Image courtesy of the Science Museum Blog. In the first four decades of the twentieth century, Ruth Belville—alongside her modest pocket-watch—sold time as part of
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David Pogue (YC ’85) is not your average CBS Sunday Morning science and technology correspondent. He’s written or co-written more than 120 books, given five
Art by Ryan Bose Roy. Shara Yurkiewicz (left) with Stanford co-resident (right) on a hike at El Diablo State Park. Photo courtesy of Shara Yurkiewicz.