January 28 stories 

Headlines of the articles that appear in the January 28, 2004, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• For North Korea, key to diplomacy is market reform

• Neuman leaves landscape built on clarity, 'sense of place'

Page 2:

• Oswald Villard Jr., father of 'over-the-horizon' radar, dies at 87

• Cuthbertson memorial set for February 5

• Letters to the editor

Page 3:

• Who Killed Daniel Pearl? author details one-year effort to find murder clues

• Eulau, pioneer in political behavior research, dead at 88

Page 4:

• Better training for teaching assistants paying off in the classrooms

• Panel to examine role of black churches

• In Print & On the Air

Page 5:

• First-of-its-kind pediatric robotic surgery a success

• Nobel winner Berg kicks off series for non-scientists

• Innovation is focus of biodesign talk

• Public lecture covers movement

Page 6:

• Patterns of ancient human migrations tracked by computer simulation

• Her faith blended with health service, Grudzen forever seeks balance

Page 7:

• Benitz named to new Sunshine professorship

• How do cells know what to do? Like us, they learn

• Minority training explored in SUMMA conference

• Medical Center honors and awards

Page 8:

• Don't just take it for granite: Outdoor art abounds on campus

Page 10:

• Faculty Senate Report

Page 13:

• Memorial Resolution: Jeffrey P. Mass

• Memorial Resolution: Herbert N. Hultgren

Page 12:

• An international smorgasbord hits the southeast side of campus

• Cardinal Chronicle