Ill BPif.13 1 Plft 17 TtNWMta Blue Hens. mere MI Mws' ante A JMU student takes skydiving to the next level. Generation Y reminisces about the television shows, The men's swimming and diving team picks up pop icons and fashion faux pas that shaped today's conference wins against the University of Delaware student body. and Towson University last Sunday.
James Madison University Today: Partly cloudy High: 32 REEZE *> Low: 10 Student dies in ABORTION CONTROVERSY MOBI AFTER PILL snowboard MORNING AF TROVERSY accident ABOI FTER PILL BY TONI DUNCAN M< ROVERSY news editor After receiving serious head trauma from a snowboarding accident Monday, a JMU senior died Tuesday afternoon. Kevin Eckerman, 21, a com- puter science major, was snow- boarding on one of the black diamond trails at Massanutten Resort and was injured around 4 Km., according to senior Lisa, a, his girlfriend. There were no witnesses to the accident. Ha said she and Eckerman ABORT! iR PILL went to Massanutten Monday because they both did not have MORNIN [ERSY classes. Eckerman was on the ABORT! PiLL trail next to hers and, when he MORNIN 1RSY didn't come down, she ABORTIO ■ PILL got worried. According ECKERMAN toa statement MORNING MDURTION CONTROVERSY released by Joe Grandstaff, mar- keting director of Massanutten Resort, "[Eckerman] was found ABORTION ROVERSY MORNING AFTER PILL off the Dixie Dare advance trail. ( lAYI.OR/urtaYiKWr He was noticed by a lift passen- ger who alerted the ski patrol." Ha said the patrol did an Board of Visitors reverses decision, "excellent job" in trying to help him. Board raises However, he never regained allows Health Center to dispense ECP consciousness and was airlifted to the University of Virginia BY TONI DUNCAN 44 summer tuition Health System. news editor Eckerman fractured his skull and had brain swelling, JMU's Board of Visitors overturned us d*» ThlS IS Oil ISSIU of UlW, Olid as well as a blood clot. He was Hori banning Iti« I'" ■> we should differ to the law aiui ^reawnTBp/liHtv taken into surgery where the from selling the emergency contraceptive pill. clot was removed. However, After a vote from the board Friday, the not try to interpret the law on ■aues another clot formed soon after, Health Center was able to begin dispensing the ECP, also known as Plan B, last Monday. behalf of students. from the Virginia ( according to Ha. lb help offset the r -Is, the board Eckerman died at 2:46 p.m. The board voted 10-2 last Friday, with one member abstaining, overturning the 7-6 vote — Stephen Reeolou Friends describe Eckerman member, Board of Visitor. as a smart and methodologi- last April that spurred many debates and placed JMU in the national spotlight. In -tin- undetgradu cal guy. credit "His nickname his freshman The vote also "grants authority for all future 99 health-related decisions pertaining to students, year in college was 'McCyver' rta graduate students and $503 ti because he can take any ordi- to the administration and its medical staff," and views to influeno? their voting. "This is an issue of law, and we should late imluam student*. nary object and turn it into said Meredith Gunter, chair of the Education St .ng, senior vi something unexpected and Student Life committee. defer to the law and not try to interpret the Prior to the Vote by the entire board, law on behalf of students," he said at the functional," Ha said. $18.8 million from the g "You could ask him anything Helen Blackwell, a board member, explained board meeting. All but one of the five new board appoint about why or how something why she voted against distribution of ECPs during the Education & Student Life meet- ments, which were made in July, voted to ovcr- got to be that way, and he would turn last April's decision. Mark Bowles While he does- m come up with a logical answer." ing earlier that morning. She said the board abstained from the vote. requested amount, he said, sir she added. should wait until there was information on the pills' long-term effects. Student Body President Levar Stoney said mg process, he would Senior Ricky Pateo said he was happy with the vote and "ecstatic about 2006. Eckerman was "one of the "This dispensing on c.-.mpus sends a very [the issue] coming to an end." The board apj most intelligent persons [he bad message ... that recreational sex is fine because there is always a back-up," she added. After last April's decision, 2,700 students The board Iment had] ever met. He was an signed a petition in two days asking the board inventor; he would make the She also pointed out that while 2,700 students signed the petition last year, some 11 to 12)K»' to reverse its decision. The Student craziest things," he said. Government Association passed a Bill of Senior Matt Barker, who was students did not. steBOV. pag Board member Stephen Reeolou said peo- friends with Eckerman since see ECP, page 5 kindergarten, said Eckerman ple should not allow their personal judgments
