NOVEMBER 2, 2001

VOLUME 31, NUMBER 7

• Profs' research may play role in solving anthrax problem
  
  
• "Public intellectual" Michael Berube to speak on "Disability and Democracy"
  
  
• More foreign coins needed for sculpture
  

• NEWS AND NOTES
  • War memorial plaque to be rededicated Nov. 13
  • Program will look at differences between Al-Islam and terrorism
  • "Placebos and Health" is topic of Nov. 8 lecture
  • Presentations offered on recent changes to Tax Act
  • Toomey and his music making the rounds
  • Open enrollment ends on 16th for CIGNA's disability, personal accident insurance
  • Dance program instructor, accompanist honored
  • Old Dominion grad named one of USA's top teachers
  
  
• CALENDAR
  
  
• COMPUTING CORNER
  
  
• COMMENTARY
  Forty days later: New York City, Oct. 20 and 21
  
  

• Faculty Senate report
  Proposals for doctoral program in physical therapy, stricter smoking policy regulations are endorsed
  
  
• New campus holiday tradition will light up Kaufman Mall Nov. 28
  
  
• Dean of Yale's management school to address Economics Club Nov. 8
  
  
• KBM president is next executive in-residence
  
  
• Engineers test replica of Wright glider at wind tunnel
  
  
• William H. Graves III
  New education dean wants college to be No. 1 in state for quality and quantity of graduates
  
  
• Women's Center celebrating 25th anniversary
  
  
• Jazz vocalist Rene Marie will join Toomey Trio for Diehn Concert
  
  
• Old Dominion troupe among first to perform "The Laramie Project"
  
  
• Fall Dance Concert features works by students, faculty and guest artists
  
  
• Concerts aplenty at Diehn Center recital hall
  
  
• Acclaimed conductor Frederick Fennell to appear in concert with Virginia Chamber Players
  
  
• Regional Studies Institute publishes 2nd "State of the Region"
  
  
• Friends of the Library forum to look at "Impact of the Computer Revolution"