April 7 stories

Headlines of the articles that appear in the April 7, 2004, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• University celebrates founders, community at day-long event

• Advisory Board marks 100 years of faculty power

• Academic Council meeting April 15

Page 2:

• Professor Brigitte Cazelles dead at 60

• Alumnus to direct Beijing study program

• Honors and awards: Richard Dasher

• Memorials:

  • Professor George Pake
  • Provost James Rosse
  • Professor Richard Gross
  • Budget officer Kimberly Thompson

Page 3:

• Study on H2O molecule clumping 'going to be a big shock in the whole field'

• 50 years after Brown v. Board, scholars to reflect on impact of court's decision

• Sanford named editor of Stanford Report

Page 4:

• Princeton philosophy professor to deliver Tanner lecture series

• Eight faculty tapped for Litt Fund grants

• Product design lecture series to kick off

• Israeli novelist to speak on anti-semitism

• Financial Aid Director Earl Dowling leaves post

• Judicial Officer Morrison to depart for NYU job

• In Print & On the Air

Page 5:

• Robbins to lead Institute for Cardiovascular Medicine

• Highly accurate laser tested in popular eye operation

• Media training class on tap for faculty

• Farmer to speak during 'Haiti week'

Page 7:

• Chang on antidepressants in kids

• Can phoning home ease caregivers' burden? Study dials up answers

• Dermatology researcher Lexie Nall dies

• 'Stepping Out' puts walkers on track

• Media monitor

Page 7:

• Community Day health fair attracts thousands: young, old, and four-legged

• Volunteers needed

• Medical Center honors and awards

Page 10:

• Scientists challenge report of one Argentine ant supercolony flooding California

Page 11:

• Academic Council Report

• Memorial Resolution: Konrad Bates Krauskopf

Page 12:

• Success signs for transportation program

Page 16:

• Administrative charging: You've got questions, Jung has answers

• Prizes available for alternative commuters

• Cardinal Chronicle