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| Monday, January 26, 2004 | Updated: 01.28.04 | ||||
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hiccups remedies may work for some: You're in
the middle of an interview, right out of college, for a company
that could be the start of your dream career...
Prof
awarded for work with children: After years
of service helping abused children, a JMU professor was one of 11
recipients of the...
New
group supports friends of assault victims: Educating
students and assisting them to cope with sexual assault, rape and
dating violence, the Office of Sexual Assault Prevention...
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 Students get S.M.A.R.T. when setting new goals: Teaching students how to set and keep their goals,
the University Recreation Center hosted a "How Setting Goals
are the Key to Success" seminar Jan. 22.
 Dukes cruise past Radford: JMU received a major boost in confidence as it
defeated both Radford University and Wagner College in a dual meet,
an out-of-conference matchup, at home Saturday.
 Slide down slopes on sleds, students need not steal trays: Once more, Dining Services, which garnered a
No. 18 — in the country ranking for best college food, has
come up with a brilliant new concept.
 'It's for you': There you are in class, listening attentively
while scribbling down volumes of notes when it happens — one
of the most painful moments of in-class embarrassment — your
cell phone goes off.
 Staying Connected: Students fill the small trailer, each one sitting
at a computer, enthusiastically selling his or her product to the
customers on the other end of the phone.
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