February 6 stories

Headlines of the articles that appear in the February
6, 2001, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• Panel debates delicate balance of civil liberties, security

• Life on the tenure track: A seven-year crucible

Page 2:

• Trustees raise tuition, room, board rates 4.9 percent

• Nearly 3,000 expected for Parents' Weekend Feb. 22-23

• Two more fraternities to inhabit the Row

• Bechtel series includes Islamic scholar, Turkish reporter

Page 3:

• Treasury official John Taylor promotes Bush's global economic agenda

• Visiting professor takes on 'hypercorrupt' networks

• Nobel laureate Eric A. Cornell to give Hofstadter lecture

Page 4:

• Research grants, leave policy, child care among programs developed to help junior faculty cope with university life

Page 6:

• Aerial Muse artist inspired by 'happy accidents'
  
  
• Internal Audit warns of e-mail scams
  
  
• In Print & On the Air

Page 7:

• Hormone therapy appears to boost quality of life
  
  

• Conference casts global gaze on women's health issues

Page 8:

• Bioethicist Jonsen draws on the past to address future use of human subjects
  
  
• Heart program urges public self-advocacy
  
  
• Local transplant patient and wife reach out to inmate who received new heart

Page 9:

• Pediatrician Gordon Williams dies at 84

Page 12:

• Old Victorian shines again following frugal makeover

• Garage at Oak and Stock Farm roads opens

• New child care center schedules open houses

• Cardinal Chronicle