Well, we all complained about how hard it was to find Life Magazine on Google Books. The cries have been heard and Google has created a browse site that allows you to look at all the magazine titles and runs in Google Books.
You can also get a full list by going to Advanced Search, clicking the Magazines radio button (don't put anything in any search box, and leave All Books checked); then hit Google Search. Again, you can switch between List View and Cover View (links in the top right of results page).

The story and the links are on the Google Books blog.

Come learn about comprehensive searching of multiple databases in related disciplines to uncover articles, books and reports critical to your research. The workshop will cover earch examples using ISI Web of Science and the new Stanford Libraries’ Cross Search tool. E-mail alerts for subject, titles, and authors will also be covered.

See the Engineering Libraries' site for more information about these October workshops.

From the Stanford Report:

The Stanford scholar who wrote a controversial biography of James Joyce's daughter has settled her claims for attorneys' fees against the Joyce Estate for $240,000. The settlement successfully ends a tangled saga that has continued for two decades.

See also:

• Stanford Center for Internet and Society's Fair Use Project
• Supplemental material to Lucia Joyce: To Dance in the Wake