Stanford headlines for the week of November 28, 2007

11.15.07 Yes, Stanford really had a free lunch
11.15.07 Transatlantic partnership puts British library online, spotlighting rescued books
11.15.07 Study on improving schools released
11.20.07 Women's robotics team from Spelman College in Atlanta puts on a show at Stanford
11.20.07 Alumni, student named Rhodes Scholars
11.21.07 Gene Golub, a founding faculty member of Computer Science Department, dies
11.28.07 With growth of blogging on campus, Stanford gets caught up in Web 2.0
11.28.07 Honors & Awards
11.28.07 Memorial planned Monday for Edmund Chang, geologist
11.28.07 Comings and goings
11.28.07 Stanford, Volkswagen team up to create automotive research lab
11.28.07 Cleanup method uses activated carbon to anchor toxins to bottom of the bay
11.28.07 Conference explores nexus of development, global warming, nuclear proliferation
11.28.07 Faculty Senate to meet Thursday
11.28.07 Sign of the times
11.28.07 Pedometers help people count steps to get healthy
11.28.07 Researchers to push frontiers of stem cell studies
11.28.07 Harvard researcher gives annual Dorfman lecture
11.28.07 VA grant strengthens rehabilitation center
11.28.07 On their own now: separated twins are recovering nicely
11.28.07 Rapid response teams save children's lives at Packard Children's Hospital
11.28.07 City council votes to proceed with negotiations on medical center rebuilding
11.28.07 5 questions: Reijo Pera on stem cell progress
11.28.07 Stem cell transplant can grow new immune system in certain mice
11.28.07 Medical center people
11.28.07 Ph.D. Orals
11.28.07 Housing
11.28.07 Cardinal Chronicle
11.28.07 World premiere