Stanford headlines for the week of January 28, 2009

1.23.09	Darwin dramatized
1.23.09	The first brother-in-law brings his team to play Stanford
1.23.09	New center tackles poverty, inequality
1.28.09	Scientists improve MRI sensitivity
1.28.09	New job-posting policy gives laid-off Stanford employees first shot at open positions
1.28.09	Record numbers apply for admission
1.28.09	University suspends $1.3 billion in capital projects
1.28.09	Reading the fine print takes on a new meaning
1.28.09	The ‘starch’ that stiffens land plants is discovered in seaweed
1.28.09	Condoleezza Rice on returning to campus
1.28.09	Proposals for high-tech education projects sought
1.28.09	Thinking Twice: Race
1.28.09	Sociability connected to particular region of brain
1.28.09	What matters to Siegel and why? One lecture not enough to answer
1.28.09	Feb. 7 autism conference for families and experts
1.28.09	New findings on old kidneys could enhance long-term success of transplants
1.28.09	Stanford-India Biodesign opens center in New Delhi
1.28.09	Innovation in imaging may catch earliest signs of arthritis
1.28.09	'Healing Notes' CD offers best Stanford Hospital hits
1.28.09	Faculty Senate minutes - January 22, 2009 meeting
1.28.09	Memorial Resolution: Harold J. Leavitt
1.28.09	Memorial Resolution: A. Louis London
1.28.09	Housing
1.28.09	Ph.D. Orals
1.28.09	Cardinal Chronicle

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