Stanford headlines for the week of February 28, 2007

2.23.07 Enter 'Junior': Stanford team's next-generation robot joins DARPA Challenge
2.26.07 Student-organized conference seeks to air new perspectives on clean energy
2.28.07 Scientists elucidate the origin of the darkest galaxies in the universe
2.28.07 $33 million Lokey donation will help fund stem cell building
2.28.07 Parents visit kids, go back to school over two-day event
2.28.07 Presidential Fund awards $1 million in second round of grants
2.28.07 Philip Zimbardo to deliver final Stanford lecture on March 7
2.28.07 Panel to explore how entrepreneurs can address global issues
2.28.07 Three students, one alumna receive prestigious Gates Cambridge Scholarships
2.28.07 Extracurricular writing 'extraordinarily important' to undergraduates, study finds
2.28.07 March 26 deadline for submitting Wallenberg grant proposals
2.28.07 Registration now open for spring Continuing Studies courses
2.28.07 Strong fundraising supports university's ambitious initiatives
2.28.07 Behind the News
2.28.07 Scrutinize retirement funds, senate urges
2.28.07 Behaviorial sciences center hosts talks
2.28.07 Sally Benson named executive director of Global Climate and Energy Project
2.28.07 Anatomy professor Lawrence Mathers dies at 62
2.28.07 Drug improves learning in Down syndrome mice
2.28.07 Abrams honored for work to prevent nuclear war
2.28.07 Students lend hand at Oakland health forum
2.28.07 Study shows garlic fails to lower 'bad' cholesterol levels
2.28.07 Media monitor
2.28.07 Medical student is the visionary behind a global effort to conquer blindness
2.28.07 Code green: Stanford Medicine probes health effects of environmental crisis
2.28.07 Medical center people
2.28.07 Faculty Senate minutes - February 22, 2007 meeting
2.28.07 Memorial Resolution: Keith Mann
2.28.07 Ph.D. Orals
2.28.07 Housing
2.28.07 New York Times correspondent to speak on Iraq war's 'fronts'
2.28.07 WorkLife Office urges women to make time for talk on Tuesday
2.28.07 Cardinal Chronicle
2.28.07 Freeze frame