This PhD glut, while not entirely new, is attracting greater attention as it becomes more severe. What is new, explains contributing writer Joan O'C. Hamilton, '83, are some proposed solutions to the problem. History professor Jim Sheehan would have turned to business or government if he couldn't land a teaching job. Streiber on the set with some top Stanford coaches. It started with a simple request.
Cover image is probably a portrait of an athlete or two.
Ninety seconds later, the phone rang. I've got a better idea. Indeed he did. As Art Streiber, '84, described his vision for presenting the 10 ways Stanford rules college athletics , we knew we were in good hands. We were, in fact, in the hands of the same photographer who persuaded Vanity Fair to rent a crop duster so he could re-create the most famous scene in Hitchcock's North by Northwest for a photo of its writer, Ernest Lehman.