March 17 stories

Headlines of the articles that appear in the March 17, 2004, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• Environmental ills require immediate action, Gore says

• Riddle of beer bubbles solved in time for St. Patrick's Day

Page 2:

• Students slam Bush science policies

• Actor to give free reading of Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities

• Honors and awards

• Okin service scheduled

Page 3:

• New Hoover exhibit highlights Northern Ireland conflict though posters, headlines

• Sea of Cortez expedition delayed by two weeks due to winter storms

• Professor Schiebinger tapped to lead IRWG

Page 4:

• New aerogel allows protein study outside normal environment

• Eight Stanford scientists tapped for Sloan Research Fellowships

• In Print & On the Air

Page 5:

• Law professors examine ethical controversies of peer-to-peer file sharing

Page 6:

• Oh, the humanities! Book celebration showcases 2003 works by campus fuzzies

Page 7:

• Tuberculosis strains tend to stay close to home

• Low brain activity linked to protein levels in disorder

• Health fair coming on Community Day

• Class searches for brains in business

• Meeting bumped

Page 8:

• Estrogen research looks for potential cognitive boost; volunteers sought

• Sea otters benefit from medical school research

• Media monitor

• Volunteers needed: Rosacea study

Page 9:

• Latest promotions announced for School of Medicine faculty

• Mathers on body donations

• Medical Center honors and awards

Page 10:

• Children raise global awareness of AIDS through dance, song

Page 12:

• New campus energy program provides incentives for conservation

• Financial systems 'help lab' available at Wilbur Modules

• A reminder of legal work rules involving nonexempt employees

• PC users asked to download security patch

• Cardinal Chronicle