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Thursday, March 17, 2005

How big is too big?
Professors question detriment larger classes have in student learning

Large lecture classes can be found at most universities and help to save the school money and offer course access to more students, but whether the lecture course benefits the student, professor or school is up for debate.

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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