Stanford headlines for the week of February 2, 2005

1.27.05 2005 Wolf Prize given to chemist Richard N. Zare
1.28.05 Donald Baganoff, professor in School of Engineering, dead at 72
1.31.05 Husband-wife biologists consider population, sustainability
2.01.05 Two dorm intrusions reported over weekend; one arrest made
2.02.05 How urban high schoolers got math
2.02.05 Hard Times on campus
2.02.05 Sekou Sundiata brings story of illness, recovery to stage
2.02.05 Honors & Awards
2.02.05 Open debate missing from decision to convert Roble Gym to academic use
2.02.05 Fellowship created to honor Ferziger
2.02.05 Former White House communications chief to head public affairs for university
2.02.05 President's family pledges $5,000 to match contributions from students
2.02.05 Korea Foundation pledges $2 million to endowed chair
2.02.05 Stephen Krasner of SIIS to work for Rice in State Department post
2.02.05 Faculty encouraged to seek research grants for students
2.02.05 'State of the Black Community' to be addressed at forum
2.02.05 Endowed chairs now detailed on website
2.02.05 In Print and On the Air
2.02.05 Panel to examine gender and science
2.02.05 Dubious 'Mozart Effect' remains music to many Americans' ears
2.02.05 Deans' Award votes due Feb. 25
2.02.05 Stanford Daily editor chosen as 2005 Daniel Pearl Memorial Journalism Intern
2.02.05 Deadline for Saroyan prize extended
2.02.05 Birds, butterflies and bacteria: The same law of biology appears to apply to all
2.02.05 Guidelines for kids’ heart treatment
2.02.05 Wear red to help fight heart disease
2.02.05 Performance puts diversity center stage at retreat
2.02.05 Molecular detectives being developed to prowl the body snooping out diseases
2.02.05 Planning begins to pursue grants from Proposition 71 stem cell research funds
2.02.05 New strategic center will advance research on medical informatics
2.02.05 Media monitor
2.02.05 Medical center people
2.02.05 Housing
2.02.05 Ph.D. Orals
2.02.05 Senate will consider revisions to general education criteria
2.02.05 Cardinal Chronicle / weekly campus column
2.02.05 26 student groups awarded $1,000 grants for Community Day