May 31, stories

Headlines of the articles that appear in the May 31, 2000 print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• Bio-X moves off the drawing board: $7 million awarded for facilities

• Salaries are top priority in budget plan

• 'Grade Grinder' looks at logic behind students' errors

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Page 2:

• Cruz named director of Hass Center for Public Service

• Lazear honored by Business School's doctoral students

• Undergraduates win Boothe Prizes for outstanding writing

• Human biology major wins first Kirsten Frohnmayer Prize

• Assistant professor honored with Business School teaching award

• Cuthbertson memorial planned for June 5

• Claerbout wins Erasmus Award

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Page 3:

• Senate renews African-American, urban studies programs

• Brad Osgood elected chair of next year's Faculty Senate

• With food abundant, more than 2,000 take part in sixth annual Springfest

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Page 4:

• Faculty Essay: Security restrictions on research: a case of déjà vu (by professor of environmental science Donald Kennedy)

• Wide variety of activities on tap for Commencement 2000

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Page 6:

• New Cantor exhibition focuses on design of artificial joints

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Page 7:

• Osheroff discusses challenges faced by physicists in the post-Cold War era

• 'Recovering supermom' seeks best mix of career, family, community involvement

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Page 8:

• Risk managers enjoy obscurity, but struggle to persuade executives to take action

• Relations entering 'uncharted territory,' unofficial U.S. negotiator with Taiwan says

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Page 9:

• Palo Alto planning commission recommends approval of cancer center

• Study of frog tuberculosis may help unlock secrets of human disease

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Page 10:

• Hypnosis reduces pain and shortens select surgical procedures

• Effects of alcoholism linger, even after rehabilitation

• Medical School Convocation

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Page 12:

• Summer 2000 -- Construction Update

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Page 14:

• New summer camp teaches high school students sophisticated computer skills

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Page 15:

• For the Record: Faculty Senate Report

• Memorial Resolution: Arthur L. Schawlow

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Page 17:

• Drell to give talk on nuclear, biological, chemical weapons

• Indian finance minister to speak on campus today

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Page 22:

• Ph.D. Orals

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Page 24:

• Cardinal Chronicle

• Staff Spotlight: Longtime worker pays first visit to campus

• Supervisors urged to complete survey on temporary workers

• Childcare workshop