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  Martial Artistic By Dominic Desmond, news editor If you’re walking on the Quad between 6 and 8 p.m. and you notice a half dozen students brandishing various weapons, tossing each other and rolling on the grass, take a few guidelines with you. More...
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Pluto’s status in jeopardy By Megan Park, contributing writer After years of debate between scientists and astronomers over the status of Pluto, a historic turn of events has cast the former planet out into exile. Many are shaken because of the outcome. Freshman Andrew Hijjeh is shocked. “It blows my mind,” he said. And freshman Tyler Conta is upset — “That’s crap!” he said. “It’s always been a planet. Mickey Mouse can’t name his dog after a piece of space rock.” More...
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Area churches living on a prayer By Lauren Searson, staff writer High school officially JMU’s Crimes plague block party
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Dog Fight By Brian Hansen, sports editor Hockey ranked No. 18 in nation JMU volleying for respect |
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Between the Lines: Academic year brings cause for rejoice, reflection By Patrick Callahan, senior writer Breeze Perspectives: The way to clean up the Middle East Breeze Perspectives: The world’s yours for the taking Breeze Perspectives: Say Breeze Perspectives: Cleaning up after Katrina House Editorial: Gas companies fill their tanks with our cash Darts & Pats (Submit your own!)
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JMU alum to release debut CD By Kelly Fisher, a&e editor Acting Out Autumn Downtown Harrisonburg hosts block party ‘New #2’ proves to be a mix of several genres ‘Luck’ DVD lacks luster |
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