February 11 stories

Headlines of the articles that appear in the February 4, 2004, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• Boardman jumps into new role as dean of students

• Poor children thrive in quality child care centers, study shows

Page 2:

• Trustees approve tuition rate hikes

• Jeraldine Stallard of HEPL dead at 70

• Drama Department to present Franz Kafka'a The Metamorphosis

• Honors and awards

Page 3:

• Three campus events to honor Isaac Babel, noted author, playwright

• Study refutes notion that diesel-powered vehicles are better for the environment

Page 4:

• Diverse backgrounds, interests distinguish new faculty on campus

• In Print & On the Air

Page 5:

• Professor of organizational behavior shed light on secrets of success

Page 6:

• Nineteen university student groups win grants to participate in Community Day

• Upcoming Parents' Weekend expected to draw up to 3,000 family members

Page 7:

• Chilled brain opens window for stroke treatment

• Packard's new 'bed board' program boosts efficiency

• Eyebrows raised at anatomy talk

• Lecture to focus on minority health

Page 8:

• Pathology professor Butcher takes home Sweden's other big prize, the Crafoord

• Retreat affirms accomplishments, looks to future

Page 9:

• Lingering bacteria may pose future food poisoning risks

• Packard makes $1 million investment in local community health services

• Promotion announced

• Calling all bards: poetry contest announced

• Volunteers needed: Depression Study

Page 10:

• Faculty Senate Report

Page 12:

• Memorial Resolution: H. Donald Winbigler, Ph.D.

Page 13:

• Report of the President to the Board of Trustees

Page 16:

• Certification process for principal investigators suspended

• The Nitery becomes a place for student-group innovation

• Senate delays vote on journal resolution

• Cardinal Chronicle