Stanford headlines for the week of November 15, 2006

11.09.06 Hoover Institution is awarded the National Humanities Medal
11.10.06 Can we know the audience from the dance?
11.13.06 Integrating work and family matters to Dean Pamela Matson
11.15.06 Many views of the environment expressed at conference
11.15.06 Scholars learn to communicate plainly the science of climate change
11.15.06 Honors & Awards
11.15.06 Failure is essential to generating new ideas, Premji says
11.15.06 Researchers study how technology shapes the ways in which students learn
11.15.06 X-ray laser pulse captures image of nanoscale object
11.15.06 Ongoing crisis in academic-journal pricing is the focus of recent colloquium
11.15.06 Ludwig Fund gives $20 million for cancer research
11.15.06 To slow AIDS in Russia, treat HIV-infected drug addicts
11.15.06 Nov. 28 panel, film on children's health in Africa
11.15.06 Musen honored for open-source software
11.15.06 Medical faculty senate to meet this evening
11.15.06 Barking up the right tree? Study to evaluate pine extracts
11.15.06 Cox named interim chair of pediatrics as effort to hire new chief delayed
11.15.06 Nobel laureate to give lecture on olfactory system
11.15.06 Medical center people
11.15.06 Herzenberg accepts Kyoto Prize
11.15.06 At annual staff dinner, dean presents two stellar employees with Spirit Award
11.15.06 'Big Game' blood drive kicks off
11.15.06 Tickets on sale now for bloodmobile fundraiser
11.15.06 Mahood, Horowitz are helping to lead graduate education
11.15.06 Book says differences in corporate cultures can make business mergers difficult
11.15.06 'Red Queen' of competition improves organizations
11.15.06 Faculty Senate minutes - November 9, 2006 meeting
11.15.06 Ph.D. Orals
11.15.06 Staff who manage property encouraged to attend event
11.15.06 Housing
11.15.06 Campus-wide winter shutdown scheduled to begin Dec. 20
11.15.06 Cardinal Chronicle
11.15.06 Laboratory designer given O’Neill Award for exceptional work
11.15.06 Munill makes sure books all over the world are within reach