February 25 stories

Headlines of the articles that appear in the February 25, 2004, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• Bernhardt reaches out to Lower Row, one house at a time

• Oracle system woes lower campus productivity, morale

• Following a dream, and tuna, with electronic tagging

Page 2:

• Professor William Brigham dead at 74

• Humanities Center nabs Mellon grant

• Course proposals sought for STS program

• Research funding available through Media X Program

• Honors and awards: Mark McClellan

Page 3:

• Faculty Senate approves resolution encouraging boycott of some pricey journals

• Provost explains terminal tuition hike

Page 4:

• In criminal justice, Reno calls for 'science and common sense'

• New centers at NASA park bring together industry, academy

• In Print & On the Air

Page 5:

• Sen. Specter blasts government stand on stem cells

• Imaging technique monitors cancer cell proliferation

• Conference tackles international health

• Clinical advances in academia

• Smallpox history is subject of talk

Page 6:

• Newsome shares sizable research prize for work in movement perception

• Dannenberg will spearhead effort to enhance emergency care for children

• Wine tasting, art show to benefit Huntington's disease research

Page 7:

• Researchers to study whether healthy habits prevent disability in elderly

• Bio-X interdisciplinary research presented in 'plain English'

• Medical Center honors and awards

• Volunteers Needed

Page 10:

• Faculty Senate Report

Page 12:

• Memorial Resolution: John A. Blume, Ph.D.

Page 13:

• Memorial Resolution: Rose O. Payne, Ph.D.

• Memorial Resolution: Richard P. Scowcroft

Page 16:

• Mosaic exhibit shows rejected design for Memorial Church

• ITSS offers help with computer upgrades

• Cardinal Chronicle