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Eureka!
A medieval priest scrubbed the writing from an ancient Greek manuscript to reuse the pages as a prayer book. Now the long-buried words—written by Archimedes—have been magically restored, and have changed what we know about the origins of science. BY THERESA JOHNSTON
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ONLY ONLINE
- Read an excerpt from The Archimedes Codex
- Learn about scatter bands at other universities
- View answers to Just One Question that did not appear in print, and respond to our next question
- Read additional letters to the editor
ATTENTION STORYTELLERS
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Mind Over Platter
That jumbo box at the theater concession isn't just bad for your waistline, it's playing with your mind, says food researcher Brian Wansink. And he has the five-day-old popcorn to prove it. BY BARRETT SHERIDAN
They're Back
Sidelined last season for behavior deemed out-of-bounds, the Stanford Band returns to
the football field this fall with increased administrative support and new marching orders: follow the rules.
by KEVIN COOL
Learning from Experience
As alternative schools gain traction, School of Education faculty and alumni are spreading their influence by showing how classroom practice meets teaching theory.
by DIANE ROGERS
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