Thursday, November 11, 2004
A Bigger Game
Football takes on W&M for automatic bid
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photo by Kathryn Gariano / staff photographer No. 4 JMU looks to run its unbeaten streak to seven games Saturday when it hosts the No. 10-ranked College of William & Mary (7-2, 5-1) at Bridgeforth Stadium. |
| Benefit concert to give fire relief: An electrical mishap caused the fire at Mainstreet Bar and Grill on Oct.
30, Harrisonburg Fire Chief Larry Shifflett said. |
Class to study 'Harry Potter' : Whimsical characters, fantasy lands, along with topics of rhetoric and in-depth analysis describe the honors General Education class offered next semester which will explore all five books of the "Harry Potter" collection. |
| SGA gives money for culture show, fund raising : The Asian Student Union received $1,425 from contingency funds to help with a Wellness passport event the organization is sponsoring. |
Bill proposes changing Senate to Parliament : A constitutional reform bill proposed by senior Michael Dickie will wait another week to be introduced to the Student Government Association. |
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| 'Harry Potter' class good use of pop culture :J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series of books has spawned movies, merchandise and, now, a JMU English class. | A Marriage for the Magazines: Every little girl has dreams of her perfect wedding. For one JMU student,
whose wedding already was planned, winning a bridal magazine contest for
a $45,000 all-expense paid wedding meant giving up a few of her plans,
but also having everything paid for. |
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| McCarter's kick-blocking ability adds to his value :Special teams. The title indicates preferentiality, but they are often neglected in favor of touchdowns, 100-yard rushing games and sacks. | Leaders of the Pack: As some students geared up for a relaxing Friday afternoon, a group of prospective high school juniors and seniors were greeted outside Sonner Hall by student tour guides. |
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| Towing off campus necessary for residents : Towing may be an annoyance to students but is necessary for students, who live in off campus housing because it can be difficult to find parking spaces in apartment complexes. |
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