April 2 stories

Headlines of the articles that appear in the April 2, 2003, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• Memorial Church marks centennial

• Haptic technology simulates sense of touch - via computer
  
  

Page 2:

• University offers admission to 2,250 prospective frosh

• Reading public asked to "grade" Bay Area media

• Law Clinic to hold open house today

• Grant to evaluate Russian project

• Honors and awards: Albert Bandura, Bill Guttentag, Hillel Rapoport

Page 3:

• U.S. war with Iraq drives some to the streets, while many seek reflection

• Instructors, students in writing and rhetoric share tales at 'grand slam' event

Page 4:

• Cardinal Ballet to perform Balanchine's The Four Temperaments

• Bruno Latour, science philosopher, to give Presidential lecture

• Ballroom dancers host contest in Roble

• In Print & On the Air

Page 5:

• Electrical engineering professor helps to piece together Columbia accident

Page 6:

• Vantage point: Community Day is a celebration of year-round partnership

• Dish area to be open longer hours; schedule follows seasonal daylight

• 10th annual celebration of Cesar Chavez April 8 highlights two-week program

Page 7:

• Researchers ID cells critical for asthma development

• Match Day rite opens new door to medical students

• Innovation is focus of new contest

• Town hall meeting to explore cancer

Page 8:

• New children's hospital planned

• Security upped at medical center

• Honors and awards: James Hallenbeck, Mina Martin, Samuel So

• Revision to professoriate changes results in new 'adjunct faculty' designation

Page 9:

• Latest medical center faculty appointments and promotions announced

Page 12:

• Office of Sponsored Research to issue collaborative subcontracts

• Cardinal Chronicle