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Thursday, Feb 22, 2007 |
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  Potential students visit By Sarah Sullivan, staff writer With throngs of students clad in purple and gold, Monday’s CHOICES program brought prospective students and their parents cheering along with the JMU Fight Song, throwing high fives and sounding their horns for the “honk if you love JMU” signs. More...
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SafeRides rides at last By Kaleigh Maher, staff writer After four years of legal struggles, JMU SafeRides is finally up and running. This past weekend — its first providing rides — it gave 92 rides home to more than 200 students, and the phones were ringing off the hook. “The phones were slammed,” student executive director Carolyn Bradford said. “It was great.” SafeRides is a student-run, nonprofit organization dedicated to providing free and safe rides home to JMU students Friday and Saturday nights. More... |
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Wireless woes By Ben Baynton, staff writer SGA allots funds to orgs CCM focuses on charitable work |
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House Editorial: The politics of snow Posted on February 22, 2007 Through Murky Waters: Killing Through the looking glass: Hail to |
Crabtree advances in comedy competition By Rachana Dixit, senior writer Put down the magazine and head over to Theatre II for Frat Boys, Mean Girls and 586 Other Reasons to Boycott Women’s Magazines D.C. musician to perform at JMU this weekend Who will get those coveted golden statues?
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