April 25 stories

Headlines of the articles that appear in the April 25, 2001, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• Don't bother trying to prevent ant infestations, scholar says

• Longtime Police Chief Herrington lauded for being one cool cop

Page 2:

• Funds available from new institute on Reading and Learning

• Student Youngmi Joo dies at 31

• Memorial service Friday for Brianna Germer

• Robert Roeser named a William T. Grant Foundation Faculty Scholar

• Tobias Wolff awarded a 2001 Academy Award in Literature

Page 3:

• Whose right is it to bear arms? Scholars trade volleys over the Second Amendment

• 'Systemic equity' matters to Mike Smith

Page 4:

• Status quo deemed unacceptable in language merger debate

Page 5:

• New book by psychiatry professor offers tips for stressed-out working mothers

• Satisfaction, stress reported by MBA moms

Page 6:

• Bernheim, Gordon, Ross awarded Guggenheim fellowships for promising work

• Astronaut and physicist Loren Acton to deliver lecture on magnetism May 2

• Economists' global warming model reveals limitations of greenhouse gas 'trades'

Page 7:

• Society must address shortage of computer science professors, Roberts says

Page 8:

• Adrienne Rich returns to campus for reading; devotes lecture to poets in Chile

Page 9:

• Mobile Med puts tool of the future in hands of medical students

• Microarrays pivotal in suggesting new role for Salmonella molecule

Page 10:

• Eich named chief of news and public affairs for Stanford's Medical Center

Page 11:

• Medical News and Notes

Page 12:

• Founders' Day speakers, attendees look back, forward

• O'Leary: 'A bold idea, a vision of what could be'

Page 13:

• Stansky: 'Two cheers for Stanford University'

Page 14:

• Field trips and case studies help geology professor pique students' interest

Page 15:

• Faculty Senate Report

Page 17:

• Memorial Resolution: Eric F Glasgow, M.D.

Page 24:

• Rosa Gonzalez named director of Multicultural Development

• 'Donor Buddy' T-shirts offered to first time blood donors

• Storm drain construction to begin south of Junipero Serra Boulevard
  
• Financial workshops scheduled

• Cardinal Chronicle