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PREVIEW: MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. CELEBRATION WEEK Organizations unite Rev. Jesse Jackson for Celebration Week Thursday March, Speakout and Rendition to speak Monday Prtmw of the MLK Rendition Students form 'piece of the puzzle' 12:211 p.m. I commons dent This is a great way to Student tickets available Friday in Warren Hall March. Speakout ana ' BY AMY PATERSON "show support tor one anoth- contributing writer er, and have tun at the lam ers and hold programs that will be BY KELLY JASPER At a school with over 250 time," she added. meaningful to the students room m Warren Hall news editor student organizations it would AKA also encouraged stu- Wauls said that student and facul- dents to participate with puz- ty reaction to his upcoming appear- seem difficult to unite tiiem all, Culminating Martin Luther but one sorority and one stu- zles, darts and music on the King Jt Celebration Week, the Rev. ance has been large- Ml K Impressions- Share Your lire commons yesterday. Students ly positive. "We nder dent service organization is Jess* Jackson will speak on the working toward that goal. could wnte their organization's theme "Keep the Fire Burning — have gotten some name or their own on one of the MLK Expo: Carrying the Dream Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Be the Dream" Monday in Wilson backlash," she said, Saturday many puzzle pieces that made referring to some of Through Service Inc. "is working with the Center Hall Auditorium. for Multicultural/International up a large banner. This symbol "Rev. Jackson was chosen because the comments she Ot the dners.- pnves that make has received from 4 - 7 |> ■ Student Services to hold the of his relationship with King during first ever JMU Unity Day up JMU as a whole will be car- the Civil Rights Movement," said faculty and stu- Sunday unday The theme for the day was ried in the unity march today at Heather Wauls, a program coordina- dents. "But, I per- 4 p.m. The march begins at the sonally think that a "You are a Piece of the Puzzle," tor for the Center for which lucked off Martin Luther |||TH1 Madison statue and pn>- Multicultural/International Student JACKSON bit of controversy is ceeds to the Transitions room in good because it King Jr. Day Celebration Week. Services, which sponsors the week's CMISS and AKA eiK.nu- Warren Hall. opens people up to new ideas." activities. "What better way to cele- Monday Formal Program aged students to wear apparel Before the march, partici- brate the week?" she asked. A few thousand people are pants have the opportunity to expected to attend the speech. Wauls supporting JMU or represent Fred Hilton, director of media ing the organizations in which listen In portions of Martin relations, agreed that "because said. Because the Wilson Hall Luther King Jr.'s speeches and Auditorium cannot meet the seating they participate, said senior Jackson worked closely with King, he Charmaine Wingfield. was an excellent choice." Hilton said Lambda Chi chapter presi- see WEEK, page 5 the university tries to bring in speak- see SPEAK, page 5 MARC CHOI/* V" «"*" 2 I THE BREEZE I THURSDAY, JAN. 15, 2(KW
TABLE OF ■««;H3:IKII DUKE DAYS Events Calendar THURSDAY, JAN. 15 - SUNDAY, JAN. 18, 2004 POLICE LOG BY LAUREN MCKAY police log reporter NEWS Thursday, Jan. 15 While you were out 3 Saturday, Jan. 17 Glen A Crummett, 21, ol Mt. SGA 3 A prvviow of the M.irtin I uthcr Kin^ Ir. Rendition will be Women of Color are co-sponsoring a Martin Luther King Jr. Sidney was arrested and charged held on the common .it 122(1 p.nv For information call Expo called "Carrying on the Dream Through Service" in PC with possession of marijuana and OPINION ( MBS at id Ballroom fmm 4 to 7 p m For information call CMBS at x8-«636. property damage on Port House editorial 7 Republic Road near Forrest Hills Dec. 18at 2am The suspect House cartoon 7 A march (or Martin I other King Jr. Celebration Week will damaged a vehicle, knocked Darts & pats 7 begin at 4 p.m. at the lames MacUton statue and proceed to Sunday, Jan. 18 down a 10-foot tree and a 10-toot To talk ol many things 7 the Transitions room in Warren Hall. For information call NAACP and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority are co-sponsoring a chain-link fence. Breeze spotlight 9 CMISSatx8-*636. Martin Luther King )r. faculty and student brunch in Taylor In other matters, campus police Letters to the editor 9 Hall rooms 404 and 405 from 11 am to 2 p.m. For informa- report the following: A Martin I uiher Kin»; li I xpreaalona titled "Share Your Fire" tion , all CMISS at X8-6636. LEISURE will take place Iran 8 lO I" p in in Taylor Down Under. For Property Damage Crossword 10 Information call ( Ml* at V8-N.