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Monday, August 30, 2004
Marching to a different beat
MRDs learn new shows with Americana theme
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File Photo
The internationally recognized Marching Royal Dukes have been practicing since Aug 15 for the first home game Sept. 4.
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| SGA plans for new year :The Student Government Association will focus on four major initiatives
in the coming weeks: Sept. 11, 2001, memorial activities, voter registration,
SGA elections and publicity for the HOV parking lot. |
Safe Rides begins driver training : Safe Rides, a program that sponsors designated drivers, will begin a
membership drive and training drivers this fall. The program is a designated
driving service that will provide free safe rides home to any student
who may need one. |
| Info Technology continues bandwidth limit : Although no new measures have been added to prevent file sharing on
the JMU computing network, off-campus and on-campus students have reported
difficulty using popular file-sharing software. |
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| Cigarette tax increase overdue : Sometimes 20 cents is just 20 cents. But Tuesday, that spare change translates
into the start of a statewide push for better K-12 schools, higher education,
public safety and health care. |
Disasters on the home front : Something must be in the Harrisonburg air — possibly the horrendous
dog food smell — to cause the crazy events that happen in dorms.
Below, students reveal some of their dormitory dilemmas. |
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| Morsink matures as teammate : Sophomore midfielder Kurt Morsink's 20-point campaign in 2003 established
him as one of the Dukes‰ most skilled players. This season he will be
relied upon by his teammates to establish himself as a leader as well,
coach Tom Martin said. |
Worldwide
Welcome : Many freshman year stories are similar. Most students
remember being a little bit homesick, attending first parties and
sporting events, learning their way around unfamiliar campuses and
adjusting to more difficult schoolwork. |
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