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Stanford students pitch startup ideas in Hillel contest for $30K prize

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By Dan Pine
| J. The Jewish News of Northern California
Stanford University junior Jessica Korobkin set out to give her fellow students a chance to practice tikkun olam, the Jewish concept of repairing the world. What she got back were dozens of ingenious proposals reflecting Silicon Valley's innovation ethos - everything from making bricks out of fungi to reducing the carbon footprint of oyster farms.
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Cal valedictorian: ‘Nervousness shows that we care’

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By Dan Pine
| J. The Jewish News of Northern California
Asher Cohen will head to Yale University this fall to attend its prestigious medical school. The newly minted Cal graduate and future physician is excited about this next chapter of his life but acknowledges he's a bit nervous. "I'm a math major at Berkeley," he told J. a few days before graduating, "so I know very little about the human body." Odds are he will master the medical reference Gray's Anatomy in short order. Cohen is just 20 but has already accomplished so much.
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Mobile museum teaches local teens how hate takes root

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By Dan Pine
| J. The Jewish News of Northern California
The students in Piedmont High School's sophomore acting class had never heard the word "putsch." But they were about to find out what it means. Their class on Tuesday took place inside a bus that doubles as one of four Mobile Museums of Tolerance (MMOT). Parked near Piedmont City Hall for the week, it was outfitted to seat 30, movie theater-style, with three screens projecting films and photos that brought history to life.
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