October 3 stories

Headlines of the articles that appear in the October 3, 2001, print edition of organized by page number:Stanford Report,

Page 1:

• Faculty experts urge caution in U.S. response to terrorism

• New event encourages area neighbors to check out campus

Page 2:

• Letter: E-mail lists stifle dialogue (from Lisa Jenkins)

• Letter: Can humanitarian acts be spread (from Tommy Lee Woon)

• Public invited to Islamic prayer services Friday

• Korean specialist from UCLA joins faculty

• Annual fall cleanup set for Oct. 18-30

Page 3:

• New portal brings together university's web resources

• Beginning of CUE tour postponed in wake of Sept. 11 attacks

• Channel 51 to go off the air Oct. 31

• STS teach-in looks at technology, terrorism

Page 4:

• Study shows compound in broccoli may lower risk of prostate cancer

• Matheny keeps children's cancer treatments on schedule

• Cassel will be speaker at annual King lecture

Page 5:

• Link between sleep apnea, Alzheimer's disease under study

• Latest round of appointments, promotions announced for medical school faculty

• Merigan Lecture will be delivered by Stanley Cohen

Page 6:

• Early registration due for BCATS 2001 event

Page 7:

• How the prize changed Stanford's winners

• One inventor's gift to mankind

Page 8:

• Stanford's Nobel prize-winning faculty, then and now

• In memory of Stanford's deceased laureates

Page 9:

• Other connections to the farm

Page 10:

• Play co-authored by Carl Djerassi offers caricature of Nobel selection process

Page 16:

• Cardinal Chronicle

• Campus program encourages internal career growth

• Sept. 11 attacks focus attention on disaster preparedness