May 5 stories

Headlines of the articles that appear in the May 5, 2004, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• Encina Gym keeps on giving despite pending demolition

• Diversity efforts celebrated, questioned by minority alumni

Page 2:

• Campbell to receive science award

• $2 million grant for Korean studies

• Help available for stressed-out students

• Honors and awards

Page 3:

• Staying inside the lines: Automotive innovations promise improved road safety

• Search for dark matter illuminates largest and smallest mysteries of the universe

Page 4:

• Board of Trustees elects Burton McMurty chair; two new members named

• Senate review of conflict-of-interest policy yields concerns

• Twelve U.S. journalists awarded John S. Knight Fellowships for 2004-05

• New Yorker editor to discuss the press since 9/11

Page 6:

• Beyond the glory: Cardinal coach Buddy Teevans tackles life off the gridiron

• Media X seeks funding proposals of up to $75,000

• Second horse attacked by what may have been a mountain lion, officials say

• Isabel Allende to give talk

Page 7:

• Boning up on fat, researcher finds unlikely treatment

• From AIDS to X-rays, students will present research

• Event explores women's health

• Stanford Medicine hot off the press

Page 8:

• Gene-based screening sorts cancer cases to determine best treatments

• Memory served in unique psychiatric study investigating combined treatment

Page 9:

• Is a mind lift ethical? Researchers debate the dilemma of boosting brain power

• Appointments, promotions announces

• Media monitor

• Medical Center honors and awards

Page 10:

• Faculty Senate Report

Page 11:

• Memorial Resolution: James Theodore, M.D.

• Memorial Resolution: Martin Esslin

Page 12:

• Report of the President to the Board of Trustees

Page 16:

• Breyer says affirmative-action case was his 'most important'

• Conference to address needs of research administration staff

• Keeping track of the Marguerite on the web

• Richard Blundell to deliver Arrow Lectures

• Cardinal Chronicle