41. The Stanford Management Company -Press Releases CONTACT Andreé moore, stanford Management Company (650) 9260258 stanfordUniversity endowment report issued by stanford Management Company http://www.stanfordmanage.org/smc_press.html

Press Releases CONTACT: Andreé Moore, Stanford Management Company: (650) 926-0258 Stanford University endowment report issued by Stanford Management Company The Stanford Merged Endowment Pool (MEP) generated an 8.8 percent investment return for the 12 months ended June 30, 2003, according to the Stanford Management Company. In a volatile period for the financial markets the MEP's well-diversified mix of assets performed consistently well. The one-year return placed Stanford in the top quartile of major college and university endowments. Over the past 10 years, the MEP has achieved an annualized return of 14.0 percent, growing from $2.4 billion to $8.2 billion. The MEP is Stanford's primary investment pool for the university's endowment and 75 percent of its expendable funds. Income from the Stanford University endowment now supports 16 percent of the university's $2.3 billion budget.

42. Stanford Social Innovation Review: Forum: Article On The Gordon And Betty Moore stanford graduate school of business the center for social innovation In short, the article is critical of moore s highly proactive grantmaking style http://www.ssireview.com/forum/archives/2004/01/article_on_the.php

SSIR Forum : Article on the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation Category: Foundation Practices Posted: January 16, 2004 09:29 PM Under the title of "The Superfund," the January issue of the San Francisco Magazine contains an article profiling the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation. While describing the history and aims of the foundation, the article raises several questions about how the foundation has chosen to conduct its grants program and how it interacts with the fields in which it operates. In short, the article is critical of Moore's highly pro-active grantmaking style, the strongly corporate background of its top leadership, and what the writer describes as an aloof relationship with nonprofit organizations in its fields of activity. Reading the piece, one is left to ask, "Is Moore's business-minded approach just a new, more effective way of doing things in the social sector, or is this problematic behavior for a foundation?" A response to the article (even before it was published) defending the foundation's operation appeared in the San Jose Mercury News Comment welcome. Posted by Bruce Sievers at January 16, 2004 09:29 PM

43. Stanford University Cardinal | Football | An Official Athletic Site stanford Cardinal Official Athletic Site complete timely coverage of all stanfordsports including Getting To Know Garrett moore Nickname G Mo http://gostanford.collegesports.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/moore_garrett00.html

Choose Sport Baseball Basketball - M Basketball - W Crew Cross Country Fencing Field Hockey Football Golf - M Golf - W Gymnastics - M Gymnastics - W Lacrosse - W Sailing Soccer - M Soccer - W Softball Swim/Diving - M Swim/Diving - W Sync Swimming Tennis - M Tennis - W Volleyball - M Volleyball - W Water Polo - M Water Polo - W Wrestling News Releases Garrett Moore Class: Sophomore Hometown: Scottsdale, AZ High School: Desert Mountain HS Height / Weight: Position: QB Birthdate: Experience: At Stanford: One of four quarterbacks on the Cardinal roster, Garrett will fill a backup role in 2005 and look to put himself in position to receiving playing time ... Still learning the quarterback position, his continued development will be critical to the Cardinal offense and its depth at QB ... Walked-on to the Stanford football program prior to the 2004 season ... Still has four years of eligibility remaining. The 2004 Season: Did not play in 2004 as a true freshman quarterback. In High School: Led 5A Arizona High Schools as a junior and senior with over 4,000 passing yards in two years ... Named First-Team All-City following his junior season ... Set school records for passing yards in a season (2,158) and passing yards in a single game (377) ... Three-year starting quarterback at Desert Mountain High School ... Team captain ... Three-year letter winner in basketball and one-year letter-winner in track ... Best time in the mile was 4:59 ... Student body vice president ... Boys State 2003 Senator for the state of Arizona ... Very involved in community service ... State finalist for the Wendy's Heisman Student-Athlete Award.

