March 13 stories

Headlines of the articles that appear in the March 13, 2001, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• Big push is on to counter voter apathy among faculty

• Cute, cuddly and criminal: Furry scamps invade dorm rooms, damage property

Page 2:

• John Blume, 'father of earthquake engineering,' dies
  
  
• Nominations sought to honor undergraduate research efforts

Page 3:

• Academic governance: a short history

• Senator touts idea of new campus school open to university employees' children

• Search committee for academic secretary named

Page 4:

• New York Times columnist Paul Krugman to deliver 2002 Tanner Lectures
  
  
• For Professor Ram--n Sald'var, family history shapes identity
  
  
• In Print & On the Air
  
  
• 'Cartographies of Race' student performances set for Friday

Page 5:

• Humanities Center toasts, roasts faculty editors, authors, musicians
  
  
• Estelle Freedman to discuss new book Thursday at Stanford Bookstore
  
  
• The books: Topics ranging from Middle East peasantry to Doris Day grace 2001 offerings
  

Page 6:

• Scientists learn something new about simple chemical reaction
  
  
• David Starr Jordan Prize awarded to Martin A. Nowak
  
  
• Gravity Probe B achieves two major milestones; launch set for late this year
  

Page 7:

• Women lawyers continue to battle gender bias, Rhode tells conference
  

Page 8:

• Challenges in Georgia Republic may point to U.S. problems
  
  
• Stem cell hearing airs views from a scientific angle
  

Page 9:

• New antigen microarray technology opens window to better disease screening
  
  
• From the court to the OR, Longaker plays serious ball

Page 10:

• Latest round of promotions announced

Page 11:

• Faculty Senate Report
  

Page 13:

• Names sought for Gores, Dinkelspiel, Cuthbertson awards

Page 16:

• Judy Thompson, Hopkins' 'central brain,' wins Streit Award

• Kronos timekeeping system being introduced; effects on staffers to vary by department

• Cardinal Chronicle