April 24 stories

Headlines of the articles that appear in the April 24, 2002, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• Satellite imagery shows how icebergs affect Antarctica's food chain
  
  
• Multidisciplinary scholarship vital to future, Hennessey says

Page 2:

• Faculty win Guggenheims for 'exceptional' scholarship
  
  
• Elly I-Chun Lin, alumna and visiting sociology scholar, dies
  
  
• Maurice Charles, associate dean for religious life, to bid campus farewell
  

Page 3:

• Students, parents flock to Admit Weekend
  
  
• Faculty Senate debates renewal period for interdisciplinary humanities programs
  
  
• Yoshio Nishi, chief scientist at Texas Instruments, to head Nanofabrication Facility

Page 4:

• Scholars examine enduring legacy of Invisible Man
  
  
• Show aims to capture mood' of jazz great Thelonious Monk
  
  
• In Print & On the Air

Page 5:

• Rare rocks offer a unique glimpse of the Earth's core
  
  
• Socially conscious beans offer glimmer of hope in global coffee glut, experts say

Page 7:

• 'Mystical' music to fill Memorial Church
  
  
• Text of Hennessy's speech: 'Going
  Forward: The Challenges Ahead After
  A Year of Change'
  

Page 8:

• Facuty Senate minutes April 18, 2002,
  meeting
  

Page 9:

• Memorial Resolution for Joseph H.
  Greenberg
  

Page 10:

• 'Last-resort' procedure relieves debilitating pain
  
  
• Procedure fixes farsightedness with radio frequency energy

Page 11:

• Event to show cardiac controversy
  
  
• More than 1,700 volunteers share their time and energy at the medical center
  

Page 12:

• Medical Center appointment and promotions announced
  
  
• New endowed professorships for Kraemer, Myers announced at School of Medicine
  

Page 16:

• New official pushes alternatives to solo car commutes
  
  
• Asian American groups sponsor awards dinner
  
  
• Cardinal Chronicle