May 29 stories

Headlines of the articles that appear in the May 29, 2002, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• New task force to boost minority alumni outreach
  
  
• SLAC researchers team up with scientists from former Soviet Union
  

Page 2:

• Police seek man wanted on sexual battery charge
  
  
• Stanford, former medical student reach settlement
  

Page 3:

• From Thai dances to rock 'n roll, Springfest celebrates staff diversity
  

Page 4:

• An 'artistically schizophrenic' music professor
  
  
• A tad of profit-making can benefit social goals, research finds
  
  
• In Print & On the Air

Page 5:

• Honored advisers encourage others to become student mentors

Page 6:

• Twelve professors honored with appointments to endowed chairs
  

Page 7:

• Centers urge students to begin preparing for overseas scholarship applications
  

Page 8:

• Home-based exercise helps caregivers find relief
  
  
• Lucas Center celebrates first decade of imaging research
  

Page 9:

• Altered fruit flies offer clues to diabetes treatment
  
  
• A frequent traveler to Cuba is honored for surgical work and an award-winning film

Page 10:

• Faculty salary information 2001-2002
  

Page 12:

• Stanford Engineering hosts "Engineering the Future" symposium
  
  

Page 16:

• Income, age limits raised for child care subsidies
  
  
• License and patent royalties yield grants for junior faculty
  
  
• Cardinal Chronicle