November 7 stories

Headlines of the articles that appear in the November 7, 2001, print edition of organized by page number:Stanford Report,

Page 1:

• CUE tour premieres in Portland

• Scientists solve centuries-old query: What's inside a sunspot?

Page 2:

• Service Friday for former trustee Edmund Littlefield

• Robert Floyd, pioneer in computer programming, dead at 65

• Service Saturday for Robert McAfee Brown

Page 3:

• Terrorist attacks have stirred the U.S. from complacency, panelists say

• Scholars recognized by the American Association for the Advancement of Science

• 'What matters' to Paul Ehrlich

Page 4:

• Czech leader warns against appeasing terrorists

• Internet industry players debate future of the 'new economy'
  
• Faculty Senate to hear annual reports Thursday
  
• In Print

Page 5:

• Coping strategies, lingering effects of terrorist attacks addressed
  
• New pediatric team is good news for kids with severe heart defects at Packard

Page 6:

• Managed care 2002 Q&A for hospital employees spells out the facts
  
• Medical center residents find both friend and family in Fran Brumbaugh

Page 7:

• Medical Center people

Page 8:

• From palm trees to class lectures, virtual tour recreates life on the farm

Page 10:

• Find your 'divine spark', Classics Professor Jennifer Trimble advises

Page 11:

• Annual alumni dance concert scheduled for Saturday

• Sir Frank Kermode, literary critic, to speak at Humanities Center
  
• Continuing Studies to hold series on aftermath of Sept. 11 attacks

Page 16:

• Annual emergency exercise targets potential disaster after the disaster

• Lab ergonomics classes offered

• PacifiCare talks to conclude; access to Stanford hospitals secured

• Cardinal Chronicle