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Monday, April 25th, 2005
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Students rethink energy sources
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ISAT professor Chris Bachmann explains the reactor, which will produce biodiesel to supplement the fuel already purchased by JMU.
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SGA president keeps promises:
Senior Tom Culligan served the student body as its president for the
past year. He has completed or is in the process of completing every platform
point he promised the students when he was running in the elections last
year.
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Professor consultant to network news:
Peter Pham, assistant professor of justice studies, can now add senior
consultant for CBS to his résumé.
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Citizens disagree with leasing:
At the City of Harrisonburg School Board meeting Tuesday night, some
Harrisonburg residents expressed disapproval with the possibility of JMU
leasing Harrisonburg High School.
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SGA pleased with past year:
The Student Government Association won the Dolley Award in the category
of a front-end budgeted club due to its dedication to the student body
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Nomination for U.N. ambassador too extreme:
"Put aside politics," President Bush urged senators Thursday
— put aside politics and confirm Bush’s nomination of John Bolton
for U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations.
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the sweetness:
Although Kohls department store rejected their remake of Lovin’
Spoonful’s "Do You Believe in Magic?," the Phoenix, Ariz.-based
band The Format hasn’t been rejected anywhere else.
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Spring Game On:
Saturday afternoon the national champion JMU football team returned to
Bridgeforth Stadium for an organized game of football — sort of.
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Father John to leave JMU campus ministry:
Catholic Campus Ministries will soon be losing its campus priest to the
Paulist Fathers.
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