Stanford headlines for the week of February 18, 2009

2.12.09 Fair Use Project helps artist sue AP
2.13.09 How antebellum artists used their work to protest slavery
2.13.09 When love beckons, male elephants can feel it in their bones
2.17.09 Biofuels boom could fuel rainforest destruction
2.18.09 Passion for Rodin
2.18.09 Provocative Middle Ages historian to speak at Stanford
2.18.09 Stanford honors Miles Davis
2.18.09 New software refines popular but tricky lab technique
2.18.09 Media often fail in their global warming coverage, says climate researcher
2.18.09 Engineers create 'intelligent' molecules
2.18.09 Senate to meet on Thursday
2.18.09 Global warming damage could be worse than predicted
2.18.09 First AIDS gene therapy trial shows modest benefits
2.18.09 New test to better diagnose mysterious metabolic diseases
2.18.09 Unusual transplant gives new right thumb to girl
2.18.09 Medical faculty senate meets today at 5:15 p.m.
2.18.09 Drug identified to treat opioid addiction
2.18.09 Pizzo on NIH funding
2.18.09 Alzheimer's patients needed for study of experimental drug
2.18.09 Peer Portner, pioneer developer of heart pumps, dies at 69
2.18.09 Quick study: Ovarian cancer therapy doesn’t prolong life
2.18.09 Housing
2.18.09 Ph.D. Orals
2.18.09 X-rays used to reveal secrets of famous fossil
2.18.09 Cardinal Chronicle