44. Stanford University Cardinal | Men's Basketball | An Official Athletic Site stanford Cardinal Official Athletic Site complete timely coverage of all stanfordsports including football, baseball basketball. http://gostanford.collegesports.com/sports/m-baskbl/mtt/moore_evan00.html

Choose Sport Baseball Basketball - M Basketball - W Crew Cross Country Fencing Field Hockey Football Golf - M Golf - W Gymnastics - M Gymnastics - W Lacrosse - W Sailing Soccer - M Soccer - W Softball Swim/Diving - M Swim/Diving - W Sync Swimming Tennis - M Tennis - W Volleyball - M Volleyball - W Water Polo - M Water Polo - W Wrestling News Releases Evan Moore Class: Sophomore Hometown: Brea, CA High School: Brea-Olinda Height / Weight: Position: Forward Birthdate: Major: Undeclared Stanford: A standout wide receiver on the Stanford football team who has the potential to put in some valuable minutes for the Cardinal basketball team this year ... He is a skilled post player with big time size, athleticism and a pure shot. 2003-04 Season (Freshman): Joined the basketball team after playing his freshman season in 2003 on the Stanford football team ... Caught eight passes in six games for 150 yards (18.8 ypc) with one touchdown ... Scored a season-high four points along with two rebounds and a steal in nine minutes against Arizona State (2/5/04) ... Scored three points and grabbed a rebound in two minutes of play in his collegiate basketball debut against Southern Utah (12/22/03). High School: TM Web GoStanford.com

45. International: Italiano: Scienze: Chimica: Chimici E Ricercatori: Moore, Stanfor Translate this page stanford moore è stato insignito del premio Nobel per la chimica, nel 1972, pergli studi sul sito attivo della ribonucleasi. Vedi anche http://open-site.org/International/Italiano/Scienze/Chimica/Chimici_e_Ricercator

Open Site The Open Encyclopedia Project Pagina principale Aggiungi Contenuti Diventa Editore In tutta la Directory Solo in Chimici_e_Ricercatori/Moore,_Stanford Top International Italiano Scienze ... Chimici e Ricercatori : Moore, Stanford Stanford Moore ¨ stato insignito del premio Nobel per la chimica, nel 1972, per gli studi sul sito attivo della ribonucleasi. Vedi anche: International: Italiano: Societ : Strutture Sociali: Persone: Biografie: Premio Nobel Questa Categoria ha bisogno di un Editore - Richiedila Open Site Code 0.5.3 robot company. Visit our sister sites dmoz.org mozilla.org chefmoz.org musicmoz.org ... modifica

46. The Stanford Daily Online Edition moore also has endeared himself to stanford fans by shining against Cal. moore has never gotten many carries because of stanford’s backfield depth, http://www.stanforddaily.com/tempo?page=content&id=9024&repository=0001_article

47. The Stanford Daily Online Edition 1714 win over Notre Dame at stanford Stadium. moore, stanford’s leading rusherthis year, will be needed to help pound the Irish defense on Saturday. http://www.stanforddaily.com/tempo?date=10-04-2002

48. Photo Album 1 Knowhere store (April 28). Martine Heyer (April 28). Jeff moore, stanford (April29). Jeff moore, stanford (April 29). Jeff moore, stanford (April 29) http://www.siliconvalley.ch/stapr98/photo2.html

Photo Album Part 2 Click on the picture for full size Panel Discussion (April 27) Panel Discussion (April 27) Panel Discussion (April 27) Panel Discussion (April 27) Panel Discussion (April 27) Panel Discussion (April 27) Knowhere store (April 28) Knowhere store (April 28) Martine Heyer (April 28) Jeff Moore, Stanford (April 29) Jeff Moore, Stanford (April 29) Jeff Moore, Stanford (April 29) Back

49. ESPN.com: Stanford Cardinal Player Card St. San Diego St. San Jose St. stanford, Cal, UCLA, USC, Colorado St. Colorado Evan moore Wide Receiver 8 Junior Roster. Age 20 Height 67 http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/player/profile?playerId=145102

50. ESPN.com - Stanford Clubhouse Evan moore Forward 15 Sophomore Roster. Height 67 stanford Players.Anthony Goods, Carlton Weatherby, Chris Hernandez, Dan Grunfeld, Evan moore http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/player/profile?playerId=15314

51. Stanford University Cardinal | Football | An Official Athletic Site Fullback Casey moore scores on a 25yard touchdown pass to lift stanford past Cal . stanford trumped the Golden Bears yet again when moore, http://gostanford.com/sports/m-footbl/recaps/111800aaa.html

