Former Vice President Al Gore pulled no punches in a 45-minute speech at Memorial Auditorium on Tuesday evening, calling on students to “change the conversation” around climate change and reclaim a democracy that has been “hacked” by the wealthy and special interests.
With his sweep of five primaries Tuesday, former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney continues to consolidate his grip on the Republican presidential nomination, causing media attention to shift to his selection of a running mate. Stanford professors disagreed about just how important Romney’s choice may be come November.
Biology professor Marcus Feldman Ph.D ’69 won a $1 million prize from the Dan David Foundation for his work in evolution.
Stephen Schneider dead at 65… Stanford seeks restraining order… Teens’ smoking risk… Stanford and the Family Planning Fellowship… Boskin on the stimulus… Calo on privacy pricing… Stanford news from around the Web for Monday, July 19, 2010.
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