BREAKING NEWS: Keener to resign as coach
JMU men’s basketball coach Dean Keener announced Friday that he will resign after four years at the helm. Keener’s resignation comes after posting a 29-83 record since the start of the 2004-05 season. More...
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Center Stage
The lights went out in the Roanoke Civic Center when country music singer Keith Urban exited the stage after singing, “I Told You So,” on Saturday night. All that could be seen was a small beam from a flashlight guiding a group of 14 people up the dark ramp and onto the stage. The performers found their places in the dark. More...
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Just a bill on Capitol Hill
By Kate McFarland, contributing writer
Students want to see the end of genocide
By John Sutter, staff writer
‘It’s a perfect marriage’
By Katie Thisdell, senior writer
SLIDESHOW: Body by the Creek
Posted 02.18.08
SLIDESHOW: WXJM, Inside the Studio
Posted 01.17.08
AUDIO: This Week in History 6
Posted 11.08.07
Out of the Dark: And now, our feature commercials
By Anna Young, opinion editor
I recently decided to splurge to see a matinee with a friend. After getting some Sour Patch Kids and finding a prime seat in the theater, we sat down to enjoy a healthy dose of involuntary advertisement bombardment. For 15 minutes, not only did we witness movie trailers and the corny rollercoaster ride that recites the theater rules, but we also had to watch a handful of commercials from major companies like Sprint, Ford, Coca-Cola and the army. More...
Accident takes employee’s life
A longtime JMU employee was killed in a car accident in Dayton on Monday afternoon. Larue Simmons of Harrisonburg, 59, was killed when another car hit her broadside as she left the parking lot of a hair salon on John Wayland Highway at Eberly Road about 3:40 p.m. More...
Endowment on the rise
By John Sutter, staff writer
Student’s T-shirt to be sold at bookstore
By Caroline Cournoyer, senior writer
Dukes picked to win CAA
By Sean Youngberg, contributing writer
The 2008 season marks the 40th anniversary at JMU for the women’s lacrosse team, and this year the Dukes are looking to surpass their impressive accomplishments from last season. More...
JMU has ‘real deal’ in ’08
By Jack McAuley, staff writer
Dukes’ depth is ‘ridiculous’
By Sara Hannon, contributing writer
Funding gives men’s tennis a boost
By Tim Chapman, sports editor
Game update: Dukes fall to ODU
By Tim Chapman, sports editor
Welcome to ‘Urinetown’
By Brett Wilson, contributing writer
A town by any other name would smell a lot sweeter. The school of theatre and dance and the school of music present Urinetown,” this year’s spring musical. The show stops short of nothing, including making fun of itself and other popular musicals in this satirical comedy. It takes the fun of political humor and the mischief of potty language and rolls it into one fantastic, but not-so-happy-go-lucky production. More...
Don’t ‘Jump’ into this movie
By Justin Thurmond, staff writer
Folk CD filled with feelings
By Alex Allenchey, contributing writer
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