MARCH 22, 2002

VOLUME 31, NUMBER 15

• Richard Holbrooke to deliver Wallenberg Lecture April 4
  
  
• Ambassador of Cyprus to U.S. will speak on campus March 26
  
  
• Board updated on Village development
  

• NEWS AND NOTES
  • Scholarly Research and Publications Exhibit opens at Perry Library April 4
  • First modeling, simulation dissertation defended
  • Speech-language pathology students post high scores on nat'l. certification test
  • Filipino American Studies Lecture set for March 28
  • New Web sites explain campus publication process
  • Jurgens pockets $7,250 from 'Wheel' appearance
  • Registration deadline is today for Easter Egg Hunt
  • Mayor Fraim to address Norfolk Round Table
  • Golf tournament is April 20
  • Concert Choir to perform at Carnegie Hall on 24t
  • Tibetan center founder to speak here April 2
  
  
• CALENDAR
  
  
• COMPUTING CORNER
  
  
• GRANTS & CONTRACTS
  
  
• WHO'S WHO
  
  

• King awarded Fulbright for three-week program in Japan
  
  
• Syndicated columnist Ben Wattenberg to address Economics Club March 26
  
  
• Faculty invited to 'Plagiarism and Pizza' workshop
  
  
• Faculty Senate recommends adoption of B.F.A. in acting
  
  
• Sonenshine, Schoenbach honored for patents
  
  
• Author Alex Marshall to speak at Friends of Library dinner
  
  
• Soprano Harolyn Blackwell here March 25 for Diehn Concert
  
  
• Ancient Japanese drama performance set for March 24 at University Theatre
  
  
• Playtime Theatre presents world premiere of 'The Trashanator' March 29
  
  
• Women's History Month observation continues
  
  
• Gifts of $100 or more qualify donors for prize drawings
  
  
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
  Deepak Chopra presentations on 'alternative medicine' have more to do with entertainment than science