November 14 stories

Headlines of the articles that appear in the November 14, 2001, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• University, county officials to discuss trail alignments

• GSB professor explores how stories become urban legends

Page 2:

• Alberta Siegel, child development expert, dead at 70

• William Keogh, 85, former associate dean of Law School

Page 3:

• Plan allows new fathers, adoptive parents reduced teaching schedule

• Engineer assessing impact on Sept. 11 attacks in World Trade Center to speak

• Negotiations ongoing with Health Net and Sutter Health Care
  
• People
  
• Wachtel promoted to senior assistant

Page 4:

• New Continuing Studies courses range from art to Zen

• Lecture on stereotypes of Arabs set for tonight
  
• Lecture on racial profiling

Page 5:

• Chemist Richard Zare demonstrates the 'fizzics' of beer

Page 6:

• Stanford scientists to probe inner workings of remarkable microbe

• Larry Goodson to speak on post-Taliban Afghanistan
  
• This and That Shop to offer Holiday Boutique preview

Page 7:

• Japanese, U.S. scientists to collaborate on applied neutrino research

Page 8:

• Panel to address conflicting emotions

• Judge Richard Posner to deliver lectures on Democracy

Page 9:

• Patient education grant will help children return to normal life faster

• New device delivers safer, targeted brain tumor treatment straight to the source

Page 10:

• Doctor finds his calling working with at-risk teens
  
• Medical Center People
  
• A note from Dean Philip Pizzo

Page 11:

• Grand rounds continue to evolve

• Faculty senate to meet

Page 12:

• For the Record: Faculty Senate Report

Page 20:

• Time capsule contest asks: What's in it, or what should be?

• Q and A: Access to medical groups -- are there any guarantees?

• Cardinal Chronicle