March 3 stories

Headlines of the articles that appear in the March 3, 2004, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• Intellectual property next big thing, Greenspan predicts

• Environmental research center planned for Israel-Jordan border

• Faculty retention to be discussed by senate

Page 2:

• $5 million grant from Annenberg honors George Schultz

• Letters to the editor

• Honors and awards

Page 3:

• Public education crisis 'the greatest domestic issue' Americans face today

• Treasurer criticizes plan to borrow billions for state's budget deficit

Page 4:

• 'The cow is out of the barn' on gap in prescription drug costs

• In Print & On the Air

Page 5:

• PLoS co-founder defends free dissemination of peer-reviewed journals online

• Science editor-in-chief warns of PLoS growing pains

Page 6:

• Pre-implantation genetic diagnosis offers hope but prompts ethical concerns

Page 7:

• Hormone study halted; patients told to stop treatment

• Valantine explores new views on women's cardiac risk

• Suffering subject of bioethics talk

• Freischlag featured in Holman Lecture

Page 8:

• Activism more than lectures prompts teen smokers to cut back on cigarettes

• SUMMIT director to show her stuff

• Medical Center honors and awards

• Volunteers needed: Garlic Study

Page 9:

• 'Brain day' delivers neuroscience to area middle schools

• Biology of influenza infection explored in pediatric grand rounds talks

• Paul Berg on ideology in science

Page 12:

• Finger points to new evidence: Remains may not be Romanovs'

• Mercury thermometer exchange program expands

• Cardinal Chronicle