Choose Sport Baseball Basketball - M Basketball - W Crew Cross Country Fencing Field Hockey Football Golf - M Golf - W Gymnastics - M Gymnastics - W Lacrosse - W Sailing Soccer - M Soccer - W Softball Swim/Diving - M Swim/Diving - W Sync Swimming Tennis - M Tennis - W Volleyball - M Volleyball - W Water Polo - M Water Polo - W Wrestling News Releases Printer-Friendly Format E-mail this article Fullback Casey Moore scores on a 25-yard touchdown pass to lift Stanford past Cal. Football Home HEADLINES Cardinal Hosts UC Davis in Home Opener September 17 Stanford Outlasts Navy To Open Season, 41-38 Cardinal Opens 2005 Season at Navy RELATED LINKS Follow all of the college football action at CollegeSports.com Email this to a friend Stanford Victorious In Another Big Game Thriller! Cardinal runs series win streak to six games with 36-30 defeat of rival Cal. Nov. 18, 2000 Final Statistics Quotes Notes Photo Gallery ... Send a FANcard! BERKELEY, Calif. - Stanford waited until the last snap of the last game of the season to run this particular play. The timing was perfect.

52. Nobel Prize Winning Chemists stanford moore. The Nobel Prize In Chemistry 1972. stanford moore was born in1913 in Chicago, Illinois, and grew up in Nashville, Tennessee, http://www.sanbenito.k12.tx.us/district/webpages2002/judymedrano/Nobel Winners/s

Nobel Prize Winning Chemists Stanford Moore The Nobel Prize In Chemistry 1972 Stanford Moore was born in 1913 in Chicago, Illinois, and grew up in Nashville, Tennessee, where his father was a member of the faculty of the School of Law of Vanderbilt University. His thesis research was in biochemistry in the laboratory of Karl Paul Link. The first lessons that the young graduate student received from the skilled hands of his professor were in the microanalytical methods of Pregl for the determination of C, H, and N. Moore's thesis on was on the characterization of carbohydrates as benzimidazole derivatives. Honors: He shared an award with William H. Stein which was the American Chemical Society Award in chromatography and Electrophoresis; Richards Medal of the American Chemical Society; Linderstrom-Lang Medal; the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1972 shared with William H. Stein and Christian B. Anfinsen "for their contribution to the understanding of the connection between chemical structure and catalytic ativity of the active center of the ribonuclease molecule". Moore's decision to return to Rockefeller was influenced by Herbert Gasser, then the Director of The Rockefeller Institute, who offered to give modest space to Moore and Stein to pursue the theme of research which they had begun with Bergmann or any new lines of investigation that appealed to them. Thus began the collaboration that led to the development of quantitative chromatographic methods for amino acid analysis, their automation, and the utilization of such techniques, in cooperation with younger associates, in the researches in protein chemistry summarized in the Nobel lecture by Moore and Stein.

53. Moorelies.com | News: Thanks, Stanford Review! moorelies is a weblog, article archive, and community devoted to truth and justicein reporting on michael moore. http://www.moorelies.com/news/archives/display.cfm?newsID=659

54. Cooley Godward LLP | Attorneys | Timothy Moore Mr. moore received a JD from stanford Law School in 1985. He received a BA inEconomics, with distinction, from stanford University in 1979. http://www.cooley.com/attorneys/bio.aspx?ID=33272003

55. DMA Directions to stanford University Florence moore Hall Service Center From Hwy101 N or S Take the University Avenue/Palo Alto exit towards stanford http://digitalmediaacademy.org/packets/summer2005/stanford_overnight_directions.

Driving Directions to STANFORD UNIVERSITY for ADULT OVERNIGHTERS CLICK ON MAP TO ENLARGE Click here to view maps of Stanford University: parking, searchable campus map, etc. Check-In Location: Florence Moore Hall Service Center, 436 Mayfield Avenue, Stanford, CA. Direct phone line to Service Center: 650-736-9988. Check-In Time: You may check-in any time after 3pm on Sunday afternoon. The Service Center is open until 10pm should you want to arrive later. We suggest arriving by 5pm if you selected a meal plan that includes dinner since dining halls are only open until 6:30pm. Housing Location: Will vary week to week, Florence Moore Hall Service Center will direct you to the specific dorm you will be staying at. It will be within walking distance of Florence Moore Hall. Check-Out Location: Florence Moore Hall Service Center Friday (7:30-8:30am) - Except for Weekend Stays (If you would like to add a weekend stay please make arrangements with DMA, not the Service Center.) Luggage storage may be available at the Florence Moore Hall Service Center. Please pack your bags and return the key during check-out hours listed above. Directions to Stanford University Florence Moore Hall Service Center: From Hwy 101 N or S Take the University Avenue/Palo Alto exit towards Stanford University. Stay on University Avenue (driving through downtown Palo Alto.) After crossing El Camino, you will enter the Stanford University campus. University Avenue turns into Palm Drive. At Campus Drive, make a Left, and drive approximately 1 mile going through a series of stop signs. On Mayfield Avenue take a right and follow the road going through two stop signs. Florence Moore Hall will be on your left. Park on the street or in the lot across from Florence Moore (parking is free on Sunday). Check-in at the Service Center and they will direct you to the dorm where you will be staying that week. You will need to have a parking permit should you park on campus during the week and can purchase one at the Service Center for $17 for a 30 day parking permit.

