Stanford headlines for the week of February 22, 2006

2.15.06 Stanford Board of Trustees sets tuition for 2006-07
2.16.06 Noted cognitive scientist asserts that analogy is (almost) the whole enchilada
2.17.06 Three new trustees elected to board
2.21.06 World faces challenge as life expectancies lengthen, scientist says
2.21.06 Good computer interfaces respect the real world, Klemmer says
2.22.06 Listen to a whistler
2.22.06 New study links reading, social skills in children
2.22.06 Unearthing explanations for New Madrid temblors
2.22.06 Memorial service for engineer Shaw scheduled for March 4
2.22.06 Honors & Awards
2.22.06 Devlin: Math truth no longer a '100 percent pure product'
2.22.06 Board of Trustees sets tuition rates
2.22.06 Nominations for Dinkelspiel, Cuthbertson, Gores sought
2.22.06 In Print and On the Air
2.22.06 New online elections for Academic Council
2.22.06 Parents' Weekend anticipates 3,000 family members
2.22.06 Nominations sought for Cox Medal for Faculty Excellence in Undergraduate Research
2.22.06 Slavery historian to give Tanner Lecture
2.22.06 Dunbar Centennial Conference aims to focus scholarly attention on noted author
2.22.06 Feb. 23 Faculty Senate meeting is canceled
2.22.06 Innovation Journalism Fellows placed in U.S. newsrooms
2.22.06 Marine scientists look to the Bahamas as a model for coral reef conservation
2.22.06 Bias in faculty hiring
2.22.06 Statins, beta-blockers lessen heart attack risk
2.22.06 Best anthrax treatment: rapid diagnosis, antibiotics
2.22.06 WHI study questions calcium's benefits
2.22.06 Stem cells on trial: Fate of Stanford’s new stem cell lines in limbo as lawsuit delays funds
2.22.06 Stem cells on trial: 5 questions for Hank Greely on the Prop. 71 lawsuit
2.22.06 AAAS: 5 questions for Judy Illes on the future of neuroethics
2.22.06 AAAS: Ethics consultations help researchers do the right thing
2.22.06 Media Monitor
2.22.06 Housing
2.22.06 Cardinal Chronicle