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April, 2008

Laptop concert linking Stanford and Beijing signals world has changed
April 30, 2008
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Stanford unveils laptop orchestra
April 27, 2008
Read the full article (including video) - ABC7 News
The war facing the next president is the struggle to leave Iraq
April 26, 2008

Taipei Times, April 26, 2008

The war facing the next president is the struggle to leave Iraq
The Implications of Lecturature: Crypto-Muslim Texts and Literacy Practices in Sixteenth-Century Iberia
April 24, 2008

Davis Humanities Institute, April 24, 2008

The Implications of Lecturature: Crypto-Muslim Texts and Literacy Practices in Sixteenth-Century Iberia
Taking Her Fate in Her Own Hands: Acclaimed dancer, transsexual, runs first private troupe in China
April 24, 2008
San Jose Mercury News
Stanford Lively Arts Announces 2008-09 Season
April 24, 2008
Read the full article - Stanford Lively Arts
Stanford reading rescues poet who wrote of loss, destitution and abandonment
April 22, 2008
Stanford News Service
Tibet scholars and China: a letter
April 22, 2008

openDemocracy.com, April 22, 2008

Tibet scholars and China: a letter
Drive in: Drive-in movie theaters are making a comeback
April 21, 2008
Listen to Prof. Krawitz on NPR
The Pan-Asian music festival taking place at Stanford
April 19, 2008
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Dig Uncovers Foundation Stones Of Our Civilization
April 19, 2008
Irish Times
Book Review: 'Girls In Trucks' Aspires To Be Lit-Chick-Lit
April 19, 2008
San Francisco Chronicle
Stanford Law Prof Takes on 'Potter': Defends publisher in lawsuit by author of series over planned lexicon
April 18, 2008

San Jose Mercury News, April 18, 2008

Stanford Law Prof Takes on 'Potter': Defends publisher in lawsuit by author of series over planned lexicon
Behind the Mask: Exhibit reveals the tradition and presence behind the mask characters of central Africa
April 18, 2008
Palo Alto Weekly
Stanford Law Prof Takes on ‘Potter’: Defends publisher in lawsuit by author of series over planned lexicon
April 18, 2008
San Jose Mercury News
Seeing China Through Music’s Lens: Stanford music festival spans the centuries, from 7th-century sacred music to Chinese rock star Cui Jian
April 18, 2008
Palo Alto Weekly
Obituary: Lettie Jane Austin Fenderson, 83; Howard English Professor.
September 24, 2021
Washington Post
Farewell to arms (book review of Where Have All the Soldiers Gone?)
April 17, 2008

The American Prospect, April 17, 2008

Farewell to arms (book review of Where Have All the Soldiers Gone?)
Facing Our Past on Facebook: When long-lost 'friends' reach out-it's best just to slam the electronic door, experts advise.
September 24, 2021
Toronto Star
Robots Invade Museum: Exhibit examines lure-and fear-of artificial intelligence.
September 24, 2021
Read the full article - San Jose Mercury News
Affair to remember.
April 16, 2008
Stanford Report
Lecturer, artist Aleta Hayes expresses what matters to her-in music and motion.
April 16, 2008
Stanford Report
Beth Levin named a 2008 fellow by John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation.
April 16, 2008
Stanford Report
The Archimedes Codex Unpeeled By Modern Technological Sleuthing: Deciphering latent script on ancient parchment makes curator Will Noel's job an Indiana Jones-style adventure.
September 24, 2021
Christian Science Monitor
Book Review: Using Life's Mundane Clay to Mold a Fantasy of Life.
April 13, 2008
San Jose Mercury News
Why They Hate China
April 12, 2008

Telos, April 12, 2008

Why They Hate China
A fine new Kolkata novel (Review of Silverfish)
April 12, 2008

The Daily Star, April 12, 2008

A fine new Kolkata novel (Review of Silverfish)
Shaking the Foundations of Archaeology: Did earthquakes trigger the collapse of ancient civilizations?
April 9, 2008
San Francisco Chronicle
History on Tour in Stanford's MacFarland Home.
April 9, 2008
San Francisco Chronicle
MLK Confidant Channels Him in New Book.
April 4, 2008
USA Today
Underbelly of Egypt’s Neoliberal Agenda
April 4, 2008

Middle East Report, April 5, 2008

Underbelly of Egypt’s Neoliberal Agenda
The Other Side of the Mountaintop: Scholars Assess Nation's Progress - And an Icon's Rougher Edges - Four Decades After Assassination
April 4, 2008

Washington Post, April 4, 2008

The Other Side of the Mountaintop: Scholars Assess Nation's Progress-And an Icon's Rougher Edges-Four Decades AfterAssassination
Stanford to Mark 40th Anniversary of Martin Luther King's Death.
April 3, 2008
Palo Alto Online News
The Way We Read Now
April 2, 2008
Stanford Magazine
Stanford Celebrates "China on Stage" with fourth annual Stanford pan-asian music festival
April 1, 2008
San Jose Mercury News

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