Thursday, November 4, 2004
The Rad Side
Cheerleaders protest voting participation
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photo by Erin Coffman / contributing photographer Across the city, the Rocktown Radical Cheerleaders protested participation in the voting process on Election Day. |
| Ballots fail to arrive, some student voters say: After the Student Government Association ran an absentee voter drive
in August, some students were unable to vote, never having received a
ballot or a voter registration card. |
Students split over results : Campus became a battleground as students showed their support for either President George W. Bush or Sen. John Kerry, hanging banners in dorm windows and wearing shirts and buttons featuring the name of the candidate they supported. |
| Police warn of peeping tom : Two occurrences of peeping in campus residence halls were reported last week, according to JMU Police. |
Lawsuits to deter illegal file use? : The days of college students downloading illegal files appear to be numbered as the Record Industry Association of America (RIAA) is taking more and more aggressive legal actions. |
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| Election problems persist :The 2004 presidential election has ended with a mercifully minimal delay, but it wasn't smooth sailing for everyone. | For
dinner or dessert -fondue provides options: Fondue can spice up
any dinner or dessert and can be as simple or elaborate as you want.
Fondue first was made in Switzerland during the 18th century. |
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| JMU beats GMU in quarterfinals :Junior goalkeeper Jessica Hussey set a school record with her 17th career shutout and the Dukes hung on for a 1-0 Colonial Athletic Association tournament win over the George Mason University Patriots Tuesday night, at the JMU Soccer Complex. | ROCK ON: Guitar riffs and blaring feedback reverberate off the basement walls, echoing into the ears of a milling crowd. A band member requests a mic check, triggering a smattering of applause and catcalls from the crowd. |
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| Problems of identity theft incidents increasing : Students are at risk for identity theft due to the campus'public trashcans, so proper care must be taken when disposing of important documents. |
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