November 28 stories

Headlines of the articles that appear in the November 28, 2001, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• Campus to host new Department of Global Ecology

• Michael McFaul dissects the politics of post-Communism

Page 2:

• Glenn Campbell, former Hoover director, dead at 77

• Abernethy honored with Lyman Award

• People in the news

Page 3:

• New Biofilm Research Center to explore the wonderful world of slime

• Acquisition of Ampex artifacts will aid study of Silicon Valley's development

• Babbitt to speak on 'An Environmental Agenda for the 21st century' Thursday

• Senate to vote on renewing Health Services Research program

• Following review for provost, Stanford Media Solutions restructured, downsized

Page 4:

• Painter delves into construction culture for new show
  
  
• Engineer studies advances in recovery of paralyzed patients

Page 5:

• Some campus blacks and Latinos fear long-term civil rights erosion

• Labeling adversaries 'evil' serves only to mask important realities, scholar says

• U.N.. U.S. need to help Afghanistan keep terrorists at bay, author says

Page 6:

• Andrea Lunsford, writing wrongs: English professor stands up for rhetoric

Page 7:

• Electrical engineer imagines future where laboratories fit on a dime

Page 8:

• Personalizing Russian relations can distort U.S. presidents' views, McFaul warns

Page 9:

• Alumni return for first reunion of environmental program

• SLAC to host symposium celebrating first U.S. website

• Grading methods set to change in final step of Axess 2000

Page 11:

• Eugene Bauer: A look back on a distinguished career at Stanford

• Statewide disaster drill keeps Stanford and Packard hospitals on their toes

• A disaster 'victim' tells his story

Page 12:

• Stanford, UCSF researchers home in on key gene in progression of MS

• $500 million fundraising campaign launched for Packard, School of Medicine
  
  
• Town hall meeting provides forum to discuss medical school strategic planning

Page 13:

• Whyte to head OR services for Stanford Hospital and Clinics

• New award takes medical school recipients by surprise

Page 14:

• Stanford School of Medicine announces another round of faculty promotions

• Research volunteers needed

Page 20:

• Open Enrollment for post-docs begins; benefits fairs set

• Workers Compensation provider to change

• Delphi Project presentation to be prepared Thursday

• Rummage sale Friday benefits Packard auxiliary
  
• 'Islamic Connection' topic of public lecture

• Cardinal Chronicle