JMU’s Marching Royal Dukes have been selected to perform in the 2008 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City. Scott Rikkers, the director of the Marching Royal Dukes, announced the selection to the band after the Villanova game on Sept. 29. The MRDs will be one of about 10 bands chosen in the country, he said. More...
The Color of Love
By Vivian Yun, contributing writer
The Color of Love, an interracial dating forum presented by Alpha Kappa Alpha Incorporated and the Junior Class Council, was held on Nov. 1. Professor of the school of communication studies Thaddeus Herron led the forum in which he spoke about a variety of different aspects of interracial dating. More...
ASU Culture Week aims at breaking Asian stereotypes
By Vivian Yun and Kaleigh Maher, contributing writer and news editor
Staph infection scare shakes Shenandoah Valley
By Kristin Burr, contributing writer
SLIDESHOW: Barack Obama Visits the Commonwealth
Posted 10.30.07
AUDIO: Tim Chapman's interview with Gary Clark
Posted 10.11.07
AUDIO: This Week in History 5
Posted 10.4.07
Between the Lines: Candidates call for a change
By Patrick Callahan, senior writer
In a campaign season littered with rhetoric calling for innovations, fresh commitments to democratic responsiveness and a different way of doing business in Washington, we find ourselves on the eve of an election year in which the political jockeying for primary votes and campaign donations seems much like business as usual. More...
Breeze Perspectives: Red Bull may give you wings, but energy drinks may give you health problems
By Sean Youngberg, contributing writer
Darts & Pats(Submit your own!)
Turnovers continue to plague Dukes
By Tim Chapman, sports editor
NEWARK, DEL. — Rarely in any level of football will a team rush for more than 400 yards and lose the game. JMU (6-3 overall and 4-2 in the Colonial Athletic Association) managed to accomplish this feat Saturday as senior Antoinne Bolton and redshirt freshman Griff Yancey led with 172 and 171 yards, respectively, in a 37-34 loss to Delaware. More...
JMU wins CAA championship again
From staff reports
James Madison junior forward Lauren Walls scored the game-winning goal in the third minute of overtime Sunday, as JMU edged ODU 1-0 to capture the 2007 Colonial Athletic Association field hockey title. For the second straight year, Madison defeated Old Dominion in the CAA championship game in Virginia Beach and the winning goal was kept in the family. More...
Post finishes 38th in Trials
From staff reports
Women play home Tuesday
From staff reports
Dynamic duo
By Lane Robbins, contributing writer
In a world full of categories and titles, few dare to break the rules. The musical duo known as Nicholson & Rousseau is one of those brave few. The newest addition to 80 One Records, JMU’s student-run label, combines styles, techniques and entertaining personalities to create a sound that is hard to categorize. More...
Harrisonburg gets crafty with Gallery Walk
By Sean Santiago, contributing writer
Twice a year the Harrisonburg Museum and Gallery Walk showcases Shenandoah Valley artists. Musicians, painters, playwrights and other artists who work in a variety of mediums exhibited their work last Friday in local shops. Students, residents and art-loving travelers were treated to an evening of creative output, broad in scope yet intimate enough that admiring fans could discuss their favorite pieces with the work’s creator. More...
‘Jane Eyre’ brought to life on stage this week
By Lindsay Casale, contributing writer
Big names go ‘gangster’ in new mobster movie
By Justin Thurmond, staff writer
Long awaited release of new Spears CD, not a waste of time
By Brittany Wilson, contributing writer
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