Stanford headlines for the week of June 18, 2008

6.11.08 Telescope blasts into orbit in search of clues to how universe works
6.15.08 Oprah Winfrey addresses Stanford Class of 2008
6.15.08 Gomes cites Dr. Seuss, Aristotle, Red Queen in Baccalaureate speech
6.15.08 Oprah talks to graduates about feelings, failure and finding happiness
6.16.08 Stanford on YouTube debuts with video of Oprah’s speech
6.18.08 In speech, Rev. Peter Gomes exhorts ‘virtue of failure’
6.18.08 New grants to fund research in ‘sustainable built environment’
6.18.08 In speech, Fischer likens life to giant jigsaw puzzle
6.18.08 Cell phone laws to take effect starting on July 1
6.18.08 Saddam Hussein’s papers, along with controversy, find a temporary home with the Hoover Institution
6.18.08 This picture is worth a thousand experts, in the art world
6.18.08 Screening older adults for HIV found cost-effective
6.18.08 Transplant surgeon gives annual Shumway lecture
6.18.08 Cantor Arts Center invites blood donations at exhibit
6.18.08 Researchers use math to predict how fast cells move
6.18.08 Medical center people
6.18.08 Dake returning to Stanford to direct cardiac catheterization and angiography lab
6.18.08 Graduation 2008: Support basic science to solve medical challenges, Kornberg tells grads
6.18.08 Faculty senate meets today on faculty, diversity
6.18.08 Class Day speaker says discovery is critical to personal and planetary future
6.18.08 Darwin a good example for us all, Durham says in Class Day address
6.18.08 Report of the President to the Board of Trustees
6.18.08 Memorial Resolution: Fernando Alegría
6.18.08 Housing
6.18.08 Memorial Resolution: David D. Perkins
6.18.08 Faculty Senate minutes - June 12, 2008 meeting
6.18.08 Ph.D. Orals
6.18.08 President’s introduction of Oprah, congratulations to Class of 2008
6.18.08 Cardinal Chronicle