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A Place in the Sun
Sedate and seldom used today, Frost Amphitheater was once a vibrant venue for some of the most influential rock performers in the world. By Ivan Maisel

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After the Revolution
Stanford faculty examine the conditions that led to civil unrest in the Arab world, what it means for the region and how the United States should respond.

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The Mind-Bending Artistry of Robert Lang
The ancient art of origami has been revived by design innovations that push the boundary of what is possible and enable other applications of folding technology. Robert Lang has led the way. By Greta Lorge