February 4 stories 

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

Page 1:

• Worms in Space!

• Gospel of John aims to discredit evangel Thomas, scholar says

Page 2:

• Scholars proclaim U.S. policy in Iraq 'nuts,' 'a mess'

• Eulau memorial event set for March 2

• Watkins led European tours for students

• Letters to the editor

Page 3:

• Red tile roofs in Bangalore: Stanford's look copied in Silicon Valley and beyond

• Two Stanford professors considered for book award

Page 4:

• Stanford ranks high for number of graduates in Peace Corps

• Nominations sought for undergrad award

• Modernist studies journal wins award

• In Print & On the Air

Page 6:

• Dazzling new light source created at Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory

• University withdraws from library association

Page 7:

• Aggressive form of prostate cancer ID'd by test

• Brain Day' gives area middle-schoolers brainy insights

• Center combines donation sites

• Fellowship offered to innovators

Page 8:

• New Cancer Center nears opening with gala event tonight

Page 9:

• King lecture to explore role of humanities in healing

• Open house highlights Clark Center projects

• Medical Center honors and awards

Page 12:

• Computer games under sociological microscope in Cantor exhibit

• San Francisco officials to begin using chloramine in campus drinking water

• Nominations sought for new community partnership award

• Bomb threat closes medical buildings

• Cardinal Chronicle