July 24 stories

Headlines of the articles that appear in the July 10, 2002, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• Research to estimate pesticides' effects on children
  
  
• Kids revel in deep questions posed by Philosophy Institute
  

Page 2:

• Reuters Fellows' projects wired to developing world
  
  
• Hoover Institution names 13 2002-2003 National Fellows
  

Page 3:

• Campus plays leading role in Bay Area bid for 2012 Olympic Games
  
  
• Women remember disturbing, emotional images more than men, study shows
  

• Cafes around campus to change hours, menus

Page 4:

• Jazz Festival keeps up the beat with stellar lineup
  

• In Print & On the Air
  
  
• Once 'shockingly intimate,' the waltz gets a week of lessons
  

Page 5:

• Smaller galleries worth seeking out for summer exhibits
  
  

Page 6:

• 'Rock-paper-scissors' preserves biodiversity in bacterial neighborhoods

Page 7:

• Researchers discuss new work ethic, organization for tomorrow's office

• Symposium to examine role of next-generation materials in high-tech industries

Page 8:

• Professor draws on Intel for lessons in how big corporations succeed
  

• Relationship of matter to anti-matter refined with new result on charge parity

Page 10:

• Cancer center progresses; '03 completion on track
  

• Scholars program offers foreign physician new perspective

• SF Giants event raises liver transplant funds
  
  
• Cuddle drive under way

Page 11:

• Researchers investigate ginkgo biloba's effects on peripheral artery disease

• Henk Vreman and his custom-made phototherapy beds step out of the lab and into the spotlight
  

Page 12:

• Medical center People

• Latest medical faculty appointments announced
  

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• Fee transit passes to help discourage driving to work