Privacy Policy
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Thursday, April 21st, 2005
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False Alarms
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As off campus malicious fire alarms increase, the Harrisonburg Fire Department looks to combat the trend with increased security and large rewards.
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WXJM set to move off Main:
The two radio stations on campus, WXJM and WMRA, will make the move to
a location off campus this summer.
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Hotel hero speaks:
As Holocaust Remembrance Weeks second event, the real-life hero
depicted in the Oscar-nominated movie "Hotel Rwanda," Paul Rusesabagina,
spoke Tuesday evening in Grafton-Stovall Theatre.
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Student enjoys refreshing success:
By simply getting a drink from a vending machine, junior Dario Tadic
found himself $500 richer.
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Senate grants campus money:
The Student Senate passed the first set of Program Grants, giving five
organizations on campus money to put on campuswide events next year. |
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Vigilantes patrol border:
Everyone needs a hobby, and for those who cannot take time off to hunt
wild felines in Wisconsin, a trip to the border might be in order. A group
of volunteers, calling themselves the Minutemen after the famous chowder-eating
vigilantes of the American Revolution, have taken it upon themselves to
patrol the United States-Mexican border for smugglers and illegal immigrants.
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The pub of the city:
Many students have heard about The Pubs College Night on Wednesdays,
but some are reluctant to give it a try. "Ive never been [to
it]," senior Jared Hanline said. "Id go if my friends
wanted to go."
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How far can she go?:
When Shannon Saunders was in middle school she didnt envision herself
as a future track and field standout.
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Survivor shares Holocaust experience:
A speech given by a Holocaust survivor was the first event of a week
devoted to Holocaust remembrance, sponsored by Hillel.
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