Stanford headlines for February 2011

2.01.11 Stanford Hospital announces unprecedented support from Silicon Valley companies
2.02.11 The brain knows what the nose smells, but how? Stanford researchers trace the answer
2.02.11 Faculty Senate to meet Thursday
2.02.11 Cardinal football introduces 2011 recruiting class
2.04.11 Stanford Police Chief Laura Wilson talks about campus crime alerts
2.04.11 Student mental health takes center stage at senate meeting
2.04.11 The humanities in America – an endangered species?
2.04.11 Middle East scholar offers a historical perspective on Egypt uprising
2.07.11 Ancient shells meet high-tech: Stanford researchers study the sound of pre-Incan conches
2.08.11 Why leatherback turtles linger in South Pacific Gyre, and why it matters to Stanford researchers and the turtles
2.08.11 Three Stanford scholars selected as APS fellows
2.09.11 What should America do in Egypt? Try nothing, says Stanford expert
2.09.11 Stanford raises undergraduate tuition 3.5 percent for 2011-12 academic year
2.09.11 Report of the president: Academic Council Professoriate appointments
2.10.11 Is it now 'uncool' to major in the humanities?
2.11.11 Cupid can help, but you'll have better luck with a valentine if you have a few things in common, according to Stanford study
2.11.11 Global settings, New York streets: Two photography exhibits at Cantor
2.11.11 A father knows best: Vint Cerf re-thinks the Internet in Stanford talk
2.11.11 David Jones to head human resources at Stanford
2.14.11 Stanford researchers develop wireless technology for faster, more efficient communication networks
2.14.11 Stanford medical student and alumna named 2011 Gates Cambridge Scholars
2.14.11 Stanford researchers develop low-cost medical ventilators for global disasters
2.15.11 Justice, truth, reconciliation: When should a nation let the past be past?
2.15.11 Trustees approve expansion of Stanford's off-campus library in Livermore
2.16.11 Libraries, health care reform on Faculty Senate agenda for Thursday
2.16.11 Driving home after work? Please think twice about leaving during the afternoon peak commute hour - 5 to 6 p.m.
2.16.11 Negative + math + stereotypes = too few women
2.17.11 Stanford students lead classes in San Quentin prison
2.17.11 Annual RecycleMania challenges Stanford faculty, staff and students to pitch less waste to landfills
2.17.11 Dance, memory: Stanford spotlights four new choreographies, four new scores
2.17.11 Stanford exploring New York City invitation
2.18.11 Nobel laureate Elinor Ostrom delivers Tanner Lectures
2.18.11 Stanford researchers study how disordered proteins spread from cell to cell, potentially spreading neurodegenerative disease
2.18.11 Stanford studying the idea of moving the East Asia Library into a building soon to be vacated by the Graduate School of Business
2.20.11 Stanford researchers develop new technology for cheaper, more efficient solar cells
2.22.11 Stanford researcher's new stretchable solar cells will power artificial electronic 'super skin'
2.23.11 U.S. Supreme Court to hear arguments Feb. 28 in Stanford v. Roche
2.23.11 Is crime a virus or a beast? When describing crime, Stanford study shows the word you pick can frame the debate on how to fight it
2.24.11 Parents' Weekend expected to draw a record 3,500 visitors
2.24.11 Drell Lecture at Stanford: Georgetown philosopher says soldiers' guilt deserves more attention
2.24.11 Writing of Stegner Fellows will be performed on Feb. 26 – word for word
2.24.11 Those who ride Stanford's free Marguerite shuttle system will see major changes to most routes starting Tuesday, March 1
2.28.11 Domenico Tiepolo's New Testament drawings come to Stanford
2.28.11 Despite a rainy start, Parents' Weekend shines