Stanford headlines for the week of November 17, 2004

11.11.04 Libraries acquire extensive collection of poet and writer Andrei Voznesensky
11.12.04 Trust within schools paves way to reforms, education expert says
11.15.04 Awards given for orientation materials
11.16.04 Answers to common questions about health-care choices
11.17.04 After new initiatives, improvements seen in undergraduate advising
11.17.04 Exhibit explores the art, science of a Victorian-era disease
11.17.04 Pollsters dissect Bush election win
11.17.04 Community members express concerns about housing project
11.17.04 Area schools examine ways to counter high academic stress among teenagers
11.17.04 University Press reverses fiscal slide
11.17.04 Many heads better than one, Gregg says
11.17.04 In Print and On the Air
11.17.04 Faculty Senate minutes - November 11, 2004 meeting
11.17.04 Memorial Resolution: Morton Mitchner
11.17.04 Cantor Center invites faculty to discuss works of art in its collection
11.17.04 Packard starts offering surgery to reverse teen obesity
11.17.04 Geneticist to give McCormick Lecture
11.17.04 Cell linked to allergies may not be all bad
11.17.04 Faculty senate meets this evening
11.17.04 Doctors learn by playing with dolls
11.17.04 Genomics is focus of new initiative
11.17.04 Vaccine prevents severe allergic reactions to nuts, milk and wheat in dogs
11.17.04 Media monitor
11.17.04 Medical center people
11.17.04 Study seeks volunteers who are allergic to nuts
11.17.04 5 Questions: Ettinger on women's sexual health
11.17.04 Medical school begins preparing for major review
11.17.04 Volunteers needed
11.17.04 Hennessy announces eight new Bass University Fellows
11.17.04 NEWSSTAND: Stanford Business
11.17.04 Thirteen faculty members selected as 2004-05 Terman Fellows
11.17.04 Housing
11.17.04 Ph.D. Orals
11.17.04 Cardinal Chronicle / weekly campus column
11.17.04 Drill dealing with outbreak of norovirus tests nerves, logistics
11.17.04 Central Human Resources offices all to be housed in Serra Street building