DECEMBER 7, 2001

VOLUME 31, NUMBER 9

• Movie director John Singleton is speaker for Jan. 22 MLK program
  
  
• Bioethicists to debate pros, cons of cloning for lecture series
  
  
• Proposed bond bill could net upwards of $60 million for Old Dominion
  

• NEWS AND NOTES
  • Rear Adm. David Architzel is speaker for Jan. 16 Town-N-Gown dinner
  • Economic Outlook Conference set for Jan. 15
  • Rector ranked among Virginia's "Legal Elite"
  • Maurer is visiting scholar at university in Hong Kong
  • Library's e-reserves program expands
  • Baseball Clinic will feature Hall of Fame pitchers Warren Spahn, Bob Feller
  • Pat Beslow honored
  
  
• CALENDAR
  
  
• NEWSMAKERS
  
  
• FROM THE EDGE
  
  

• Ten faculty selected for summer fellowship awards
  
  
• Old Dominion forwards eight nominations for SCHEV Outstanding Faculty Awards
  
  
• Board members, legislators break ground for new building
  
  
• Restrictions placed on outdoor smoking
  
  
• Thanks to all who supported HACE holiday projects
  
  
• Cellist Nathaniel Rosen to perform in concert Jan. 28
  
  
• New exhibit opens at Univ. Gallery on 19th
  
  
• Umoja Conference to focus on issues facing black students
  
  
• Center for Economic Education wins grant, renewal of national affiliation
  
  
• Final commencement held at Scope Convention Center
  
  
• Mother follows in daughter's footsteps, earning degree and academic honors