March 10 stories

Headlines of the articles that appear in the March 10, 2004, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• Sound, electronics compose palette of inventive artists

• Marine scientists study Bahamas reef ecosystem to save them

Page 2:

• Okin, feminist political thinker, dies

• Nominations sought for several campus awards

• Honors and awards

Page 3:

• Reports show modest gains in hiring of women and minority faculty last year

• 'Books not Bombs' group holds anniversary protest of Bush Administration

Page 4:

• Scientists discover new way to capture light on silicon chips

• Howard Wolf, face of Alumni Association, steps into spotlight

• In Print & On the Air

Page 6:

• Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor to deliver commencement address

• Business professors challenge notion of maximum consumer choices

• Professor studies benefits of staggered ticket prices

Page 7:

• Leibel will take reins of new Stanford Cancer Center

• Pitfalls of joint replacement studied through model

• International trials spark ethics concern

• Genomics covered in 'frontiers' series

Page 8:

• Stroke treatment window stays open longer than previously thought

• Tiny 'molecular motors' shed light on how cells carry out their functions

• Media monitor

• Med student wins marathon division

Page 9:

• New orthopedic chair will guide School of Medicine department

• Medical Center honors and awards

• Molecular virologist presents gene talk

• Volunteers needed: Soy Studies

Page 10:

• Faculty Senate Report

Page 13:

• Memorial Resolution: Robert F. Kallman, Ph.D.

• Memorial Resolution: Tibor Scitovsky

Page 12:

• Cardinal Chronicle

• Winter break office closures to become permanent money-saving measure

• New workplace policies group formed

• Staff nominations sought for Amy J. Blue Awards

• TIPS meeting to address community relations

• Take our daughters, sons to work volunteers needed