June 18 stories

Headlines of the articles that appear in the June 18, 2003, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• 'I am free because of education,' Toledo tells graduates

Page 2:

• University, Palo Alto plans for fields, housing

• Bienenstock named dean of research, graduate policy

• Seizure case show to air Monday

• Comings and goings

Page 3:

• Plant diversity threatened by climate change, greenhouse gas buildup, study finds

• Greely notes highs, lows of senate year before getting roasted, cloned

• In Print & On the Air

Page 5:

• Peace requires 'bravery, risk,' the Rev. J. Bryan Hehir says at Baccalaureate

• 14 students honored with Golden medals, 29 with Firestones

Page 6:

• For Casper, the Class of 2003 retains a 'special place in Gerhard's heart'

• Armin Rosencranz honored with Phi Beta Kappa Teaching Prize

Page 7:

• Peruvian President Alejandro Toledo: 'Join this collective effort of fighting poverty'

• President John Hennessy: 'The rights and privileges of education bring a responsibility'

Page 10:

• Report of the President to the Board of Trustees

Page 11:

• Gerberding extols value of networks at commencement

• Medical school grad students follow a different path

• Stanford Medicine newly available

• Development office switches location

• Faculty senate to meet today

Page 12:

• Final student, faculty award winners for 2003 honored at commencement

• Med center team leads study on better endometriosis diagnosis, treatment

• Public affairs office receives annual CASE awards

Page 13:

• Type-2 diabetes treatment may limit heart disease risks

• Children with anxiety needed for study

Page 16:

• Staffer's persistence pays off: 10,000 library books are donated to Costa Rica

• Cardinal Chronicle