…

Surgery is basic care, Wren says

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“As a nation and as a world, we have to reject the current dogma that surgery is not part of global health,” said Sherry Wren, Stanford Medical Center professor of…

Hennessy visits BOSP in Florence

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President John Hennessy visited the Bing Overseas Studies Program center in Florence Friday, emphasizing the importance of the…

Symposium focuses on ‘Oscar Wao’ author

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The Junot Díaz: A Symposium event held Friday, May 18 and Saturday, May 19 in Margaret Jacks Hall…