Stanford headlines for the week of February 27, 2008

Oprah Winfrey to deliver 2008 Commencement address
Berman proposes agenda for change in the liberal arts
English learners in housing and dining now being taught basic computer skills
Events celebrating life, work of computer science professor scheduled on Friday, Saturday
Stanford physicist leads group in calling for nuclear detectives
Honors & Awards
Bill Gates picks Stanford to launch college tour, software giveaway for students
Trustees take action on plans for buildings, campus center
Senate OKs proposal to allow experimentation with IHUM
Former president of Mexico to give public lecture March 5
Symposium marks opening of new green building
This club allows competitors to be comrades, cautiously
Human family tree drawn by gene sequencing effort
Leibel memorial service to take place March 19
Free hep B test, low-cost vaccination offered in SJ
Media monitor
Vantage Point: Standing tall on a Segway, doc rides into challenge
Symposium to help faculty balancing act
Quick study: Pediatric resident depression associated with medical errors
To save or savor? Overfishing leads to precarious status of Atlantic bluefin tuna
Network for engineering students retooled to turn good ideas into real products
Global Climate and Energy Project celebrates fifth anniversary
Proposals sought for education projects using high technology
Nominations sought for university awards; April 4 is deadline
Nominees sought for medal honoring direction of research
Newsstand
Faculty Senate minutes - February 21, 2008 meeting
Housing
Ph.D. Orals
Alumni-nominated trustees Blum, Boozer, Choo, Simmons to complete terms this week
Zoned flushing of campus water system begins
Comings & Goings
Cardinal Chronicle