January 16 stories

Headlines of the articles that appear in the January 16, 2001, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• Jasper Station: a model for building 'green'

• Magazine ranks Stanford first in providing community service

Page 2:

• Teevens replaces Willingham as head football coach

• IIS' Bechtel Initiative seeks funding proposals from faculty

Page 3:

• Russian students linked to Farm via online political science courses

• Project aims to ease concerns of middle-school students' math-phobic parents

• Campus invited to 'process feelings' about Sept. 11

Page 4:

• Office of Undergraduate Admission embraces the Web

• Author lays out 'steps to forgiveness' in new self-help book

Page 5:

• George Thompson honored for helping build geophysics department
  
  
• Nelson Mandela's biographer to speak on 'reconciliation and Shakespeare' Tuesday

Page 6:

• Carnegie ecology building to include green technologies

Page 7:

• Premier Mexican folklore-ballet group to make state debut on campus
  
  
• Colima University president to speak
  
  
• Artist Andy Goldsworthy returns to campus
  
  
• Jan. 18 Harmida Piano Trio recital postponed till March
  

• Panel on national security's threat to civil liberties
  

Page 8:

• Solar Storms: Scientists' new discoveries about active regions on the sun
  

Page 9:

• Court finds Zylbert retaliation claims held no merit
  
  
• Herb extract appears to trigger 'suicide' in cancer cells
  

• Town hall meeting announced
  
  
• Stanford Hospital names new CFO, vice president
  

• Faculty Senate homes in on medical curriculum
  

Page 10:

• New eight-week lecture series designed to improve researcher responsibility

• Volunteer program offers comfort
  
  
• Medical Center people

Page 11:

• Legendry bioethicist to deliver farewell
  

Page 20:

• Support group aids those caring for elderly parents
  

• New website offers how-to manuals, checklists for event planners
  
  
• Eldercare workshops planned
  

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