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Stanford University: Faculty Ghetto
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One of the benefits of being a Stanford faculty member is the "Faculty Ghetto," where faculty members can live within walking or biking distance of campus. Similar to a condominium, the houses can be bought and sold but the land under the houses is rented. The Faculty Ghetto is composed of land owned entirely by Stanford. A faculty member cannot buy a lot, but he or she can buy a house, renting the underlying land on a 99-year lease. The cost of owning a house in Silicon Valley remains high... and the average price of single family homes on campus is actually higher than in Palo Alto. The rapid capital gains of Silicon Valley landowners are enjoyed by Stanford, although Stanford, by the terms of its founding cannot sell the land.
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No services can be activated until your SUNet ID is sponsored by Stanford faculty or staff. Contact your departmental administrator to request sponsorship. The service level selected by the sponsor will be activated within 4-6 hours of sponsorship (if sponsorship begins immediately), or at midnight on a future date specified by the sponsor. If your SUNet ID is not sponsored within 2 weeks after you create it, the SUNet ID will be cancelled.
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Stanford Technology Ventures Program (STVP) is proud to host four annual conferences for entrepreneurship educators. These conferences are called Roundtables on Entrepreneurship Education (REE). They are designed to stimulate communication and collaboration between business, science, and engineering faculty who teach high-technology entrepreneurship in universities around the world.
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"From its earliest days, Stanford has sought to serve the public by sharing the knowledge generated by our faculty and students," said Stanford Provost John Etchemendy. "Our partnership with Apple and iTunes U provides a
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The eight-building, 340,000-square-foot complex will be called the Knight Management Center, Stanford said in a statement. Knight's gift will finance $100 million of the project's $275 million cost. The campus will include a 450-seat auditorium, classrooms, study rooms, dining areas and offices. About $5 million of Knight's gift will be used for faculty endowments.
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