April 28 stories

Headlines of the articles that appear in the April 28, 2004, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• Map exhibit chronicles European encounters with Africa

• 'Spintronics' promises better computer performance, memory

• Conflict of interest policy to be reviewed

Page 2:

• Harry Sanders, campus planner, dies

• Savani wins Beinecke scholarship

• Solving problems with anthropology honored by award

• Honors and awards

Page 3:

• Scientists develop sophisticated simulation to examine protein-folding process

• Experiment shows speed limit for magnetic recording slower than thought

• Mountain lion attacks horse near Dish

Page 4:

• 23 fellows, from near and afar, to come to Humanities Center

• Seven students selected for 2004 Dean's Award

• Conference set on Doctor Zhivago writer

• In Print & On the Air

Page 5:

• University to host first-ever minority alumni conference

• Stanford Powwow to be held May 7-9

Page 6:

• Early genetics discovery wins Cohen the Albany Prize

• Elusive microbe fingered as culprit in gum disease

• Annual symposium covers cancer

• Panelists explore who's an inventor

• Students to present

Page 7:

• Tough topic gets kid-friendly touch in San Jose's Tech Museum exhibit

• Conversation with geneticist Richard Myers

Page 8:

• Genetic screening research IDs most aggressive adult leukemia strains

• 40 years and thousands of deliveries later, nurse decides it's 'time to go'

Page 9:

• School of Medicine announces latest round of faculty promotions

• Thorny topic of how to deliver bad news explored in pediatric grand rounds

• Media monitor

• Medical Center honors and awards

Page 16:

• Youngsters take on roles of university employees for a morning

• HelpSU will shut down temporarily for system upgrade

• Asian Staff Forum to host Big Lunch of Color Monday

• Last call for 2003 flexible spending account claims

• Office for Religious Life sponsors new book club

• Cardinal Chronicle