Monday, January 24, 2005
Pageant packs ballroom
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Carolyn Walser / staff photographer
Some juggled. One did the Napoleon Dynamite dance. In the end, senior Merrick Morris of Alpha Kappa Alpha was named Ms. Greek and junior Jerry Philp of Kappa Kappa Psi was named Mr. Greek. |
| Cinemuse premieres as student film club:A new club, Cinemuse, was started for students interested in watching and making films. | Board raises summer tuition :The cost for undergraduate in-state students will be raised to $110 per credit hour from $80 per credit hour during the summer term. |
| Children learn about continents : Members of Student in Free Enterprise held an international fair at Keister Elementary School on Thursday for students to experience different countries around the world. | King's Dominion scouts talent:Paramount’s King's Dominion theme park will bring the Paramount Parks national talent search tour to JMU Jan. 27. . |
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| Student hygiene key to illness: You may have noticed the attendance tapering off in your classes this time of year, and chances are good that it has more to do with the sniffles filling those awkward silences in your conversations than the weather. | Winter Wonderland Wear:Old Man Winter will be knocking on our doors for two more months. We dwell in the cold, mountain air. Can you think of a better excuse to buy a new winter coat? |
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| Guards lift Patriots to win : In the absence of JMU coach Dean Keener, the men’s basketball team lost to conference rival George Mason University Saturday night 77-58 at the Convocation Center. |
Student fosters peace between cultures during stint as camp counselor:
Junior Adam McNeil was surrounded by Palestinians and Israelis on
a warm summer day in Maine. |
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| MLK events focus on campus unity: The university celebrated the life of Martin Luther King Jr. last week with an array of events including a silent march, movie, speaker and prayer service. |
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