Headlines of the articles that appear in the May 9, 2001, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• Hewlett Foundation makes history with $400 million gift

• Faculty, donors challenged to take H&S to the 'next level of excellence'

• Hospital move affects thousands of employees; university to explore health insurance options

Page 2:

• Weldon Gibson, a founder of Stanford Research Institute, dies

• Community invited to meeting on distance learning Monday

• Ken Jowitt named first Hotchkis Senior Fellow at Hoover

• International celebration showcases students' diverse cultures

• Multicultural Springfest: Staff volunteers needed

Page 3:

• Provost to establish panel to review languages proposal, discuss other options

• American Studies gets three-year renewal; Symbolic Systems to offer master's

• Should scientists advocate policy? Stephen Schneider ponders the ethics

Page 4:

• Renovated Art Gallery, studios open with exhibit, reception

• Tanner Lectures next week feature author Dorothy Allison

Page 5:

• 'Inside the mind of an execution team'

• Inspections can determine North Korean compliance with nuclear pact, study says

Page 6:

• Scholars criticize rigidity of U.S. policies on aging

Page 8:

• Medical Center to negotiate new contracts with health plans for 2002

• Doctors transplant nerve cells into brain of stroke-impaired patient

Page 9:

• Study links Syndrome X to increased risk of developing coronary artery disease

• Antidepressant deemed safe for senior citizens
  
• Enhancing the hospital environment

Page 10:

• Book Review: Book explores successes, failures of hospital mergers including UCSF-Stanford (review written by Spyros Andreopoulos)

Page 11:

• Medical News and Notes

Page 12:

• Washington's Ron Sims to deliver Boething Lecture

• Twenty-three projects win Research Incentive grants

• For the Record: Faculty Senate Report

Page 20:

• Q&A on changes in health coverage at Hospital, Clinics

• Internal Audit Talk: Reporting suspected violation of laws

• Falcon to discuss world hunger

• Cardinal Chronicle