Stanford headlines for the week of May 27, 2009

5.26.09

Economist Garth Saloner to head Stanford's Graduate School of Business
5.27.09

Siegfried Hecker on recent nuclear and missile tests by North Korea
5.27.09

University, service workers jointly attend seminar on better labor negotiations
5.27.09

Michel Serres, one of France's 'immortels,' tells the 'grand récit' at Stanford
5.27.09

Nominations sought for awards for exceptional freshmen in the Class of 2012
5.27.09

Faculty Senate to meet Thursday
5.27.09

Robert Byer wins IEEE Photonics Award for work with lasers
5.27.09

Larry Gibbs, environmental health and safety director, named fellow of AIHA
5.27.09

New grants promote arts at Stanford
5.27.09

Following is an excerpt from Michel Serres' 'The Parasite' (Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1982):
5.27.09

Stanford's Woods Institute awards new round of Environmental Venture Projects
5.27.09

Water quality data and water quality report for 2008
5.27.09

Thinking Twice: Can Western Civilization Survive?
5.27.09

Getting to the heart of health care for the poor
5.27.09

50th anniversary event will include Dean's Medals awards
5.27.09

Faculty asked to fill out AAMC survey by June 30
5.27.09

Fathman receives grant to further study T cells
5.27.09

Medical center people
5.27.09

Packard surgeon helps Vietnamese counterparts keep up with latest techniques
5.27.09

Shhhhh: Stanford Hospital team works to keep things quiet in patient units
5.27.09

Packard 'dynamic duo' installs 10,000th child car seat
5.27.09

Ph.D. orals
5.27.09

Classifieds
5.27.09

Cardinal Chronicle
5.27.09

Stanford Students provide dairy goats for impoverished communities