February 27 stories

Headlines of the articles that appear in the February 27, 2002, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• X-ray analysis of shipwreck may help conservators save waterlogged artifacts

• Daniel Pearl remembered as a bright student, a bridge builder and a gentle, compassionate friend

Page 2:

• George Sensabaugh, longtime English professor, dead at 95

• Leading modernist-studies journal to establish campus office

• Tickets available Friday for Anita Hill appearance

Page 3:

• In theatrical swan song, Carl Djerassi, 78, bids adieu to the classroom

• Faculty Senate grants eight-year renewal for highly lauded Earth Systems Program

• Comparative government expert says world is losing faith in democracy

Page 4:

• Student safety a top priority, Hennessy tells parents
  
  
• Ties between terrorism and economics to be explored
  
  
• Law School hosts conference on opportunities for women
  
  
• In Print and On the Air

Page 5:

• Black judges speak out on racism, sexism they face
  

Page 6:

• Rethinking conservation: Give nature monetary values, ecologist says

• To ensure economic growth, Romer urges U.S. universities to train more scientists
  

Page 8:

• Third town hall meeting tackles graduate education
  
  
• Packard Hospital discharges smallest open-heart patient
  

Page 9:

• Researchers uncover possible drug approach to attack HIV-infected cells

• Hospital interpreter combines two passions -- love of family with love of languages

Page 10:

• Assigning author credit not so simple

Page 11:

• Faculty Senate Report

Page 12:

• Kathy Davis, James Franklin leaving their senior positions in Human Resources
  
  
• Memorial Resolution: Harry S. Mosher

Page 16:

• Child care center to enrich students, big and small

• Economic slowdown eases child care crunch
  
  
• Cardinal Column