Thursday, November 4, 2004
Ballots fail to arrive, some student voters say
Student government receives complaints after registration drive
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.
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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.
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Cheerleaders protest voting participation
Across the city, the Rocktown Radical Cheerleaders protested participation in the voting process on Election Day.
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Two occurrences of peeping in campus residence halls were reported last
week, according to JMU Police .
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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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Comedic peace performance receives SGA funds
The Student Government Association gave Hillel funding for a comedic performance on peace and entered three new funding bills for the Crew Club, Asian Student Union and Up ’til Dawn.
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South View floors slope following party, building condemned
Large numbers of people parting in South View have caused some apartment floors to slope, a general manager said.
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