56. Football Pac-10.org - Conference Of Champions Official Athletic Site WSU s Pat Bennett and stanford s Kevin Schimmelmann named to the AllAcademicteam for the stanford Sr. 3.29 Engineering WR Evan moore, stanford So. http://www.pac-10.org/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/112304aad.html

INFORMATION SPORTS ABOUT PAC-10 CORPORATE SPONSORS ... COMPLIANCE Pac-10 Names All-Academic Football Team WSU's Pat Bennett and Stanford's Kevin Schimmelmann named to the All-Academic team for the third time. Printer-Friendly Format E-mail this article Football Home HEADLINES Pac-10 Football Players of the Week Named This Week in Pac-10 Football 'Cats Roll Over Lumberjacks RELATED LINKS Follow all of the college football action at CollegeSports.com Email this to a friend Nov. 23, 2004 Complete Release in PDF Format Download Free Acrobat Reader WALNUT CREEK, Calif.The Pacific-10 Conference has named the 2004 Pac-10 All-Academic Football Team. Linebackers Pat Bennett of Washington State and Kevin Schimmelmann of Stanford headline the group by being named to the first team for the third time. Seven other players were first-team selections for the second time. To be eligible for selection to the academic team, a student-athlete must have a minimum 3.0 overall grade-point average and be either a starter or significant substitute. Following is the 2004 Pacific-10 Conference All-Academic Football Team: 2004 PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE ALL-ACADEMIC FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST TEAM Pos. Name, School Yr. GPA Major

57. Football Pac-10.org - Conference Of Champions Official Athletic Site Evan moore, FL, So., stanford. 2004 PACIFIC10 CONFERENCE ALL-ACADEMIC FOOTBALLTEAM. FIRST TEAM. Pos. Name, School Yr. GPA Major QB Casey Paus, http://www.pac-10.org/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/020905aae.html

INFORMATION SPORTS ABOUT PAC-10 CORPORATE SPONSORS ... COMPLIANCE 2004-05 Pac-10 Football Year In Review USC claimed its second straight National Championship. Printer-Friendly Format E-mail this article Football Home HEADLINES Pac-10 Football Players of the Week Named This Week in Pac-10 Football 'Cats Roll Over Lumberjacks RELATED LINKS Follow all of the college football action at CollegeSports.com Email this to a friend Complete Release in PDF Format Download Free Acrobat Reader Feb. 9, 2005 2004 Pac-10 Football Year In Review USC won the Pac-10 Championship outright with a perfect 8-0 Conference record and was 13-0 overall on its way to being named National Champion. For the third straight season, USC found itself in the top-10 in the nation at the end of the year, finishing No. 1 for the second consecutive year. The Pac-10 went 3-2 in bowl games this season. USC topped No. 2-ranked Oklahoma 55-19 in the FedEx Orange Bowl and claimed the national championship. It was the second consecutive national title for the Trojans and the Pac-10. OREGON STATE defeated Notre Dame 38-21 in the Insight Bowl. ARIZONA STATE also chalked up a postseason win defeating Purdue 27-23 in the Wells Fargo Sun Bowl. As for individual awards, USC's Matt Leinart and Reggie Bush were named Co-Pac-10 Offensive Player of the Year, Oregon State's Bill Swancutt and USC's Shaun Cody received the Pat Tillman Co-Defensive Player of the Year award, Arizona State's Zach Miller won Pac-10's Freshman of the Year honors and California's Jeff Tedford was named Coach of the Year.

