Subject: Stanford

• Slap Shots

  February 7, 1996

• In Sickness and in Wealth

  May 1, 1996

• Going for Gold

  August 27, 2008

• Dar Ling

  May 14, 2008

• Repertory Film Listings

  December 20, 2006

• Cardinal Sin

  February 8, 2006

• Repertory Film Listings

  December 21, 2005

• Reps Etc.

  December 22, 2004

• Best Collapse

  Six-Way Tie

  May 19, 2004

• Beaming in on The Cure

  A new type of radiation therapy, developed by a Bay Area company, shows astonishing promise in fighting cancer

  April 28, 2004

• Holiday Humiliation

  December 31, 2003

• Reps Etc.

  December 24, 2003

• Reps Etc.

  September 3, 2003

• Reps Etc.

  August 27, 2003

• Reps Etc.

  August 6, 2003

• Of Love and Natalise

  She dreams of being the next Janet Jackson, but she's just a Stanford grad who sings syrupy pop, looks absolutely fab, and makes local teens swoon.

  Which, come to think of it, may be enough, for everyone involved.

  July 9, 2003

• Reps Etc.

  June 25, 2003

• Reps Etc.

  June 18, 2003

• Reps Etc.

  May 28, 2003

• Reps Etc.

  March 19, 2003

• Paris Is Burning

  May 22, 2002

• Dying to Know

  As a young doctor's tragic fate makes clear, a lack of information about hepatitis B has put many Asian-American lives at risk

  May 1, 2002

• Stalag 17

  January 9, 2002

• Reps Etc.

  Film Reps List for 12-19-2001

  December 19, 2001

• Some People Have All the Luck

  And then there's developer Michael Strausz

  August 29, 2001

• The Making of Stephen Elliott

  How a product of Chicago's group homes became a local literary cause célèbre

  August 8, 2001

• Saving Togo

  May 16, 2001

• Hal?

  April 12, 2000

• Genes Without Frontiers

  The so-called gene chip could revolutionize the way we treat cancer patients. That is, if biotech firms don't keep it out of doctors' hands.

  February 9, 2000

• Dirty Laundry

  September 8, 1999

• Inside the Big Floop

  August 11, 1999

• Cothran

  June 9, 1999

• Military Might

  Stanford activists in fight against laws forcing campuses to accept recruiters

  May 26, 1999

• Coming Clean

  Environmental group targets Stanford investment muscle

  April 7, 1999

• M

  As they explore M-theory, will Bay Area physicists earn the eternal glory sure to reward the inventors of the Theory of Everything?

  February 10, 1999

• Snatching Saroyan

  February 11, 1998

• Let's Make Appeal

  UCSF-Stanford merger challenged directly in appellate court

  November 12, 1997

• Daring Daylght Merger

  September 17, 1997

• Giving Away the Hospital

  University of California regents are set to vote next week on finalizing a merger of the UCSF Medical Center with Stanford University's health service. Supporters claim the merger -- a transfer of $380 million in public assets to the private sector -- is

  September 10, 1997

• The Merger's Tangled Web

  September 10, 1997

• Second Time Around

  August 20, 1997

• Night+Day

  April 2, 1997

• Letters

  March 26, 1997

• Mulch

  February 19, 1997

• Captains of Medicine

  January 29, 1997

• Pinstriped Medicine

  How the UCSF-Stanford hospital merger foreshadows the new -- and sometimes frightening -- world of health care

  January 29, 1997

• Riffing on a Pan-Med Theme

  December 27, 1995

• Slap Shots

  May 31, 1995

• Event Horizon

  July 8, 2009

• Handful of Local, Familiar Names on United Football League Rosters

  Aaaah! My eyes! They burn! ​It was Billy Crystal's Fernando Lamas character who made a catchphrase out of "It is better to look good than to feel good. (of course you remember this character! He's the "You look mah-velous" guy.). Along similar lines, former Mexican National Team goalkeeper Jorge Campos -- who looked like this -- said "if you look good, you feel good. If you feel good, you play good." So, what to do when, at the starting point, you look bad? Because, sorry, the United Football

  September 17, 2009