Headlines of the articles that appear in the April 4, 2001, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• Most diverse class ever offered admission for fall

• Plan to combine language departments gets mixed reviews

Page 2:

• Alfred Grommon, professor emeritus of English, dead at 90

• Leading labor economist, Hoover fellow Sherwin Rosen dies

• John I. Brauman is named Phi Beta Kappa scholar for 2001-02

• Jerry Porras is honored with the 2001 Robert T. Davis award

Page 3:

• Howard Wolf, active alumnus and business executive, to lead Alumni Association

• American Chemical Society honors university scientists Ross, Soloman and Zare

• Racist graffiti discovered; campus urged to report incidents

Page 4:

• Letters: Renewal of contract with Nike questioned

• Concert tonight benefits sophomore with rare cancer

• 'Art Affair' Friday embraces many media

Page 6:

• Geochemists find evidence that flowers may have evolved 250 million years ago

• Genes don't control behavior, Ehrlich says, urging studies of cultural evolution

• Conference on British studies begins Friday

• Queer Awareness Days to feature conservative author

Page 7:

• Physics, the next generation: Black professionals share strategies for success

Page 8:

• Stanford Hospital examining options to raise income, cut costs

• Stanford surgical team in India this week to treat victims of January earthquake

Page 9:

• It's a match; seniors making plans now that residencies are known

• City architectural board to review Cancer Center plans at April 12 meeting

• Clinical skills of future medical students will be assessed through new exam

Page 10:

• Training gives international physicians a view of advances in medical informatics

• Two appointments, two promotions announced for School of Medicine faculty

Page 11:

• Medical News and Notes

Page 20:

• Urban Studies students help design local homeless center

• Netscape 6.0 incompatible with Core Financials program

• E-mail users urged to secure passwords before April 17

• HR's John Cammidge to speak at TIPS meeting

• Plaque dedication planned to honor late computer systems specialist Peter B. Tuttle

• Cardinal Chronicle