The Breeze


				Thursday, April 27, 2006

Sunchase Apartments		All Decked Out JMU to build new parking deck at Warsaw and Patterson in May at a cost of $13.6 million.	Kurds under scrutiny By Rachana Dixit, news editor Being named a convicted felon was probably not a part of Harrisonburg resident Rasheed Qambari’s American dream when he left Kurdistan and arrived in the United States in 1997. More... Harmony sponsors GayMu week By Mary Czarsty, assistant news editor Kaine vetoes concealed weapon bill By Kelly Simmers, contributing writer Walking for Rwanda By Colleen Pettie, contributing writer


		Duke Dog gets his own set of facts By Amanda Wilson, contributing writer "Clean Your Plate" campaign finds 3,033 lbs. of food wasted last week in D-hall from 5 to 8 p.m. By Carly LeDuc, staff writer Hunger banquet modeled after NGO campaign dedicated to staving off hunger By Lauren Searson, staff writer Senate holds first meeting of new body By Mary Czarsty, assistant news editor	The home stretch By Matthew Stoss, senior writer An Eye for an Eye By Whitney Proffitt, contributing writer Men's team washed out at CAAs By John Galle, sports editor Bridgeforth gets makeover By Brian Hansen, sports editor Dukes pass Pride, ousted by Monarchs By John Galle, sports editor NFL draft fever By Brian Hansen, sports editor


		Lover of Women, Conquerer of Nations: One more conquering column for the road By Bobby McMahon, senior writer The Writing on the Wall: At semester end, Mr. Holland numbers his days alright By Brian Goodman, opinion editor Through Murky Waters: Kurd-catching in Harrisonburg for the sake of national security By Alex Sirney, senior writer House Editorial: I can't get no satisfaction out of ABC celebrity programming Letters to the Editor Darts & Pats (Submit your own!)	A classic twist By Monica Booker, staff writer Enjoyable 'Casanova' merits respect By Lisa Roney, staff writer Book provides women with sexy tips, tricks By Meghan Marville, contributing writer From 'Ninja Turtle' pajamas to a suit and tie, one JMU senior hates the question 'what are you doing after you graduate?' By Evan Allgood, contributing writer Baby-sitting counts as a 'resume builder,' right? A high-paying job may not be as beneficial as doing something you love By Laura Becker, contributing writer


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