April 18 stories

Headlines of the articles that appear in the April 18, 2001, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• Scanning for clues to ancient Rome: computers to put together puzzle

• Labor of love leads to a happy ending for the 'Angel of Grief'

Page 2:

• Gregor Peterson, trustee and longtime supporter, dead at 68

• IRWG fellowships available

• Conference on right to bear arms includes divergent views

• Fidel Ramos, former president of the Philippines, to speak

Page 3:

• Russian, U.S. students break down stereotypes and promote social entrepreneurship

• American Library Association honors SLAC's Louise Addis, pioneer webmaster

Page 4:

• Yeats emerged as a poet of the Irish Revolution, scholar says

• Conference marking 1906 quake aims to promote awareness

Page 5:

• Physicists' finding puts new spin on the mystery of missing solar neutrinos

• More than 1,200 prospective freshman will begin arriving tomorrow for a taste of the life on the Farm during Admit Weekend

Page 6:

• Five fiction writers, five poets selected as Stegner Fellows

• 'Africa Week 2001' festivities honor continent's women

Page 7:

• Sleep service offers tots hope for sweet dreams

• Teaching, healing characterized medical team's efforts in quake-ravaged India

Page 8:

• Web-friendly exchange program with Swedish medical students wraps up Friday

• Hospitals assess future IT needs; new resources available in coming weeks

Page 9:

• Medical News and Notes

Page 10:

• Exhibit on Jesuit polymath Athanasius Kircher opens April 22 at Green Library

• Lecture series on Ukraine begins 23

Page 16:

• Cardinal Chronicle

• Community invited to Founders' Day for pageantry, speeches, lunch

• Thursday's Earth Day events to include conservation fair, talk by energy guru Amory Lovins