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Woman, 100, credits stock trading, poker playing for long life: 'It keeps me going' - Vimarsana News

Woman, 100, credits stock trading, poker playing for long life: 'It keeps me going'

At 100, Shirley Bernstein says trading stocks online keeps her going. She also loves to gamble and play poker. The centenarian shares her longevity tips.

Source: yahoo.com
Provost announces $8.9 billion annual budget for next year - Vimarsana News

Provost announces $8.9 billion annual budget for next year

Provost Drell outlined the annual budget at the Faculty Senate meeting, which also established a permanent committee on the Stanford University Press.

Opinion | Stanford must confront antisemitism - Vimarsana News

Opinion | Stanford must confront antisemitism

In response to recent acts of antisemitic vandalism, a group of Stanford faculty calls on the University “to foster a campus climate where all students feel welcome and included, free from bigotry, intimidation and harassment.”

Allegations against Stanford president corroborated to board - Vimarsana News

Allegations against Stanford president corroborated to board

An email contained additional allegations about Marc Tessier-Lavigne’s Alzheimer’s research and the 2011 internal review that former colleagues allege uncovered falsification.

"I, too, am America": Carol Anderson's journey to become a documentary filmmaker - Vimarsana News

"I, too, am America": Carol Anderson's journey to become a documentary filmmaker

Long recognized for articles and books chronicling the grip of race on the past and present, Carol Anderson explored documentary form with “I, Too,” which examines what’s at stake for American democracy.

Source: emory.edu