Professor Shelley Fisher Fishkin discusses her new book in a Q&A
session.

A discussion about works including English professor Shelley
Fisher
Fishkin's The Mark Twain Anthology: Great Writers on His
Life and Works.

Stanford anthropologist Arthur Wolf comments on a cemetery
excavated in a
desert north of Tibet.

French professor Dan Edelstein argues that a few new liberal arts programs benefit students by challenging them "to be persuasive citizens and scholars."

Perry talks about his procrastination research in a story about the benefits of wasting time.

Acclaimed composer Eve Beglarian to perform at Stanford.

Stanford choreographer presents "Chocolate Heads Meets
Beatflippers",
a mixture of 10 different dance styles from around the world.

Associate Professor Michele Elam on the Census and mixed race
issues.

Elaine Buckholtz (MFA 2006), an instructor at the Center for
Computer
Research into Music and Acoustics, is part of the "Urban
Unseen"
show in San Francisco.

Cantor Art Center's new show, "Tracing the Past,
Drawing the
Future" highlights four master Chinese ink-brush painters.

History professor Barton Bernstein speaks to the factuality of a
new book
on Hiroshima.