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Thursday, March 31, 2005

Fidel Castro’s daughter, Alina Fernandez, offered a first-hand account of Cuban life and criticized U.S. attitudes toward Cuba in a full Wilson Hall auditorium Monday night.

Former student charged with murder: A former JMU student has been arraigned in the murder of his mother in Great Falls.
Professor tapped for national award: The National Society of Collegiate Scholars has nominated a JMU professor for its Faculty of the Year award.
Students rally against violence: This year’s Take Back the Night event was held Tuesday on the commons and ran from 5:30 p.m to 11:30 p.m., marking the occasion’s 10th anniversary at JMU.
Senate looks to amend seating: At the Student Senate meeting two bills proposing to amend the constitution were presented and seconded. The bills will sit for two weeks, allowing senators to read them over before debating as it will affect the constitution.


SGA campaigns not motivating voters: Today, the SGA is holding elections for its executive council. As students who are represented by the officals in SGA, it is important we all vote for those we think will best represent us for the next year.	‘another adventure, another laugh’: Until a few weeks ago, CBS’s "The Amazing Race" boasted a JMU alumna. Bianca Smith (‘01) and her best friend Debbie Cloyed competed on the show for three weeks and won $10,000 each before they were eliminated on March 15.


The Mighty McKenzie: Had Disney’s Mighty Ducks been about women’s lacrosse instead of hockey, Brooke McKenzie would have filled the role of Fulton Reed admirably.	JMU may lease high school: The city of Harrisonburg is making plans to lease Harrisonburg High School to JMU for $7.5 million over five years.

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