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Susan Rice Lincoln is a dynamic communications and social media specialist with unparalleled international experience. Susan truly stands apart from the crowd with straightforward, proprietary methodologies she has designed to help companies deal with the opportunities and challenges of the new Social Web.

An American who has lived in France for 20 years, Susan has worked with company giants like Ericsson, Nike and LEGO. Before launching her own company in 1994, Susan was BBDO Europe’s Communications Director in charge of 25 countries and $3 billion of business.

A blog dedicated to the design, development, sales, regulation and litigation surrounding medical devices. Also touches on issues related to intellectual property protection, investor and stockholder issues as they relate to medical device companies,medicine, healthcare biotechnology and bioengineering companies. Also touches on general issues surrounding basic sciences in these fields.

Detailing the adventures of the Tech Desk Consultants who proudly work on the 2nd Floor of Meyer Library (the library without books) at Stanford University. Computer troubleshooting tips, multimedia tutorials, and general Meyer news. Check it out!

My blog focuses on giving you information (not advice), and then let you make the decision. I will not give you recipes like "10 reasons to open a Roth IRA". I instead will teach you important techniques and theory, economic principles, financial tools, and frameworks for decision making so you can come up with the best decision.

In short, I give you the facts, and let you mind your decisions.

The inside scoop on Minted artists and the stationery they design. By alumna Melissa Kim.

I am Mohammed Saad Bhamla, a Ph.D. student in the Department of Chemical Engineering. Before joining Stanford, i was at the Indian Institute of Technology Madras, where i graduated in 2010, with a B.Tech in Chemical Engineering. This is a blog highlighting my experiences at Stanford.

Muni Moments shares the magic of San Francisco’s public transportation. Alumna Katherine Roubos seeks to honor the ordinary imperfectness of people by sharing stories as she hears and sees them.

A writer discovers that her roots in journalism run deep. I have created this blog to preserve my father’s legacy as a newspaper man and most of all to explore the history that is so much a part of me.

Elaine C. Ray

Follow the career of a "D-list" member of the literati as she freelances for "The New Yorker," appears on obscure literary panels, lectures part-time at Stanford, and struggles to get paid by "n+1" magazine.

"One of the great but often unmentioned causes of both happiness and misery is the quality of our environment: the kinds of walls, chairs, buildings and streets that surround us." — Alain de Botton, The Architecture of Happiness. Blog by alumna Laura Surma.