Headlines of the articles that appear in the April 11, 2001, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• Sharon Long appointed dean of School of Humanities and Sciences

• Montoya to step down in June for new position at College Board

Page 2:

• Jeffrey Mass, authority on Japanese medieval history, dies

• Australian dean named head of GSB's Sloan Program

• Policy website debuts

• Campus' Islam Awareness Week features calls to prayer, musical performances, speakers

• Justin Du Bois and Guowei Fang receive 2001 Beckman Young Investigator Awards

• Richard Zare awarded the Faraday Medal and Lectureship

Page 3:

• Senate debates, but doesn't embrace, options supporting interdisciplinary programs

Page 4:

• Web Watch: Stanford, other universities face challenges in harnessing web content

Page 5:

• Looking for utopia? Don't mix politics with philosophy, Richard Rorty says

• Other regions face limitations in replicating Silicon Valley's success, experts say

Page 6:

• Bauer assesses medical school's past triumphs, future challenges

• Pain-management specialist says cancer patients should not suffer in silence

Page 7:

• Timed-release drug offers benefits for treating urinary incontinence

• Eminent surgeon, former faculty affairs dean and Lane Library curator dies at 87

Page 8:

• Medical News and Notes

Page 9:

• For the Record: Faculty Senate Report

• Native American law expert to speak at Law School

• 'Human Experience in El Salvador' topic of lecture at Bechtel Center

Page 16:

• Stanford-developed software keeps track of hazardous materials

• Guy's legacy: undergrads in renovated dorms eating chef-prepared food

• Cardinal Chronicle