April 21 stories

Headlines of the articles that appear in the April 21, 2004, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• T-minus 45 years: Gravity Probe B finally launches

• University on better financial footing, Hennessy tells council

Page 2:

• Ancient climate explained by pebbles

• Ortolano named Haas Center director

• University's Persian collection boosted by recent donations

Page 3:

• Technology speeds up efforts to piece together ancient marble map of Rome

• Asian American Awards honor employees, students

Page 4:

• Israeli novelist attempts to pin down the root of anti-Semitism

• University will appeal $1 million judgment awarded to ex-employee

• In Print & On the Air

Page 5:

• Black children might have been better off without Brown v. Board, Bell says

• Brown v. Board invaluable in racial justice fight, law professor says

Page 6:

• Panelists discuss how a new initiative can address environmental changes

Page 7:

• Love is the 'basis of our practical reasoning,' philosopher says in Tanner Lectures

• Hopkins a 'milestone in microbiology'

Page 8:

• Stickleback fish study uncovers evolutionary secrets

• Blood screen may thwart some radiation side effects

• Blauwet rolls to Boston victory

• Arthritis study goes online

• Senate to meet

Page 9:

• Fertility herbal supplement sprouts promising results in small pilot study

• Med development takes CASE award

• David Relman on West Nile virus

• Media monitor

Page 10:

• Neurologist, author Cutler dies at 70

• Animal research laboratory founder Orland Soave dies at 82

Page 11:

• Creating a sustainable future: The Stanford Institute for the Environment

• Memorial Resolution: John Robert Spreiter, Ph.D.

Page 12:

• Faculty Senate Report

Page 16:

• Rosa Gonzalez discusses her lifetime of triumph over turmoils

• Campus computers fall prey to attacks

• Cardinal Chronicle