October 24 stories

Headlines of the articles that appear in the October 24, 2001, print edition of organized by page number:Stanford Report,

Page 1:

• Discovery of shell stash sheds light on ancient society

• Chyba, national security expert, named MacArthur fellow

Page 2:

• Nagy appointed executive dean of Humanities and Sciences

• Faculty Senate to discuss new interdisciplinary program

• Hass, former U.S. Poet Laureate, to read works Thursday

• Website has wealth of research funding options

• People

Page 3:

• Benazir Bhutto, former Pakistani prime minister, expresses support for war effort

• Suspicious substance not hazardous: 651 Serra set to reopen today at noon

• A letter from John Etchemendy

Page 4:

• Art evolves in shifting post-apartheid landscape

Page 6:

• Faculty Profile: Jessica Riskin

Page 7:

• Panelists maintain support of energy deregulation, criticize Gov. Davis
  
• Crisis underscores need to reduce foreign-oil dependency (by Sullivan S. Marsden Jr.)

Page 8:

• Nine professors honored with appointments to endowed chairs

Page 9:

• Bioterrorism fears tackled in special grand rounds at Fairchild

• Med Center bioterrorism task force formed

Page 10:

• Popular clinic changes its name

• Medical Center people

Page 11:

• School of medicine releases list of new appointments and promotions

Page 20:

• Hennessy names members to Dish advisory panel

• Delphi Project presentation Thursday

• Discussion set on post-tragedy emotions

• Cardinal Chronicle