>.. A JMU student reported a win- dow broken in Hanson Hall by an Horoscopes 10 unknown suspect(s) throwing Friday, Jan. 16 snowballs Dec. 4 between 10 FOCUS and 11 p.m. Skydiving 11 I rank l( In/zard Jr., a history professor at the University of Virginia, will give a Shenandoah Valley Regional Studies A JMU student reported that an STYLE S-mnur in Ukson Hall niom 1C7 at .1:35 p.m. Admission is free. unknown person(s) broke the 1 love the Kh. 13 rear passenger side window of a Reel reflections A planetarium show focusing on features visible in the vehicle m R1 Lot between Dec. 9 "Something's Gotta Give" 13 summer sky will be in the John C Wells Planetarium in at 7:45 p.m and Dec 10 at 9:50 a.m. College cooking 101 13 Miller Hall at 7 p.m. Admission is free. Alt things literary 15 JMU staff reported damage to a Stylish notes 15 vehicle in G Lot Dec. 10 between 9:30 and 10 a.m. The SPORTS Subirubmitting events to the vehicle was scratched with an Women's basketball improving 17 unknown object. DAYS Events " to be published. Please try to limit tli Men's and women's swimming 17 Don JMU staff reported three tires Wrestling still winless 17 were cut on a car in A Lot Men's basketball losing streak 17 FUN FACT of the Day Dec. 12 between 3:20 and 5 a.m. If you have a photo that Grand Larceny Two JMU students reported the you'd like to see pub- larceny of two business law text- books in Zane Showker Hall Dec lished in The Breeze, Rattlesnakes 6 between 3:30 and 5 p.m. please contact: gather in groups A JMU student reported the lar- WEATHER to sleep through ceny ol a bike from the Music the winter. Building between Dec. 4 and Today Sometimes up to Dec. 7. 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"The ECP issue was not only one that galvanized Vice President hired the university, but it galvanized our organization." A new senior vice president for university advancement was hired LEVAR STONEY over Winter Break. Student Body President MihiyMw NEWS see story MM
AROUND tart, members of SGA participate In Tuesday* meeting following the board's deci- sion on emergency contraceptives. Below, Matt Taylor, left, and Brian Nldo speak. Fall Resident Adviser applications available Resident Adviser appli- cations for the 2004-'05 school year are now avail- able. The Office of Resident Life is accepting applica- tions anytime between now and Jan. 27. Applications can be filled out online at http://web.jmu.edu/reslife/. Call X86275 for more information. UVa. faculty to speak on Washington papers Frank E. Grizzard Jr.. of the University of Virginia, will speak on "Origin and Preservation of the George Washington Papers" Jan. 16 at 3:35 p.m. in Jackson Hall, Room 107. The lecture is spon- sored by the JMU history department and Lord Fairfax Community College as part of SGA discusses ECP decisio the Shenandoah Valley Regional Studies Seminar. BY ASHI i the university bill SGn iei/tirtei . bills to Student Bod\ the finance committee, i them With news on the • ud w ark can and ti I on In the nberoftheB 'tudent .i springboard into th Senate during its next meeting. ■TO..: nnwnl Association K-g.in its first meeting ot Thegn". I milkxi a bill ti> n\[ues! the sen* Registration open for to him, began the fund.- : Mp timothy Brooks, student n i school-wide protest support St. Jud. ritul diabetes seminar the b ihout what occurred so heard from The crew club for S4.H00 to buy new 9 meeting the Student equipment, and Women of ( HARRISONBURG — lid decided lli.it it would li i Rockingham Memorial ' n.itors. sophomore J.R. help pui i uled from the I a end sen Women of Color will be spending the money Hospital will be having an 1 all-day seminar on diabetes med- Kupright, who pn-s, currcn fereni A's contingency currently Saturday, Jan. 17, from 8 a.m. ilth. to 4:30 p.m. in the West ling to their stands .it $23,020.05, according to sophomore Tower second floor confer- rendyhsveor >and34hevt lake Miller the treasurer. ence room, W222. A one-hour, one-on-one session with a diabetes edu- cator will be included in the class. The cost of the semi- Stress may have Punk rock meets politics nar is $60 per person, including lunch. A support BY MATT STEARNS person may attend for an health benefits Knight Ridder Tribune additional $10. Advance There was a time when punk registration is required. BY STEPHANIE BAUERLEIN a motivating factor. rock was synonymous with For more information Trw* Am»>rtr*n Tnitihito r*t call RMH Educational The Daily A t. , Stress Web site, IVWWMftBJHt, ptitlffrr, trashed hotel rooms, — Services at 433-4269. While many consider stress said inst as stress can cause Nhavior that would be offen- in its entirety to be a negative disease, it is plausible there are sive even on today's reality TV City Council addresses thing, small amounts of what good stresses that can promote shows. A punk rock icon whose