January 21 stories 

Headlines of the articles that appear in the January 21, 2004, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• New early admission program more popular than anticipated

• Scientists create first silicon circuit using carbon nanotubes

Page 2:

• Reynolds, an 'incredibly effective' teacher, dead at 70

• Steiner helped to shape post-war Japan

Page 3:

• Patricia Casey, 37-year employee who worked for Stanford Events, dead at 59

• Memorial set for computer systems administrator Evelyn Ubhoff

• Dennis Powers, 'primary force' in integrative biology, dies after long illness

Page 4:

• Scientists track damage from logging in Brazilian rain forest

• Reacting with mineral surface, microbes do the unexpected

• In Print & On the Air

Page 5:

• Documentary examines how California public schools fell 'from first to worst'

• Princeton religious scholar to host lectures examining early Christianity

• Scientists will attempt to explain the human genome

Page 6:

• Forum looks into the American soul

• Six passengers injured in Marguerite shuttle crash

• SUNet ID passwords can now be changed online

Page 7:

• Chronic morning headaches, depression may share link

• Seminar explores value of simulator-based learning

• Lane unveils new 'TECH Desk'

• Senate to meet

• Research associate Hurwitz dies

Page 8:

• Emergency medicine grand rounds talk focuses on paying off 'sleep debt'

• Graduate student team simplifies complex siRNA gene-disabling technique

• Weight-loss med for kids studied

• What ever became of the dire flu season?

Page 9:

• Jackler, Khavari named to School of Medicine endowed professorships

• Researchers land $7 million grant to study root causes of asthma, allergies

• Medical Center honors and awards

• Volunteers Needed: Alcohol study

Page 10:

• Pearl murder to be examined

Page 12:

• Internal Audit offers staff control and compliance checklist

• Note to entrepreneurs: Meet new people

• Cardinal Chronicle