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

Page 1:

• Bats: To protect, to respect

• Hewlett-Packard's Fiorina to give Commencement address

Page 2:

• Community mourns the death of sophomore Brianna Germer

• Rasco succeeds Sullivan as director of WorkLife office

• Deputy sheriff to receive Medal of Valor after saving senior from fire

Page 3:

• Freeman Dyson speaks on tension between high technology and social justice

• California schools are overdependent on unpredictable state funding, Kirst warns

• Man arrested early Monday on suspicion of possessing stolen bicycles, parts

Page 4:

• Old glaciers may cause new earthquakes, geophysicist says

• Earthquake expert to give this year's Shah Family Lecture

Page 5:

• Monet's works at Giverny don't fit the definition of Impressionism, professor argues

• Business, engineering students design Internet systems for crisis response

Page 6:

• Engineers use two magnets instead of one to build a lower-cost MRI scanner

Page 7:

• Research shows dopamine plays crucial role in sleep regulation

• Music hath charms to soothe ailing spirits of hospital patients, staff

Page 8:

• Experts assess future effects of age-related disease

• James Roberts, gynecologic oncologist, dies unexpectedly

Page 9:

• Medical News and Notes

Page 16:

• How to use university's backup child care program

• Q&A on administrative charging issues

• Cardinal Chronicle