community issues some describe as America's wellness. It also said increased stage name was Sid Vicious No, 1 health problem may be a amounts of stress can cause an allegedly killed his girlfriend in HARRISONBURG — The healthy thing. increase in productivity, but a ratty New York hotel, then Harrisonburg City Council According to an article only up to a certain point. died of a heroin overdose. met Jan. 13 where mem- from Brigham Young Beyond that, the institute said Today, punk rockers are talk- bers discussed several University at Idaho, MOM the effects of stress depend on ing politics in Des Moines, Iowa, local issues. stress and anxiety can be bene- how it is managed, and it is up which is about as deep in Saftey regulations for ficial to a person Anxiety ilis- to each individual to find the Middle America as you can get, mopeds and motorized scoot- order is the most common amount of stn-ss that allows as the state's Jan. 19 Democratic ers were discussed, in addition mental health issue in the ttptmi.il performance. presidential caucuses approach. Anti-Rag band member Chris No. 2, center, talks with to considering requests to des- country, with more than 19 l'sycholog\ junior Danielle Punk is dead. Boring won. reporters following a press conference for Punkvoter.com. ignate Stone Spring Village a million adults being affected, Rush said not having enough Some trappings ot punk were residential permit parking zone the article said. time stresses her out. Rush evident at Ihitikivterxvni's "Rock and a thick chain for a belt. ical organizers from the area. Requests also were con- Yet, despite all the prob- said it is hard to balance going Against Bush" news cixiference The official T-shirt showed a United Auto Workers and the sidered lor the Harrisonburg lems large amounts of stress out with her friends and get- Sunday, held at a downtown Des picture of President George American Federation of Police Department for new can cause, some believe it can ting everything done on time Moines hotel. (Vibe-wise, the W. Bush with the word State, County and Municipal weapons and a scanner. be a positive thing to have in and done well. place is several solar systems "Evil" stamped across his Employees. They all said Also on the council's agen- one's life. For a college stu- 'Stress has such a positive away from punk. It has a portrait forehead, under the word thev hoped k) help attract da were the expired terms of dent, stress can be found at effect on me in that I'll focus on of Woodrow Wilson in the lobby.) " Demockcracy." young people to politics. members of the Planning sch(x>l, the workplace, within work, but then afterward I'm One organizer wore heavy Even so. The Man clearly "I'm very glad to see Commission and Parks and the family, social settings and dead," she said. "It takes so black, so-dorky-they re-cool hat i o opted punk's glorious punk America come along Recreation Commission, much more. If dealt with prop- much out of me ph\suall\ eyeglasses Chris \o 1. from nihilism. Flanking Chris No. with this effort;" said Dave among others. erly, the article said, stress can Stress motivates me to get on the band Anti-Flag, ("We rock 2 •¥•• Iowa Ciov. Tom ViK.uk \eii a I AW official help -.olve prohlems. .ind the ball, and when I'm done, the dudes and damn the (who conceded that he pre- increase etiit ientl\ In acting as I'm relieved." man.") sported a red Mohawk ferred Phil Collins) .ind polit- see PUNK, page 4
U.N. plans to make small presence In Iraq What went on while you were gone UNITED NATIONS, 77* Los Angeles Times — United Nations officials said Tuesday New senior vice president SunTrust Bank donates that a small team would return to Baghdad, Iraq, with- in two weeks, a symbolic to join staff in February $100,000 for athletic center move nearly three months The athletic department intends to after the United Nabons with- BY LAURBN MCKAY BY LAUREN MCKAY post major donors on a plaque that drew its international staff assistant news editor u assistant news editor will be placed in the new facility, because of secunty concerns. To oversee hind-raising activities for [Carr] will do an outstanding Sun Trust Bank donated $100,000 to according to Shifflctt. Two security officers and JMU for the university's new athletic In general, SunTnist Bank has two military advisers will go to the university, a new senior vice presi- job and will be a great dent far university advancement was performance center been a longtime supporter of the uni- Iraq "to provide support to venttj and felt that the athletic pro- named Dec. 1Z addition to the university. SunTrust presented the check to JMU local staff, make security assess- President Linwood Rose Dec. 15 gram is important to the university as ments, and strengthen the liai- For the past five years, Joanne B. Carr was the vice president tor advancement