To an economic data geek, it’s often about the minutiae. My last talk with Essie Adibi, the Chapman University professor and economist who died Friday at age 63, was timed for what had become an ...

When linebacker Xavier Adibi entered training camp as a rookie last year, he was undersized and overwhelmed. The former Virginia Tech standout was trying to learn the Texans' playbook and keep up with ...

BLACKSBURG, Va., Sept. 29 -- -- When Georgia Tech quarterback Reggie Ball dropped back to throw during the third quarter of last Saturday's game at Virginia Tech, Hokies Coach Frank Beamer barely had ...

The first dozen, two dozen, even three dozen names to go off the NFL draft board didn’t faze Xavier Adibi. He is a smart guy, a quick study who knows the business end of a book. He had no delusions of ...

BLACKSBURG – Teammates talk about Xavier Adibi as if he were a machine, a robot which performs one function – annihilation of opposing offenses – with great precision. Fellow Hokies paint the picture ...

Chapman University professor of economics Esmael Adibi died from complications of a stroke Friday, April 8. Adibi, 63, held the A. Gary Anderson Chair in Economic Analysis and directed the A. Gary ...

Chapman University economist Esmael Adibi, whose yearly forecasts were eagerly awaited by businesses owners, home buyers and consumers throughout California, died Friday from complications of a stroke ...

Rookie linebacker Xavier Adibi, drafted in the fourth round, injured a hamstring on the first day of mini-camp and was forced to sit out the first two weeks of OTAs. Initially, it pained Adibi to ...

With 2009 Defensive Rookie of the Year Brian Cushing suspended for the first four games of the 2010 season for violating the league’s steroid policy, third-year linebacker Xavier Adibi will likely see ...

BLACKSBURG, Va. -- Early in the fall, the Virginia Tech football staff figured that by this point in the season, redshirt freshman linebacker Xavier Adibi would have emerged as one of the most ...

Painting exhibits tend to be strictly visual: the onlooker regards a painting and hopes to derive some meaning from its aesthetic features and color values alone. Elise Adibi, however, believes that ...