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Courtesy Ephraim Engleman

The Last of a Class

hey were an extraordinary group in an extraordinary time. So many are gone. But the Class of '33 isn't quite ready for an epitaph.

Photo: Joel Simon

Finely Tuned

ailed for its acoustics, Bing Concert Hall is also seen as an instrument for changing Stanford's profile in the arts.

Photo: Casey Kelbaugh

Popcorn and Profundity

ew Yorker film critic David Denby, MA '69, author of Do the Movies Have a Future?, hopes fantasy doesn't crowd humanity out of film.

The life and times of Ephraim Engleman
The sights and sounds of Bing
"We are on the cusp, the vortex of change"

What a Lovely Thing a Rose Is: Riding on Rose Bowl adrenaline, STANFORD editor Kevin Cool sums up what it was like in the stands that day in Pasadena.

Postscript: The Sopranos creater David Chase releases his first feature film; the implications of drone programs; and more news from past story subjects.

Meet the Parents: What moms and dads go through on the football field sidelines.

The Rose Bowl game was a win for the fans, too.

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Sound Advice for a Green Earth
Advanced students from the environmental sciences, engineering and journalism answer your sustainability questions. Explore recent questions and answers here.

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