June 10, 2005

News for Faculty, Staff, Students & Friends

Volume 34, No. 12

Headlines

Senior citizens continue education at Institute for Learning in Retirement University hires Batten Chair in physical sciences Colleges, library announce yearly awards CBFA award goes to Janis Sanchez-Hucles Employees pledge over $150,000 to annual fund Journal of Race and Policy publishes its first edition “Sacred-plants conservation” Biologist advocates religious appeal to plant seeds of environmental practices in poor countries More news		PHOTOS BY CHUCK THOMAS Strike up the band Shizuo Kuwahara conducts the Virginia Symphony at the June 1 concert on Kaufman Mall. Despite temperatures in the 60s, the event drew a sizable and appreciative crowd from the university and nearby neighborhoods. At right, Paul Trudell, 14 months, enjoys the combination of watermelon and classical music with his parents, Julie and P.J. Nuclear physics group receives $1.72 million award from DOE Old Dominion’s Experimental Nuclear Physics Research Group has been awarded $1.72 million by the Department of Energy (DOE) to continue its investigation of the underlying structure of subatomic particles and the forces that create them. Full story

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