Headlines of the articles that appear in the October 4, 2000, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• Bio-X awards $3 million for interdisciplinary projects

• Bio-X grant recipient explores link between molecular chaperones and serious diseases

Page 2:

• Ticket arrangements announced for Oct. 20 inauguration

• University commits $3 million for distance learning venture

• Kachru awarded Packard Fellowship

Page 3:

• Faculty Senate chair speeds through first agenda

• Keith Loague named winner of Laurance and Naomi Carpenter Hoagland Prize

• Below Market Rent rise at Stanford West; more than 450 apply for units

• Researchers win federal grant to explore high-tech solutions to humanities problems

Page 4:

• Associate dean, scholar brings Islamic perspective to campus

• Islamic society has served Muslims for more than four decades

Page 5:

• California has no U.S. monopoly on earthquakes

• Stanford, Palo Alto propose new plan to provide faculty housing and preserve golf course's first hole

Page 6:

• Profile: Art Walker

Page 9:

• 'Invisible' project restores Inner Quad's 75-year-old drinking fountains

Page 10:

• Dietary supplement helps keep immune system balanced

• Designer protein therapy shows promise for multiple sclerosis patients

Page 11:

• Faculty appointments and promotions at School of Medicine announced

• Report encourages new national strategy for preventing HIV infections

Page 13:

• For the Record: Faculty Senate Report

• Small group tennis lessons offered

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• Cardinal Chronicle