June 28 stories

Headlines of the articles that appear in the June 28, 2000 print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• Tiny foot hairs key to the gecko's sticky feats

• Tufts chaplain to become next dean for religious life

• New employees to learn the basics

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Page 2:

• Service set for Jeffrey Willick, assistant professor of physics

• July 5 service scheduled for Eleanor Bark, former staffer

• Ph.D Orals

• Hennessy honored for commitment to engineering education

• Krehbiel honored by Sloan students for management course

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Page 3:

• Bookstore shoplifting incident turns into strongarm robbery

• Neuman wins honors from American Institute of Architects' California Council

• Staff groups host slide show on Chinese exhibit

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Page 4:

• Dot-com, brick-and-mortar firm managers discuss using the Internet in supply chains

• High school students head for college with help from Business School MBA's

• Letter: Nurses’ strike gets short shrift in Commencement Issue

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Page 5:

• Stress hormone may contribute to breast cancer deaths

• CRONA nurses still on strike

• Five-year curriculum explored

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Page 6:

• Helping the body's immune system accept transplant organs

• When cells listen to the wrong hormones, prostate cancer turns deadly

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Page 14:

• For the Record: Faculty Senate Report

• Memorial Resolution: Lewis W. Spitz (1922 - 1999)

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Page 15:

• Memorial Resolution: John Plummer Steward, Jr. (1927 - 2000)

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Page 20:

• Cardinal Chronicle

• Transportation Services honors vanpool drivers

• Blood Center announces new Donor Schedule