July 23 stories

Headlines of the articles that appear in the July 23, 2003, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• Branner Hall glows again after $20 million restoration

• Preaching the good book - The Great Gatsby that is

Page 2:

• Longtime professor Lucio Ruotolo, expert on Virginia Woolf, dies

• Jane Davenport Fairbank, pioneer for women in physics, dies

• Physicist Edward Teller awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom

Page 3:

• School of Engineering to host symposium on the future of air and space travel

• From Durand to Hoff: The making of a pioneering Aero/Astro Department

Page 4:

• Everything is Illuminated author wins first Saroyan Writing Prize

• Cordell to run for Palo Alto City Council

• Failed transformer suspected in outage

• Bio-X symposium to be held

• In Print & On the Air

Page 6:

• Research finding may improve anti-rejection treatment

• Trauma program gets perfect rating in national report

• Cancer screening served up

• Reunion celebrates transplant success

Page 7:

• New chief of otolaryngology heralds era of expansion for ENT programs

• Antidepressant treatment helps alleviate compulsive shopping disorder

• Ongoing study explores the effects of alcohol, nicotine, donepezil on pilots

Page 8:

• Life in poor neighborhoods may signal greater mortality risk, says study

• Treatment tested for arterial blockages

• 'UpToDate' available through October

• Volunteers needed

Page 9:

• Medical center announces new round of faculty promotions

• Blake Wilbur garage reopens for patients

Page 11:

• Panel to discuss whether news media promote irrational fear

Page 12:

• Public's use of the Dish area rises as committee issues final report

• New staff invited to Asian Staff Forum lunch

• Worklist manager online routing system pilot rolls out

• Help available to close mainframe accounts

• Risk Management seeks information on use of planes

• Cardinal Chronicle