February 18 stories

Headlines of the articles that appear in the February 18, 2004, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• Electronic voting unreliable without receipt, expert says

• Two professors join ranks of National Academy of Engineering

• For-profit journals vote expected at senate

Page 2:

• New technology aids cell analysis

• Dean of Research accepting grant proposals for fund

• James Rosse, former provost and economics professor dies

• Honors and awards: Albert Bandura

Page 3:

• Isaac and Madeline Stein: A lifetime of strong relationships and shared values

• Hindu, mythology scholar to give Presidential Lecture

Page 4:

• Databases remain susceptible to infiltration, professor says

• Despite faults, technology can enliven archaeology, Rick says

• GPS inventor inducted into hall of fame

• In Print & On the Air

Page 5:

• Registration begins Monday for next quarter's Continuing Studies Program classes

• Panel examines communications difficulties when discussing marine fisheries

Page 6:

• Engineer focuses in how children are exposed to toxic substances

• New lecture series sheds light on SLAC happenings

Page 7:

• Inner workings of RNA partially unveiled in study

• Can language heal grieving? Boland looks for answers

• Specter to visit medical school

• History of brain is focus of talk

• Senate to meet

Page 8:

• Medical school researchers showcase findings at international meeting

Page 9:

• Vantage point: Myths and realities of cloning

• Medical faculty promotions announced

• Call for queries: Ask the Bioethicist

• Medical Center honors and awards: Thomas K. Krummel

Page 12:

• 'God of geeks' examines superheroes, pop culture in new book

• More paperwork required to use 'Flex Convenience' debit cards

• Workers' compensation health provider added

• Cardinal Chronicle