December 5 stories

Headlines of the articles that appear in the December 5, 2001, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• Restoring the foothills, one experimental plot at a time

• Campus asked to debate principles of distance education

Page 2:

• Former director of housing and food services dies

• David Rumelhart wins Grawemeyer Award for psychology

• People

Page 3:

• Five scholarships created to honor alumni killed in Sept. 11 terrorist attacks

• Welcome, new faculty members

Page 4:

• Scholar sees new opportunities in US-Russia ties

• IIS seeks candidates for interdisciplinary fellowship program
  
• Hungry customers flock to truck offering Asian lunch specialties

Page 5:

• More than just concerts: Lively Arts educational program links arts with community
  
• Journalists ask if a 'War of the Worlds'-type panic could be unleashed in the Internet age

Page 6:

• Distance Learning: A sampler

Page 7:

• Senate reauthorizes Health Services Research program; recommends changes
  
• For the Record: Faculty Senate Report

Page 9:

• Packard, Stanford team find gene family key to asthma development

• Stanford researcher rebukes study claiming little ill-effect of child sexual abuse

Page 10:

• New technology tested at Stanford offers unique glimpse inside small intestines

• Both at work and on the road, Laporte is a front-runner
  
• Medical Center People

Page 11:

• News and communications director named

• Dermatology professor Jacobs dies at 88

Page 16:

• Cardinal Chronicle

• ITSS reorganization to support teaching, learning, research
  
• Etchemendy announces leave program for lecturers