Headlines of the articles that appear in the Feb. 21, 2001, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• We can all relate to stressed-out baboons

• Experts discuss how to combat public's scientific illiteracy

Page 2:

• Community invited to Academic Council forum March 8

• Stanford-SGI partnership yields supercomputer to bolster bicomputation

• Ericsson invests supply-chain

Page 3:

• Literary theorist Spivak speaks of educators' need 'to learn to learn from below'

• Vantage Point: Advances in gene technology promise 'ride of a lifetime' (by Spyros Andreopoulos)

Page 4:

• Global task force formed in effort to curb border-crossing invasive species

• Scientists discuss the role they can play in addressing California's water crisis

Page 6:

• Minimal genome research raises thorny questions

• Research conflict-of-interest policies under scrutiny

• Two med school faculty members receive promotions

Page 7:

• 'Worm chip' developed at Stanford speeds study of nematode genome

• Protein's effects combine to distort body weight regulation

Page 8:

• Medical News and Notes

Page 9:

• Continuing Studies registration begins March 5

• English Patient author to read from work Monday

• Judge in Pinochet case speaks Thursday

• For the Record: Report of the President to the Board of Trustees

Page 13:

• El Salvador benefit

Page 20:

• ITSS sets network priorities, limits use of Napster, other sites

• Wanted: Exceptional staffers for annual Amy Blue awards

• More trees to grow in Shopping Center

• More than 2,000 moms and dads expected this weekend

• Free negotiation workshop

• Cardinal Chronicle