Stanford headlines for the week of January 21, 2009

1.15.09	Yoko Ono reflects on her life, work and public perception
1.16.09	Carson on Obama and MLK
1.16.09	Musharraf defends country's terror record
1.16.09	Rixford Snyder, 'Dean of the Danube,' dead at 100
1.16.09	Adaptation is key in human evolution
1.21.09	Sociologist with deep roots at Stanford takes helm of senate
1.21.09	Environmental law professor receives 2008 Lyman Award
1.21.09	'Evel Knievel of dance' starts residency
1.21.09	Former top intelligence analyst returns to Stanford
1.21.09	Honors & Awards
1.21.09	Senate to meet on Thursday
1.21.09	Earthquake scenario to put Stanford on red alert
1.21.09	Ric Weiland Graduate Fellowships recipients announced
1.21.09	Philosopher discusses the evolution of free will
1.21.09	Vantage Point: Choice of inaugural Bible both historic and symbolic
1.21.09	New approach to coronary artery disease prevents needless stents
1.21.09	Dalai Lama backs new center to study neurology of altruism and compassion
1.21.09	Professor makes unusual use of engineering expertise: To study incontinence
1.21.09	Nation poised to extend health insurance to more children
1.21.09	Study of bulimia seeks participants
1.21.09	Medical school faculty senate to meet this evening at 5:15
1.21.09	Medical center people
1.21.09	Housing
1.21.09	Ph.D. Orals
1.21.09	Benefits enrollment system to accommodate same-sex marriages
1.21.09	Cardinal Chronicle

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