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While local residents are satisfied with their own lives, they perceive an overall decline in the quality of life in Hampton Roads, according to a recent study conducted by ODU's Social Science Research Center. (Full Story)
"The Petroleum Triangle," a new book by Steve Yetiv, tells the interconnected story of oil, globalization and terrorism. It is published by Cornell University Press. (Full Story)
Cindy Gall, ODU's Employee of the Month for September, is described by her supervisor as "a model employee who serves as a superior, highly visible representative of the university." (Full Story)
ODU's Renée Olander to Give Lit Festival Poetry Reading Oct. 4 (Full Story) Joyce Hoffmann to Speak on News Coverage of Science (Full Story) Two ODU Doctoral Students Win Jefferson Lab Fellowships (Full Story) Study Abroad Fair Set for Oct. 4 in Webb Center (Full Story)
Thanks to medical dramas on TV, we all have the image of the busy surgical theater at a hospital. A doctor works seamlessly with several nurses, performing a difficult medical procedure while simultaneously keeping an eye on medical monitoring devices. (Full Story)
ODU Faculty Members Are Winners of Governor's Technology Awards (More)
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These boys were among a group of young and old who lined up to touch a moon rock at Pretlow Planetarium during ODU's NASA Night. The Sept. 24 program also featured a the talk by Ann Martin from NASA Langley Research Center, a viewing of the university's OmniGlobe, a movie, and a display that included a space shuttle heat tile and meteorite specimens.
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