The Breeze - JMU's student newspaper

Thursday, March 3, 2005

Students missing appointments at the University Health Center is becoming a problem.

JMU plans carnival to bond: The first JMUbilee, a community carnival, will be held at the conclusion of Madison Week to create community bonds between the university and Harrisonburg community.
Suspects given court dates Hearing dates have been assigned for suspects charged in the Ashby Crossing shootings that occurred Saturday night.
Spring Breakers: Beware of scams : College students often will purchase an "all-inclusive" package through a Spring Break travel company and not read the fine print of their contract.


Student’s abuse Health Center’s policies: During one winter month, a reported 240 students did not keep Health Center appointments.	Picture Perfect:For one 2003 JMU graduate, an elective class has turned into a career.


Getting back on track : Coming off its worst loss of the season, courtesy of Old Dominion University, the JMU women’s basketball team had one of its most intense practices in recent memory.	The End of an Era: Last semester, I attended a journalism conference and the opening speaker was Ernie Gates, Editor of The Daily Press.

Student Senate gives $4,000 to BluesTones: The Student Senate passed two finance contingency bills at the meeting on Tuesday.

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