Use Stanford-specific language in the LMS emails, and direct
recipients to @class.stanford.edu email addresses.

I'm unsure if this email is actually the one that's sent out, since
it's using the old Django templates and weird internationalization,
but we'll clean it up anyway.

Adjust the logo and the wording to match with the rest of the site.

In the bad activation notification page, use the appropriate
class.stanford.edu email.

Adjust language and set email to the appropriate email (bugs@ or
techsupport@class.stanford.edu)

Have the course about page's social links point to Stanford accounts.
Also make sure that we link to our own Google Analytics file and
that we don't accidentally link to a university profile (which
doesn't exist).

This is an unused view (I think) ever since the Drupal change, but
ensure that it's Stanfordized anyway.

This is nearly a dup of the styling we do for the main index.html
template, but it's a different view since the user is logged in to
the site.

We don't use the FAQ/Help link embedded in the name/logout drop-
down in the navigation bar, so remove it.

On the registration page, the bottom TOS and Honor Code links now
point to the proper links (/tos and /tos#honor, respectively).

Stanford uses the ABOUT, TOS, ROOT, and COURSES links, but none of
the others.

Remove unneeded details from the main dashboard page.

Change it to "Stanford Online"

Release 2013-05-29, with Hotfix 2013-05-30 back into master

Put back in the blocks for Advanced Settings.

Add some testing to calc.py prior to changes

Remove secrets from master

Put the advanced settings notifications back in

Remove secrets from master

applying same hack from rc to master until real fix is ready

Rc/2013 05 29, merging into release after adding release-2013-05-29 tag

Fix XML Error Module so that it no longer shows the data to non-staff.

add the new category which can act as a category

update POST-back URL to the new one - post Drupal

Removed Symbolset font files