Construction of the Robert and Frances well .i* the community," said Hilton. son with the coalition," said a \ li >rr than S7 million in private funds at the University of Idaho. -Fred Hilton Flecker Athletic Performance Center is letter from senior U.N. official director of media relations underway on the south end of haj been rahed tor iht KM million facili- Kieran Prendergast to US. She will begin at JML in February, and her responsibilities will include Bridgeforth Stadium, and is expected to ty for which all of the funds for the facil- Ambassador John D be completed in 2005, according to Fred ity in in place IIH- KBIlHng amount Negroponte. The letter asked supervising the development of alumni, -5? — Hilton, director of media relations. comee ban |MU heesnd ITW the US.-led coalition for help marketing, media and .parent n-lations. Idaho resulted in record-setting levels of according to Fred Hilton, director of private fund raising and in the successful We are big supporter- Ql the mis- Robert and Prances Ptecker, after with the team's security in Iraq. sion of James Madison University edu- whom the facility is named, .ire local The United Nations with- media relations. completion of a major capital campaign, cationally," said Martha Shiltlctl residents I in v contributed S2 mil- drew its personnel after 22 Kathy Stafford, former senior via' according to a IXx. 12 press release. president for advancement at JMU, "[Carr] will do an outstanding job Harrisonburg Sun Inisl president "We lion to the facillt) people were killed when its felt that enhancing the athletic pnigram Hi, $100,000 is earmarked for Baghdad headquarters was resigned June 1, 2003. She became the and will be a great addition to the uni- vice president for uni\rr.itv ivlafions versity," said Hilton. "Dr. Carr has the helps enhance the entire unit Bitty equipping I he facility rather than for bombed Aug. 19. SunTrust Bank wanted to con- the building itself," Hilton said The latest move does and development at Kent State experience and ability to enable us to University, according to Hilton. have great advances in that area (pri- tribute a significant amount of money rhc 4H.IHO square-foot center will not mean that the United to the university and worked hand in provide an academic support area for Nations will return in force Thomas F.. Piazze Jr., associate vice vate fund raising)." president for development, has been the Carr led her former university to the hand with Rose and Athletic Director stiidiiit athletes In each at JMU's 28 right away, a U.N. official Jeff Bourne to choose the recipient IntercoUeglale sports. Hilton said the said. But, the team will be interim vice president sina> June, and completion of a $100 million campaign will continue the stand-in psKitkm until two years ahead of schedule, according "We recognized that this is one of facility has a sports medicine complex, putting the pieces in place a strength-training area, a new football Can- begins next month, Hilton said. kl Hilton. Exceeding its goal, the cam- the biggest projects going on It the tor eventual reengage- university.' Shifflctt said. locker nxim and coaches' offices. ment, the official said. Can's efforts at the IMvsoH) ot paign raised $128 million. 4 | Trnc BRKKZE | THURSDAY, JAN. 15, 2004 NEWS PUNK: New P'LOG.from page 2 JMU staff reported the larce- CD to address ny of a vacuum from Weaver Hall between July 16 and politics, voting November 2003. PVNK.from page 3 "You can get all A's Petty Larceny "This is probably the weird- A JMU student reported the est thing I've ever done." theft of a wallet from an unat- allowed Chris* No. 2. tended book bag in Currier and still flunk life." It was. the punks said, all Library Dec. 1 at 5:45 p.m. about empowerment. "I had no one to yell at," said A JMU student reported a miss- Billy Gould of the band Faith No ing parking pass from the More. "I could yell at my girl- Convocation Center between — Walker Percy friend. I could yell at my dog. I Dec. land 11. was frustrated " A coalition of punk rockers An unknown person removed founded the organization and a white aluminum sign Web site. They're also issuing a belonging to in outside con- compact disc called "Rock tractor from R3 Lot between Get experience. Against Bush." Organizer Dec. 2 and 5. The sign was 4 Wayne Kramer, of the band feet by 3 feet, had the company MC5, said he hopes to mobi- name, number, and e-mail lize more than 500,000 young address written with black and Write for News. voters. Kramer said the site is orange lettering. getting 250,000 hits a day. Voting, of course, is a rela- JMU staff reported the larceny X8-6699 tively establishment-oriented of a parking hangtag from 6 activity, but Kramer said he Lot Dec. 19 between 8 a.m. and saw no disconnect between 5 p.m. breezenews @ Hotmail, com punk and politics. "Punk is to defy things you Number of drunk in public find offensive," he said. charges since Aug. 25: 51
