May 15 stories

Headlines of the articles that appear in the May 15, 2002, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• In journey to Chile, group discovers clues to African oil exploration
  
  
• New exhibition represents living legacy of Native American art
  

Page 2:

• Thomas W. Harrell, professor emeritus of applied psychology, dead at 90
  

Page 3:

• 'Destroying stereotypes': Powwow continues mission to share cultures
  

Page 4:

• Spies, baseball among Continuing Studies offerings
  
  
• Braving fierce competition, 10 new Stegner Fellows selected
  
  
• Annual student exposition to demonstrate high-tech teaching gizmos
  
  
• In Print & On the Air

Page 5:

• News media executives to participate in lecture, symposium on 'Global News Coverage After Sept. 11'
  
  
• Seven undergraduates honored with Deans' Awards for 'innovative, inspiring' work
  
  
• Program seeks to support seminars by women in natural sciences, engineering

Page 8:

• Three dedicated staffers honored with Amy J. Blue awards
  

Page 10:

• Shumway delivers heart-to-heart on transplantation
  
  
• Women's health-care event focuses on 'mid-life' issues

Page 11:

• All in a day's work: Stanford nurses open unit doors for Nurse Week
  
  
• No rest, but plenty of job satisfaction

Page 12:

• Weissman to be this year's medical convocation speaker
  
  

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• Vantage Point: Salary program puts university in competitive position
  
  
• 'Bigger, better' Multicultural Springfest planned for May 23
  
  
• Saturday fair includes workshops on irrigation
  
  
• Cardinal Chronicle