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MASS
MARKET : Koo's company is positioned
to capitalize on what will soon be the
world's largest Internet nation.
Doug Kantor/Polaris
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COVER STORY
China.com
Every week, 800,000 Chinese become Internet
users. It's an information revolution, and
Stanford entrepreneurs are leading the way.
BY joel mccormick
- China 101
Peking University is Stanford's latest
overseas partner. BY
kevin cool
- Teaching 'Start-Up'
Victor Koo's enterprise became a GSB model.
- Shared Vision
Bringing people together leads to epic
success.
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Heavy Metal
As the SUV debate shifts into high gear, a Stanford
scholar looks at what really drives our choices. BY
kevin cool
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The Cleaning
Agent
Toxic byproducts from computers can be harmful to workers,
neighbors and the environment. In a 20-year crusade,
Ted smith has spearheaded solutions. But the more he
does, the more he finds to do. BY
joan o'c. Hamilton
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Teaching
Apathy?
Researchers survey high school student councils for
clues to why Johnny won't vote when he grows up. BY
marina krakovsky
- Stanford Students on School
Government
Three undergraduates talked to STANFORD about their
participation in high school politics and its effect
on their adult civic life. additional
reporting by Spencer Porter
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