101.   The prize went to Martin L. Perl of Stanford University and Frederick Reines of the University of California-Irvine.

102.   The prize went to Robert C. Laughlin of the United States, Horst L. Stoermer of Germany and China-born Daniel C. Tsui.

103.   The prize went to Robert C. Laughlin of the United States, Horst L. Stormer of Germany and Daniel C. Tsui, a China-born American citizen.

104.   The prizes go annually to men considered to be father role models.

105.   The students wrote original music for the event, and the prize went to Decapitator, which featured four girls on guitars and vocals and Kitzman on drums.

106.   The second and third prizes went to Maznura Md Sarman from Kota Tinggi, Johor, and Zainorlina Mohd Zainuddin, from Seremban.

107.   The science prize went to two American scientists at the University of Colorado, Carl E. Wieman and Eric A. Cornell, for their work in physics.

108.   It is considered unlikely that the prize will go to an Anglophone this year.

109.   This year, the newspaper has put its money on Carter and Wei, while downplaying the widespread speculation that the prize would go to the peacemakers in Bosnia.

110.   This year, the newspaper has put its money on Carter and Wei and downplayed speculation that the prize would go to the Bosnia peacemakers.