Stanford headlines for the week of February 23, 2005

2.18.05 Old Union to revert back to its original use as a student center
2.22.05 Trust in yourself, don't dwell on negatives, Lythcott-Haims says
2.23.05 Chinese art exhibit is highly political
2.23.05 Researchers link use of Internet, social isolation
2.23.05 Whale scientist Palumbi transforms controversy into conservation
2.23.05 'Quantum Diaries' reveal the secret lives of modern physicists
2.23.05 Chip Blacker reveals why he can’t say no to Sophomore College
2.23.05 Pressure for good grades often leads to high stress, cheating, professors say
2.23.05 A modern take on The Scarlet Letter
2.23.05 Marine ecologist Lubchenco to discuss the 'new ocean ethic' in Feb. 28 lecture
2.23.05 Nominations sought for Gores, Dinkelspiel, Cuthbertson awards
2.23.05 In Print and On the Air
2.23.05 Public forum to explore ways of boosting Western states' influence in politics, culture
2.23.05 Pioneering heart operation tries to save tiny newborn
2.23.05 Young blood helps to heal aging muscles
2.23.05 Students hold tsunami fundraiser
2.23.05 Pathology chair to give talk
2.23.05 Global gathering of top scientists includes three medical school presentations
2.23.05 5 Questions: Albers on stroke treatment
2.23.05 Fuller, Hanley named to endowed professorships
2.23.05 Media monitor
2.23.05 Medical center people
2.23.05 At 30th annual Geothermal Workshop, experts say the industry is gaining steam
2.23.05 Graduate student survey shows satisfaction, concerns with academic experience
2.23.05 Charles Yanofsky to receive the National Medal of Science at White House ceremony March 14
2.23.05 Bay Area newspapers more sensationalistic, analysis shows
2.23.05 Faculty Senate minutes - February 17, 2005 meeting
2.23.05 Memorial Resolution: David Maurice
2.23.05 Housing
2.23.05 Internal Audit offers training for managers
2.23.05 TechPort classes explained
2.23.05 Ph.D. Orals
2.23.05 Cardinal Chronicle / weekly campus column