Monday, October 25, 2004
A haunting sight
Jack-o-lantern causes fire in Fox Hill
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Casey Templeton / contributing photographer A jack-o-lantern in the window of 1507 Fox Hill caught fire, setting the townhouse ablaze Saturday night. |
| 'Beer' T-shirts cause dispute: A parody of the popular "Purple Out!" T-shirts distributed
every year during Homecoming spurred complaints from the Student Government
Association and the Homecoming Committee. |
PC Dukes employees to wear togas for Homecoming : Workers at PC Dukes will wear togas during work hours in support of this year’s Homecoming Week theme, Go 4 the Gold. |
| Target may replace old Valley Mall : A Target store may take over the old Wal-mart building at Valley Mall. |
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| 'Beer' T-shirt sale slap in the face for Homecoming tradition
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Beer. Beer. Beer. Sure, the word is a great attention-grabber. It’s obviously gotten yours. But is it appropriate to combine the words "beer" and "Homecoming" and then call it "JMU spirit?" |
A Day in the Life of a Farmer: Rising with the sun and finishing the day after it has set, a farmer’s life appears to be one of perseverance and sacrifice. Scarcely is there a reprieve from the work to be done to keep a farm running efficiently. |
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| Fuchs breaks career blocks record :Sometimes important things happen and people don’t notice — especially in the midst of a heart-wrenching conference loss to the College of William & Mary. | OrangeBanding together: In the spring of 2003, the little-known, four-member Civic Engagement Committee of the Community Service-Learning Office met to discuss how they could complete what they saw as an almost impossible task — finding a way to engage the JMU community. |
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| JMU hosts U.N. de-mining conference : Since 1996, The Mine Action Information Center has been here at JMU. The group’s mission has been to collect, process, analyze and disseminate information relevant to land mine-related issues. |
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