Performers explore the theme 'Memory Forward'
through sound,
video, sculpture

The New York Times, April 28, 2010

Consulting professor of English and artist-in-residence at the
Clayman
Institute for Gender Research Valerie Miner writes a book review on
Maggie O'Farrell's fifth book.

Stanford historian David Kennedy addresses the one question he
receives
more than any other: Are we living through another Great Depression?

Creative collaboration between trumpeter-composer Dave Douglas and
experimental filmmaker Bill Morrison re-imagines a story with "a
great sense of longing for what we can't have –
and perhaps
for what we've already screwed up."

Stanford grad Vienna Teng will be balancing her full-time career
as a
singer-songwriter with the pursuit of a master's degree.

Stanford alum Scott Turow shares his literary creations and
explains the
US legal system in China.

Professor of international history David Holloway discusses a new
arms
reduction treaty between the United States and Russia.

Stanford Professor Dan Edelstein discusses the value of the humanities for teaching and innovation.

The Stanford chapter of Asha for Education puts on the festival of
"Holi"
to celebrate spring and raise money for India.

Thitinan Pongsudhirak, visiting scholar at the Stanford Humanities
Center, discusses the demonstrations in Thailand.