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Aphasia: A Stanford music professor's work about obsessive attention to ridiculous things - Mangled vocal samples, random icons and precise hand gestures come together in a mesmerizing performance by Stanford music scholar Mark Applebaum....
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New generation explores cultural changes through Asian music at Stanford festival - Students pay homage to cultural history in the eighth annual Pan-Asian Music Festival....
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Q&A: Stanford's Philip Taubman on an unlikely alliance to rid the world of nuclear weapons - In a new book, former New York Times reporter Philip Taubman tells the story of five famous men who have joined efforts to eliminate the ultimate weapon....
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Iconic photos of the Great Depression among the highlights in Cantor's Walker Evans exhibit - In public programs, Stanford scholars share their views on the groundbreaking artistic endeavors of photographer Walker Evans....
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Wireless power could revolutionize highway transportation, Stanford researchers say - Stanford researchers have designed a new technology that could lead to wireless charging of electric vehicles while they cruise down the highway....
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Initiative aims to improve services for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students - The Weiland Health Initiative, a new partnership between the Vaden Health Center and the LGBT Community Resources Center, aims to improve health services for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students, while helping the Stanford community better understand how to meet those students' needs....
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Astronomer Andrea Ghez to highlight ever-improving technology for studying space in annual Bunyan lecture - How scientists are bringing our galaxy's supermassive black hole and its environs into focus with laser guide star adaptive optics....
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Tanner Lectures explore ancient philosophies as ways of life - You don't have to be a philosopher to contemplate the nature of the universe, the nature of the self, and the meaning of life....
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Stanford, Columbia get a joint $30 million gift for media innovation - Longtime Cosmopolitan editor Helen Gurley Brown has given Stanford's School of Engineering and Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism $30 million to establish the David and Helen Gurley Brown Institute for Media Innovation....
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Give undergraduates the 'gift' of adaptive learning, committee tells senate - Developing the capacity for integrative knowledge is one of the "most crucial gifts" Stanford University can give undergraduates, James T. Campbell, co-chair of a university committee on undergraduate education, told the Faculty Senate yesterday....
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The feminist struggle continues, Gloria Steinem says, encouraging a Stanford audience toward 'one new subversive thing' - The co-founder of Ms. magazine celebrates the 40th anniversary of the pioneering publication....
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Four decades - and counting - of feminist journalism - At a Stanford panel discussion, editors, activists and bloggers come together to salute Ms. magazine and consider the future....
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Faculty Senate to hear report on reimagining undergraduate education - The Study of Undergraduate Education at Stanford University says students need "breathing space" to engage with issues of substance in a deep and sustained way, something not always possible in today's frenetic, multitasking world. The eagerly anticipated report will be presented today to the Faculty Senate....
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Historian Lyman Van Slyke awarded Lyman Award from alumni association - An annual service award named for former Stanford President Richard Lyman this year goes to a Chinese historian whose leadership of 35 alumni travel/study trips totals more than a year....
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Stanford scholars reflect on Arab Spring - A year after the Egyptian uprising, five scholars talk about democracy in the Middle East, how lives have changed in the Arab world, and what the United States has learned from the Arab Spring....
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