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1191 Devon Lane Harrisonburg, VA 22801 432-1001 NEWS THURSDAY, JAN. 15, 2004 i THK BREEZE I 5 WEEK: CMISS, AKA SPEAK: Satellite sponsor Unity Day locations available WEKK,fromi*grl graduate student assistant, said have a forum for remarks on his he hopes the day will bring accomplishments during a together a diverse group of stu- to see Jackson talk speakout and rendition at 12:20 dents and encourage them to p.m. on the commons. come out to the celebration, as SPEAK, from page 1 With Martin Luther Kin^ |r once doors open at 6:30 p.m. well as "increase awareness demands of the campus, satellite Day approaching, Wing/ield The speech will begin at 7:30 eboul Martin Luther King fr.'s locations in Grafton-Stoval! p.m. Handbags, book bags or said she hopes this event will contributions." Theatre and the College Center similar accessories will not be bring people together and help Fred Hilton, director of Grand Ballroom will be available them realize the holiday is not permitted in Wilson Hall. media relations, said, "Diversity for people to view Jackson's only about racial unity. In previous years, Corctta and representation of many cul- presentation via the campus Scott King, former Va. Gov. L. Unity Day also corresponds tures is an important part of the cable system. These locations do with one of CMISS's national Douglas Wilder and economist culture of the university." not require rickets for admission. and author Julianne Malveaux goals — Martin Luther King |r. Hilt'on said he thinks pro- Student response has been have participated in the Day is "a day on, not a day off," grams like this have been suc- AMY PATERSON/irn/or phutographer positive to the satellite locations. Wingfield said. week s events. cessful in the past and are Sophomore Robbln Vino* signs a Unity poster during Unity Wauls said. "A lot of students Also, Tyson Brown, a CMISS likely to continue. Day on the commons. don't want to deal with having to -66- get tickets, so this is a good sos> tion for them and for dealing We pride ourselves on with the overflow," she added. bringing good speakers BOV: Budget discussed Although all seating is free, ACCIDENT: Senior tickets are required for seating to campus. in Wilson Hall Auditorium. BOV, from page 1 nursing. Students would have killed at Massanutten Faculty and staff may pick up -Heather Wauls "We haven't decided yet two options — pursuing a tickets until Friday, Jan. 16, at the program coordinator. CMISS where the (parking deck) sit, career as an adult or gerontol- ACCIDENT, from page I and make sure people were CMISS office in Warren Hall, would be yet" king md ogy nurse practitioner or was a very artistic guy. "Kevin informed," Barker said. mom 245, from 8 am to 5 p.m. "We have built parking on become a nurse educator with always had some creative proj- Eckerman also was very Students may pick up their tickets "We pride ourselves on every square inch we can a specialty in adult health. ect inside his head, " he said. involved in snowboarding, Friday from 8 am to 5 p.m. in the bringing good speakers to find," he added. The request was passed Ha said that Eckerman liked Pateo said. Warren Hall mailroom kibby. campus," Wauls said. Planning King estimates the new deck unanimously and now will go to explore his creative side. " He Eckerman was one of the Wauls said that allowing fac- for Jackson's speech began in will cost about $13.6 million, in front of the State Council liked to paint and sketch, paint founders of Boarderline, ulty and staff to acquire tickets October, with the assistance of based on figun's from the for Higher Education tor ditto in particular," six- said. JMU's snowboarding club, sooner is a "perk of their job." over 50 students volunteering University of Vliglnla'a and Virginia in Richmond. "|He would| make things out and was an ottuer tor the This will not, however, affect the on committees. George Mason University's Gunter also addressed the of wood, decorate the apart- club's first two yean I It sbo number of student se,it> available |.K kson, "founder and pres- recent parking projects, and will need to have mow students run ment with odd objects — the designed the club's Web site. "Wilson Hall [Auditoriuml ident of the Kainbow/PUSH not begin construction for for the board's student position list goes on and on." Ha said, "Kevin is survived has seating for about 1,300 peo- Coalition, is tme of America's another two years. She said there have been fewer She said their apartment is by his parents, Don and Peggy ple," she said. "Half of those are foremost civil rights, religious King also explained Virginia candidates every year. all decorated with his stuff Efokennnn, in older bnrther, reserved for students