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New
Age Thinking
We're living longer than ever, but Stanford
researchers say our approach to aging is
stuck in a time warp. BY
kevin cool
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On
to Athens
They hail from sun-drenched California towns and
Iowa farms. Some inspire fanatical followings
while others toil in obscurity. Stanford athletes
at this summer's Olympics are a varied lot, but
have one thing in common: dreams of gold. BY
Brian Eule
- Online
Exclusive: Stanford at the Olympics
The latest on our athletes BY
spencer porter
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So
You Wanna Be a Rock Star
Meet some pop musicians whose version of success
might not include groupies and tabloid covers.
They give away their music, promote their own
careers and revel in the thing that major-label
artists have lost: independence. BY
summer batte
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Bloomingdale's
Across the Street . . . Priceless
Fifty years ago, Stanford broke ground on a development
project unheard of in higher education: a campus
shopping center. It became one of the world's
most profitable retail spaces, and contributed
hundreds of millions to Stanford's bottom line.
BY jesse oxfeld
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