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| Thursday, February 19, 2004 | Updated: 02.22.04 | ||||
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Education students
receive more A's: Almost twice as many students
in upper-level courses receive A's in the College of Education than
JMU's average...
Voting that counts:
Voters ages 18 to 24 have the potential to "get
the political parties to change their views" if there was a
significant increase in young voter turnout...
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 Spring prep no easy job: Despite previous hits of inclement weather, Facilities
Management workers in the landscape department continue to clear
up remaining snow on campus and make preparations for the spring.
 Freshmen
setting new standards: What's more important
— individual records or winning? If
one was to ask any of the women's basketball players which is more
important, all 10 would say the latter.
 Alex Rodriguez trade bad news for baseball: With Major League Baseball commissioner Bud
Selig's approval, the Texas Rangers traded star player Alex Rodriguez
to the New York Yankees Monday.
 Slightly
Something knows it's only a name: Taylor Down
Under will host the mellow acoustics of Slightly Something tonight
at 11.
 Hit
the road: In a few weeks, with midterm exams
out of the way, college students will be looking for new adventures
to preoccupy them during their 10-day hiatus from school.
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