Kramer proposes overhaul

Law School dean targets second and third years for changes, suggests
By Niraj Sheth
NEWS| Last month, The New York Times ran an article detailing the “21st century” tune-up Harvard Law School has given its first-year curriculum. But changes brewing at Stanford Law School could soon make Harvard’s publicity-grabbing updates obsolete — and transform American legal education along the way.

Stanford shoots for the moon

By Emma Vaughn
NEWS| If a group of alumni and faculty have their way, the next overseas studies destination for undergraduates could be the moon.

Putnam perplexes the best

By Daisy Chen
NEWS| As midterm season comes and goes, many students are left to contemplate the low scores on their chemistry and biology midterms. But for a small contingent of Stanford, getting just one point out of 120 on a special test this fall will be cause for celebration.

Run targets "silent killer

By Dianna Bai
NEWS| On Nov. 11, Stanford’s Asian Liver Center, where Lin now serves as health and research coordinator, will host the second annual LIVERight run at Sand Hill Fields to raise money and awareness for Hepatitis B, the leading cause of liver cancer.