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Monday, February 7, 2005
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Athletics reallocates scholarships
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JMU ended four years of scholarship cuts to eight varsity sports
to meet Title IX budget guidelines and upgrade sports medicine and
academic support for athletes
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JMU
to redesign, integrate Web site: The JMU Web site soon will receive
a facelift that aims to provide more
information efficiently. |
The
future of learning: Interactive learning is going beyond Blackboard
as teachers adopt innovative
technologies both in and out of the classroom, catering to all different
types of thinkers. |
Gun
bills die in House, Senate : Gun bills introduced in the Virginia
Senate and House of Delegates failed
to leave committees, effectively killing the bills for this session. |
| Room
selection changes to lottery: The Office of Residence Life will
implement a new system of assigning
on-campus housing beginning this year. |
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| General Assembly’s underwear law deserves to be ‘depantsed’: We’ve hit rock bottom. Or, at least, our delegates have. In the
midst of the 2005 legislative free-for-all, Virginia lawmakers have sunk
further than the low-rise pants one legislator intends to ban. |
From
class to opening act:David Hartley dreamt of growing up and becoming
a famous rock star. But
Hartley, a 2002 graduate from JMU, now is living out his dream. |
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| Dukes turn back Patriots : Freshman Tamera Young dropped a career-high 22 points in the JMU women’s
basketball team’s 56-52 win over conference foe George Mason University
Sunday afternoon at the Convocation Center. |
YWAM: She stares at the blue cotton sweater on the rack in front
of her. It is $50. The price resonates in her head and she swallows
hard. |
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| Graduation Club begins new class
series: Students will reflect on their first semesters at JMU through "What
you won’t learn in the classroom," a new program organized by
the Office of Residence Life and First Year Involvement. |
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