By Megan Williams, The Breeze
The tables have turned for Zach Pilchen, former Student Assembly vice president at the College of William and Mary. The senior resigned from his position on Tuesday, after admitting to using SA funds for personal purchases. More...
September 11th: Seven Years Later
Staff Reports
Today marks the seventh anniversary of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. On that tragic day 19 hijackers killed 2,998 people and injured 6,291 more in New York, Washington D.C. and Pennsylvania. To commemorate the anniversary the International Student Association is screening “Divided We Fall: Americans in the Aftermath” tonight at Grafton-Stovall Theatre at 6 p.m. More...
Columbine Survivor Calls for Acts of Kindness
By Ashton Smith, The Breeze
GREEN, PURPLE & GOLD: Going Green
Anne Dreyfuss, The Breeze
GUEST COLUMN: Hit Me, Baby, One More Time
Michael Larrick, Contributing writer
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Go Vote!
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Palin Not Republican Lifesaver
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Two-Year-Olds at JMU
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Campus Gun Control Policies Fail to Protect Students, Aid Shooters
By Katie Thisdell, The Breeze
Media personalities from Jon Stewart to Tim Russert, and Tina Fey to Rush Limbaugh have shared opinions on the current presidential election. Whether proclaiming that Barack Obama is not “black enough” or arguing that Sarah Palin could be a heartbeat away from the presidency, they are responsible for informing American citizens of important issues. More...
City Republicans Gain Momentum
By Amy Passaretti, The Breeze
Presidential candidates in this year’s election have shown increasing interest in Virginia — a traditionally conservative state, now considered a pivotal battleground. The McCain campaign, which just opened an office off Neff Avenue Friday, hopes to continue to reel in voters, noting Rockingham County as a key hot spot. More...
James Madison football coach Mickey Matthews had his usual phone conversation with Massachusetts coach Don Brown last week, but it was unusually guarded. More...
CN8 debuts new format for “Out of Bounds” show
By Matthew McGovern, The Breeze
JMU Invitational Signals Start of XC
By Matthew McGovern, The Breeze
Fantasy Football Fix-Up: Week Two Picks
By Tim O’Keefe, Contributing writer
A Thirst for Competition
By Brittany Hale, Contributing writer
The FIFA World Cup is an international soccer competition that traditionally occurs every four years, but in Harrisonburg another “World Cup” happens twice a year. The competition hosted by four seniors does not, however, involve playing soccer. The main components of this tournament are two balls, 12 Solo Cups and a “thirst” for competition. More...
Is That A Scuba Diver In The Lake?
By Jess Godby, Contributing writer
VIDEO: A Real Life JMU Love Story
Posted 08.25.08
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