[2006alum]

Yes, sleep in heavenly peace. While Sleep & Dreams was not the most rigorous class I took at Stanford, it was easily the most memorable: for extra credit, my friends and I engaged in a "sleep protest" at the corner of Embarcadero and El Camino outside Town & Country, where we waved signs telling drivers to get more sleep and not drive drowsy. And I can't remember what was involved, but there was a way to win the opportunity to get a ride in his golf cart on the way to class, and I fondly recall that on my winning ride Dr. Dement told me his three-minute version of how to lead a good life. 

Other than Intro to Wine Tasting at French House, his was also easily the most useful "life lessons" course I took at Stanford, too. What a good guy.

[2006alum]

Yes, sleep in heavenly peace. While Sleep & Dreams was not the most rigorous class I took at Stanford, it was easily the most memorable: for extra credit, my friends and I engaged in a "sleep protest" at the corner of Embarcadero and El Camino outside Town & Country, where we waved signs telling drivers to get more sleep and not drive drowsy. And I can't remember what was involved, but there was a way to win the opportunity to get a ride in his golf cart on the way to class, and I fondly recall that on my winning ride Dr. Dement told me his three-minute version of how to lead a good life. 

Other than Intro to Wine Tasting at French House, his was also easily the most useful "life lessons" course I took at Stanford, too. What a good guy.