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| Thursday, April 29, 2004 | Updated: 08.22.04 | ||||
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BOV discusses
diversity, new programs: Campus diversity and money were topics
addressed by the JMU Board of Visitors at its meeting Monday.
NCAA president
expresses concerns: NCAA President Myles Brand spoke on his
growing concerns about collegiate athletics...
Minorities to
receive grants:JMU Admissions and Financial Aid will hand out
full-cost grants to 50 “ethnically under-represented” students next
year. |
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 Construction continues
into summer: JMU will continue its renovations and construction
of Harrison and Logan halls the CISAT academic biotechnology building...
 Dukes win battle
with Hoyas:Senior midfielder Gail Decker scored three of her
five goals in the second half to help the No. 8 Dukes come from
behind to upset the No. 7 Georgetown University Hoyas, 12-11 Tuesday
at the JMU Lacrosse Complex.
 Tuition increase
should help old, not start new: Of course it's headline news
— the Board of Visitors increased in-state tuition by 5.2 percent
and out-of-state tuition by an even more whopping 6.75 percent.
 Hip-hop artist
wraps up year with show : Two very different acts hit the stage
in the College Center Grand Ballroom last night with a very common
goal: to keep hip-hop alive.
 Year In Review:
As students prepare for finals week and the start of summer, many
will look back at this school year and think of all the challenges
they faced, as well as the fun times they enjoyed. |
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