Stanford Report, January 15, 2003
Headlines of the articles that appear in the January 15, 2003, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:
Page 1:
- Sun
again shines on century-old cactus garden
- Provost
warns of hard financial times, but says not to panic
Page 2:
- Joseph
Scroggs, first personnel director, dies at 89
- Internet filters deny access to protected speech, linguist says
Page 3:
- Smaller
households fuel housing boom, threaten diversity, study finds
- Ocean report calls for immediate creation of marine reserves along coastal U.S.
Page 4:
- National
pride vs. shame: Aurora Forum prods thought
- Performances,
teach-in, film to help mark MLK celebration
- Arnold
Rampersad to be new cognizant dean for humanities
- In
Print & On the Air
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Page 10:
- Special
Shorenstein Forum series to feature contemporary China experts
- Senate
resolution takes stand against anti-terror law's unforseen effects
- Technology
brown-bag sessions to change location
Page 11:
- High
marks in managed care plan's quality report
- Handy
new solution seeks to improves patient care
- National
Academy honors microbiologist Falkow
- Upcoming
Packard lecture tackles medical advances
- Faculty
Senate to meet
Page 12:
- Fresh
or capsuled? Researcher studies garlic's potential as a supplement
- Pediatric residents at Packard awarded national grants to help teens at risk
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