The Breeze - JMU's Student Newspaper


			Thursday, Sep 21, 2006

	Public schools have influx of immigrants By Andrew J. Fitch, contributing writer Over the last decade, Harrisonburg City Public Schools have received a rather large injection of foreign students. Many of these foreign students are not familiar with the English language and are labeled as Limited English Proficiency (LEP). More...	Sept. 11 speech stirs campus controversy By Kelly Coniff, staff writer Ten days after President Bush’s Sept. 11 remembrance speech, Democrats and Republicans are still arguing over the aptness of the message, and JMU political organizations are echoing this sentiment. More... Spinach stores in short supply By Katie Kellogg, senior writer


	A Facebook free-for-all By Becky Martinez, staff writer House rules rouse debate By Heather Cohu, contributing writer Policy reins in part-timers By Ben Baynton, contributing writer	Madison looks to bounce back after loss to Mountaineers By Brian Hansen, sports editor Kickin’ it Far Post By John Galle, sports editor Transfer running back filling in nicely for JMU By Matt McGovern, contributing writer


	Through Murky Waters: Media drama queens By Alex Sirney, senior writer Through the Looking Glass: You don’t know me, FCC By Sarah Delia, staff writer Breeze Perspectives: Spain takes a baby step in the right direction By Jessica Novak, contributing writer House Editorial: Oops… Letters to the Editor (Editorial Policies) Darts & Pats (Submit your own!)	Grad art opening features different media By Cara Pugliese, contributing writer Gymnastics movie takes a tumble By Lisa Roney, staff writer Strum This By Jacob Wilson, contributing writer Babyshambles’ debut album proves addicting By Matthew Stoss, senior writer Major televsion networks promise plenty of entertaining debut shows By Jessi Groover, contributing writer


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