Headlines of the articles that appear in the December 4, 2002, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• G-CEP to seek ways to confront climate change
  
  
• Estelle Freedman says there will be 'No Turning Back'
  

Page 3:

• Prize-winning author of The Hours speaks of work's translation to film
  
  
• Senate splits hairs over Patriot resolution; opts not to change AP credit policy

Page 4:

• In Print & On the Air
  
  
• Vantage Point: Post-Sept. 11 world imposes new rules for foreigners

Page 5:

• GSB professor pushes mutual fund changes to protect longterm investors
  

Page 6:

• Lynn Orr on the origins and future of G-CEP
  

Page 8:

• Cholesterol fighter may help reduce MS symptoms
  
  
• Yoga class designed to meet cancer patients' needs

Page 9:

• Stroke terms redefined in a push for improved treatment
  
  
• Virology laboratory supervisor Arroyo strikes a balance between work at the bench and work at her desk
  

Page 10:

• Promotions announced for two School of Medicine faculty members
  

Page 16:

• Cardinal Chronicle
  
  
• New certification required for research administrators