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| Noli Irritare Leones | Africa, culture, medical, news, politics, religion |
Blogging about religion, politics, African news, medical news, cultural trends, sexuality (not in an NC-17 way), movies, and whatever else strikes my fancy. By alumna Lynn Gazis-Sax. |
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| N'Gai Croal's blog on EDGE | games, gaming, technology |
Former Newsweek editor N'Gai Croal's blog about the global gaming industry. |
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| My Urban Revolution | culture, design, environment, music, san francisco, social, sustainability, urban |
"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. |
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| My Life and Thoughts | literature, Russia, The Possessed, Turkey, writing |
Novelist, English professor, and Russian literature obsessed Elif Batuman's thoughts on writing and life. |
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| My Journey to a Stanford MBA and consulting career | business, Business School, career, consulting, MBA |
Learn from the experiences and insights of a top-tier strategy consultant and recent MBA graduate of the Stanford Graduate School of Business. By alumnus Marquis Parker. |
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| Musings on Peace | conflict resolution, education, environment, inspiration, international, mediation, non-violence, peace, personal |
Musings on the ways in which peace is connected to many aspects of our lives, on how peace can be possible, and the things that inspire and give hope for peace. |
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| Muni Moments | Muni, public transportation, san francisco |
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. |
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| Moving Newark Forward | Cory Booker, mayor, Newark, politics |
Blog by Newark Mayor Cory Booker |
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| Modern Beet | cooking, farming, food, food politics, recipes, thoughtful eating, vegetables |
Modern Beet is about Thoughtful Eating--knowing where your food comes from, how and by whom it is grown, how it affects your body, and the politics that might affect it. Every entry features a recipe that highlights a topic discussed in the post, and all recipes have an emphasis on locally grown and seasonal foods. |
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| Minted | e-commerce, family, holidays, internet, retail, wedding |
The inside scoop on Minted artists and the stationery they design. By alumna Melissa Kim. |
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| Miner Updates | Augusta, Carolina, dogs, Georgia, people, travel |
News from Steve and Lisa, now in Augusta |
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| Mind Your Decisions Blog | game theory, money, personal finance |
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. |
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| MeiMei Fox Blog | diet, exercise, fitness, health, life coaching, psychology, Spirituality, wellness, yoga | More | |
| Medical Devices, Biotechnology, Bioengineering and the like... | alternative medicine, bioengineering, biotechnology, clinical regulation, healthcare, medical devices, medicine, regulatory agencies, surgery |
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. |
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| MBA experience through Stanford | bottom of the pyramid (BOP), business, gsb, innovation, international development, technology |
MBA Experience through Stanford Class of 2007 and beyond. By alumnus Mbwana Alliy. |
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| Master the New Net | communications, international, new media, social media, Susan Rice Lincoln |
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. |
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| Marketing In-security | B2B, B2C, IT security, marketing |
This blog is built to talk about trends in the marketing of and the market for IT Security products. What works, what doesn't and why should buyers care. |
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| Life as a feast | baking, cooking, gastronomy |
A recent Stanford graduate, currently working in a Stanford Medical School lab, chronicles her adventures in the world of gastronomy - cooking, baking, eating out, and generally enjoying food. |
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| LibraryLaw Blog | copyright, First Amendment, libraries, privacy |
Issues concerning libraries and the law - with latitude to discuss any other interesting issues Note: Not legal advice - just a dangerous mix of thoughts and information. Brought to you by Mary Minow, J.D., A.M.L.S. [California, U.S.] |
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| LawPundit | information technology, IP, law, lifestyle, media, politics, sports |
LawPundit (Law Pundit) is primarily a legal weblog (law blog, blawg, online journal) about law, information technology, intellectual property, new media, jurisprudence, politics and current events, sports and competition, telecommunications, travel, the history of civilization, cyberspace, cyberlaw and lifestyle. |
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