February 11, 2005

News for Faculty, Staff, Students & Friends

Volume 34, No.8

Headlines

ODU collecting donations campus-wide for tsunami relief; flea market planned for Feb. 19 Lady Monarch champions to be honored at The Ted Women’s Caucus honors Barbara Winstead New SSRC director to maintain focus on program evaluation Bobby Powell, Science Shop’s “Mr. Fix-It,” to retire Former Black Panther to speak on campus Feb. 22 Black History Month Calendar Employees honored at Fall Recognition Program More news		PHOTOS BY CHUCK THOMAS Village restaurants open The Boar’s Nest Bar and Delicatessen, co-owned by ODU alumnus Don Rockwell ’00 (M.A. ’02), left, and Port City Java, above, are now open for business in the University Village on Monarch Way. Boar’s Nest offers casual dining, serving sandwiches, wine and beer, while Port City features a menu of fresh-roasted coffee, salads, sandwiches, soups and baked goods. Estate gift of $5.4 million goes to capital campaign Old Dominion’s capital campaign recently received a $5.4 million gift from the estate of Elmer Virginius Williams that will be used primarily by the College of Business and Public Administration. Full story

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