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Thursday, March 17, 2005
| Student survives oceans storms: Sophomore Nicole Snyder, who is spending her spring semester at sea through
the University of Pittsburgh program, never imagined she would experience
raging storms and massive waves during her trip, nor a shipwreck that
could potentially ruin her voyage. |
| SGA gives last of funds: The Student Senate passed a bill allocating the last $84 of contingency
to Circle K International. |
| Madison Week celebrates involvement,
education : From free cake to photos with the Duke Dog, along with the Madison Day
Address given by a former U.S. Attorney General, JMU celebrated James
Madison’s birthday in a number of ways this week. |
| Former U.S. Attorney General says racial integration needs progress : A former U.S. Attorney General said racial integration after Brown v.
the Board of Education of Topeka, Kan. has failed in the institution of
education. |
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| Spurning of Irish leader detrimental to plans for peace: For the first time since 1995, the leader of Northern Ireland’s
most prominent Catholic political party will not be celebrating St. Patrick’s
Day at the White House. |
Logan Hall’s "Mother Hen":The residents of Logan Hall probably consider themselves lucky. Peggy
Bowman, the housekeeper of the hall, tries hard not only to make the dorm
environment clean, but homey as well. |
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| Interstate Showdown : After losing national player of the year candidate Gail Decker to graduation,
the big question for JMU entering the 2005 season was how the Dukes would
fare offensively.
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Saving the wilderness: What started out as a class assignment for five SCOM 313 students turned
into a full-fledged lobbying effort last week in Washington, D.C.
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