58. Jim Moore Home Page Jim moore (Assoc. Prof., Anthropology Dept, UCSD) AB Human Biology 1975stanford University MS Biology 1975 stanford University PhD Biological http://dss.ucsd.edu/~jmoore/

Jim Moore (Assoc. Prof., Anthropology Dept, UCSD) Research interests: Generally, the relationships among demography and ecology in the evolution of complex sociality. How are age and 'altruism' related? Rainfall and coalition formation? Things like that. One application of such an approach is to the study of early hominid behavioral ecology, and a lot of my current work relates to that. At right, I'm collecting hair from a chimpanzee nest in Ugalla, Tanzania (the hair yields DNA for population genetic work, and the location of nests can tell us about ape use of savanna habitats). Email: jjmoore@ucsd.edu Publications Things I've worked on... (includes complete text of some papers) BioAnthro at UCSD Some general information on biological anthropology. Courses A variety of handouts and other teaching- related materials. STUDENTS: this is the place for handouts on research papers, who cares about fossil names, and other nifty things. African Ape Study Sites This is an archive of information on field sites where gorillas, chimpanzees and bonobos have been studied. It is intended for use by researchers interested in comparative socioecology, and contains data, maps, photographs, site bibliographies and the like. For material on ape conservation, see Great apes in the wild (WWF) and the Bushmeat Crisis Task Force Southern California Primate Research Forum This is a twice-annual conference (meetings generally in April and November) that alternates among various colleges, universities and zoos in SoCal. Link to see past and future programs, register, etc.

59. Chimpanzees And Bonobos Compared Commentary on CB stanford, Social behavior of chimpanzees and bonobos Empirical moore, J. Savanna chimpanzees, referential models and the last common http://dss.ucsd.edu/~jmoore/publications/Stanford.html

Eprint note: this is the final submitted version; it hasn't been double-checked against the published version and there could be minor editorial discrepancies. Moore, J. (1998). Commentary on The social behavior of chimpanzees and bonobos (by Craig Stanford). Curr. Anthropol. Back to list of publications Commentary on C. B. Stanford, "Social behavior of chimpanzees and bonobos: Empirical evidence and shifting assumptions. Current Anthropology Jim Moore Anthropology Dept. University of California, San Diego La Jolla CA 92093-0532 jjmoore@ucsd.edu After that initial surprise, some readers may feel smug about progress in their own fields. That would represent a serious misunderstanding. The reason we do not "understand chimpanzees" (or bonobos) is the same as the reason that after about 2,000 years of formal inquiry, we still cannot say confidently that we "understand humans." Cultural ecologists and evolutionary psychologists can point to broad trends, but every such pattern is subject to the criticism, "But what about the Fugawi?" As long as we see instances (tribes, cultures, species) as categorically unique examples of different essences, our understanding is not likely to get much beyond naming the beasts of the field and birds of the air. Discovering the degree to which taxonomic categories (and by implication, genes) constrain sociodemographic continua is a central goal of primatology. Only by recognizing the underlying conceptual continuity can the meaning of local perturbations due to phylogeny be understood; only by recognizing the non-phylogenetic forces promoting categorical essentializing can we understand and compensate for them. This paper is a real contribution to this effort.

60. Gordon And Betty Moore Foundation The observatory, to be built at stanford, is a kind of ultrapowerful X-ray I would like to thank the Gordon and Betty moore Foundation for this http://www.moore.org/news/2004/news_pr_012704microobservatory.asp

Our Staff Board of Trustees Financial Info Employment ... News News New Tool for Reading a Molecule's Blueprints January 26, 2004 CONTACT: Genny Biggs Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation Phone: 415-561-7722 Now this quest will be enhanced by a $ 14,206,289 gift from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation to the California Institute of Technology, which will allow scientists at Caltech and Stanford University to collaborate on the building of a Molecular Observatory for Structural Molecular Biology. The observatory, to be built at Stanford, is a kind of ultra-powerful X-ray machine that will enable scientists from both institutions and around the world to "read" the blueprints of so-called macromolecules down at the level of atoms. Macromolecules, large molecules that include proteins and nucleic acids (DNA and RNA), carry out the fundamental cellular processes responsible for biological life. By understanding their makeup, scientists can glean how they interact with each other and their surroundings, and subsequently determine how they function. This knowledge, while of inherent importance to the study of biology, could also have significant practical applications, including the design of new drugs. The foundation of this discovery process, says Doug Rees, a Caltech Professor of Chemistry and Investigator of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, and one of the principal investigators of the project, is that "if you want to know how something works, you first need to know what it looks like.

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