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| Monday, March 29, 2004 | Updated: 03.31.04 | ||||
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Coach to be hired soon?: Athletic Director Jeff Bourne said
Sunday night that JMU had narrowed its list of four men's basketball
coach candidates down to three since Friday and hopes to hire a
coach this week.
Former worker
speaks on J. Crew lawsuit: Showing the harsh
conditions some employees were forced to work in, a speaker discussed
the prevelance of sweatshops.
Three profs
win award: The annual Edna T. Shaeffer Humanist
Awards were announced and awarded to three JMU faculty members
Thursday.
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 Students search
for employment at fair: Aiding students in their
search for a job that suits their talents and interests, the second
annual Student Employment Fair was held Thursday in the College
Center Grand Ballroom.
 JMU takes down
UNC-W: Sophomore second baseman Michael Cowgill's
walk-off home run in the bottom of the ninth inning lifted JMU to
a 13-12 victory over the University of North Carolina-Wilmington
Saturday at Long Field/Mauck Stadium.
 JMU's poor
courts cost tennis tournament: A professional
women's tennis tournament will not be returning to Harrisonburg
in August.
 Underwear, pasta
make appearance in modern dance: Throw away
the ballet slippers and the tutus. The Contemporary Dance Ensemble,
presented by the school of theatre and dance in Latimer–Shaeffer
Theatre from March 25 to 27 at 8 p.m., was not a typical G-rated
dance performance.
 Dine in, Smoke
out: If one has ever noticed how cigarette smoke
from the smoking section of a restaurant doesn't seem to stay in
its "designated area," he or she is probably not the only
one.
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