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Thursday, Feb. 2, 2012
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In a new book, Philip Taubman of the Center for International Security and Cooperation explores the alliance of five men—three from Stanford—who helped build America's nuclear arsenal and now want to dismantle it.
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Now in its eighth year, Stanford's Pan-Asian Music Festival has established itself as one of the most important Asian music festivals in the United States. It begins Friday.
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Researchers have scanned the brains of kids
watching funny videos to see which brain regions are active
as their sense of humor develops. The researchers hope to better understand how
positive emotions affect a child's
well-being.
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CCSRE Graduate Fellowships: The Center for Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity is accepting nominations and applications for graduate fellowships for the 2012-13 academic year. The fellowships provide support to new and advanced graduate students interested in teaching and/or completing their dissertation. Visit the CCSRE website.
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Engineering annual report: The School of Engineering has published its annual report for 2010-11. Check it out at the annual report website.
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Highly respected urologic surgeon and Stanford graduate joins the university as chair of the DEPARTMENT OF UROLOGY . . .
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