By Matt McGovern, The Breeze
Posted on April 10, 2008
On Wednesday, Tamera Young was given a new uniform. After an impressive showing at Pre-Draft Camp last Friday and Saturday, the senior forward was chosen eighth overall by the Atlanta Dream in the 2008 WNBA Draft. More...
BREAKING NEWS: Professor Struck on South Main Street
Harrisonburg officers gesture in the area where philosophy professor Noel Hendrickson of Harrisonburg, 33, was struck by Christopher Craig of Manasquan, New Jersey, 21, at approximately 12:12 p.m. Wednesday near Theater II on S. Main Street. According to police, Craig was driving in the northbound turn lane when Hendrickson crossed in front of him. No charges have been filed. Hendrickson was taken to Rockingham Memorial Hospital and has since been released.
Is society obsessed with sex? Does the media have something to do with it? Singer/ songwriter Meredith LeVande’s multimedia lecture Tuesday night in Harrison Hall set out to answer these questions and many more. More...
JMU One of Many NCAA Colleges Transitioning to Eco-Friendly Campus
By Ashley Siegle, contributing writer
A “Retrospective” Image
By John Sutter, The Breeze
Hall Remains as SGA Senator
By Staff Reports
SLIDESHOW: Fire Downtown
Posted 03.27.08
SLIDESHOW: Slices of Life at JMU
Posted 03.02.08
SLIDESHOW: Highway Accident Kills Two
Posted 02.27.08
Because I Said So: All Talk, No Substance
By Kathryn Manning, contributing writer
Presidential election years used to rile me up like no other. I loved turning on the TV and hearing the latest campaign updates: who said what, who was leading in the polls and so on. But college has been a huge wake-up call for me, as I have now realized that this country’s media is so devoid of constructive political dialogue that we viewers wouldn’t understand real issues if they hit us in the face. More...
Battle of the Sexes: What about facial hair?
By Whitten Maher and Anna Young, The Breeze
Class Council Elections:
Senior Class President:
Macon Hollister, who ran unopposed, won with 74 percent of the vote.
Senior Class Vice President:
Greg Hogan, 75 percent, unopposed.
Senior Class Secretary:
Brandon Bebout 18 percent received the most write-in votes
Senior Class Treasurer:
Wendy Chang 12 percent received the most write-in votes
Junior Class President:
Niccole Ferraro, 94 percent, unopposed
Junior Class Vice President
Caitlin McPartland, 95 percent, unopposed
Juior Class Secretary:
Sarah Kavianpour, 92 percent, unopposed
Junior Class Treasurer:
Amber Richards, 12 percent, received the most write-in votes
Sophomore Class President:
John Sutter 56 percent defeated Kathleen Lee, 41 percent
Sophomore Class Vice President:
Anthony Russo, 61 percent defeated Kaitlin Solomon, 37 percent
Sophomore Class Secretary:
Stephanie Kissam, 95 percent, unopposed
Sophomore Class Treasurer:
Brock Wallace 59 percent defeated Laura Spinks, 39 percent
College Senators:
College of Arts and Letters Senators:
Jeff Watson and Caitlin Briska
College of Business Senators:
Matt Wolf and Lauren Waldt
College of Education Senators:
Adam Hall and Justin Broughman
College of Math and Science Senators:
James Dillon and John Scott
ISAT Senators:
Heather Shuttleworth and Matt Topping
Visual and Performing Arts Senators:
Matthew Jones and William Kenlon
Angel Family’s Legacy Shared in USA
By Megan Williams, The Breeze
Lawsuit Overturns Ruling Against Advertising Alcohol
By Ashton Smith, The Breeze
Painted Lady Inks Ghost Hunter
By Ashley Hopkins, The Breeze
A shocking 11-10 overtime loss to William & Mary on Friday was not how the Dukes (5-6) planned on opening their conference play. A 13-5 route of Old Dominion on Sunday however, is more of what the Dukes expect from their squad. More...
Despite Its Defensive Losses, Football Ready But loss of Baranowsky and Abdul-Wahid evident
By Wes Shaw, The Breeze
Greetings from Florence
By Jess Novak, The Breeze
FLORENCE, Italy — Upon coming to Florence, Italy for the semester, it seemed obvious that in such a culturally rich city and region of the world, art would be bursting from a multitude of galleries and music would be filling the air. While it is true that art is abundant in the crowded streets of little Florence, it seems music is not so widely emphasized. This is what made finding BeBop and Voxpower so exciting. More...
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