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Monday, October 2, 2006 |
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  10 Sports Eliminated By Matthew Stoss, senior writer After cutting the funding of multiple intercollegiate sports in 2001, the JMU Board of Visitors announced its intentions to cut 10 of those sports entirely in order to become Title IX compliant. More... |
Do plagiarism Web sites violate laws? By Sarah Sullivan, contributing writer On campuses around the country, students have begun to question the Web site that claims to help both students and instructors. More...
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Schools standardize GPAs By Ashley Hopkins, contributing writer Culturally Sound SAT loses its edge |
Madison pounds VMI on the ground enroute to road win By Matthew Stoss, senior writer Dukes’ defense stifles Keydets’ option-run game Dragon slayers Dukes tripped up by Monarchs at home |
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House Editorial: Title IX: Percentages over people Conspiracy Theory: Who’s the thief? Breeze Perspectives: The Reality of love Breeze Perspectives: Through the Looking Glass: Saying goodbye is hard to do Letters to the Editor (Editorial Policies) Darts & Pats (Submit your own!)
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Craving Coffee? By Laura Becker, contributing writer Spaghettifest draws crowds for a good cause Latino culture honored in the ’Burg Arthur’s latest swings into Latimer-Schaeffer |
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