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Monday, October 11, 2004
Board
receives update on university success
President's report: Majority of students satisfied with
JMU
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Geary Cox
/ senior photographer
The vast majority of JMU students are satisfied with their college experience,
announced President Linwood Rose during his report to the Board of Visitors
Friday.
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GenEds hold national acclaim:The General Education programs reached their 10-year anniversary amidst
national and international acclaim, according to Linda Cabe Halpern, dean
of the GenEd program.
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Early detection key to fight cancer
: Breast cancer does not solely affect women in the 40-plus age group,
though chances of getting the disease increase with age. |
| JMU defends gun policy in court : JMU has chose to defend its no-weapon's policy in court. |
Spokesman retires, moves to planning : After more than 30 years as a member of the media relations department
at JMU, Fred Hilton will move from his position to serve as special
assistant to the senior vice president of university advancement.
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| Hines leads Dukes past Umass : A scoreless first half closed with JMU’s redshirt sophomore quarterback
Justin Rascati being sacked, forcing the Dukes to punt — but JMU
would make amends in the second half. |
RateMyProfessors.com
:It’s already five weeks into the semester and another class
with your sociology professor feels like torture. |
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| Host of show shares own travel, TV experiences: Executive producer and host of the Animal Planet Network’s show
"The Jeff Corwin Experience" discussed his experiences with
animals, including the now-extinct bird species — the Hawaiian Honeycreeper
— and discussed overcoming the idea that only "cute" animals
should be saved. |
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