and the and political figures," accord- Gov. Mark Warner's proposed The board approved reduc- "Everything [in the apartment] Paul, and his life partner, me." other half are for faculty, staff ing to the Web site wwv.rain- 2004-*06 budget. ing the u'^utuMu-nts from is .in rvUnsuii t»( him and his A memorial service will and the public." bowpiah on. "The governor's going on having a 3.0 grade-point aver- heart," she added. be held Jan. 24 in Northern A member of the public can The coalition is a "progres- record saying universities age to being in good academic Eckerman also was inter- Virginia. For location infor- reserve one general admission sive organization lighting for need to raise tuition to pay (for standing, which is a 2.0 GPA, ested in politics, according to mation contact Ha at hala. ticket by calling CMISS at x8- social change," according to some of the new budgeted at the university. Barker. While he never wanted There will be a service 6636. Tickets may be picked up at the Web site money]," K*n8 !*a'^- Thev also tabled the Ida o\ to be a politician, Eckerman in Harrisonburg the fol- the "will call" table in the Wilson For more information, call The damage to the Financial having the board seli'tt the wanted "to make a difference lowing week. Hall lobby before the speech CMISS at X8-6636. Services Building last November member after an application because of a fire still is being and interview process. This assessed, according to King. would change the current prac- People are "still putting together tice of having students elect the ECP: Board reverses decision on Plan B sales ban a list of property lost for insur- representative, which was ance, he said. implemented in 2000. ECP, from page / cles, but persistence and hard October, she gave the board Students went to the Health There also are conflicting pro- In other matters, Bill J.isien, Opinion by 55-6 with two work will work," Stoney said an "opportunity to ask ques- C enter's Web site to get infor- fessional opinions on whether it chair of the Finance & Physical abstaining requesting that the This new decision shows that tions and get them mation on ECPs and accord- would, be cheaper either to Development Committee, said board change its decision. student government can help answered," which helped to ingly were able to view all the reconstruct the building or tear it the university still is discussing Students also marched to the students, he added. educate the board members services offered, she added. down and start from the begin- ways to deal with illegal file the office of Mark Obenshain, He also said this shows on this issue, she said. Currently, the Food and ning, King said. sharing. He said there have who originally proposed the "that we do represent the As a result of the contro- Drug Administration is work- Meredith Gunter, chair of been some requests to remove idea not to allow the Health student voice." versy and publicity of the dis- ing to make ECPs available the Education & Student Life the illegal material, but there Center to continue dispens- Ann Simmons, associate pension of ECPs, there also over-the-counter, according to committee, reported that her have been no subpoenas. ing the pills. director of Health was an "increased student The Henry J. Kaiser Family committee sees a need for JMU He said they would continue "I learned there will be Promotions, said she too was awareness of the student Foundation at www.kaisernet- to have'a masters of M ience in to monitor this issue. some road blocks and obsta- pleaseil with the vote. Last health center," she said. UHjrk.org/daily_reports.
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HOUSE EDITORIAL Board of Visitors yields to outside interests, not students
The Board of Visitors decided in a 10-1 It is not at all surprising, after recalling vole to allow the University Health the influence that Marshall had over the Center to reinstitute its policy of selling board, that the FDA decision also would emergency contraceptive pills during its play a role in the board's decisions. meeting last Friday. After hearing of the FDA's recent The practice, which had been going on approval, the board, which had put off lor the past eight years, was ended a vote for nine months, quickly made abruptly April 18, 2003, when the board the decision that contradicted its earlier .lilirmined it was not appropriate for the one, furthermore adding to the percep- university to distribute the pilk tion of the board as nothing more than The debate leading up to the April the pawn of outside interests. decision, which was in effect for nine In April, Marshall was able to con- months, was brought about by a March vince the board that it was commit- 14, 2003, letter from Virginia Del. Robert ting a serious social infraction by Marshall to JMU President Linwood allowing the ECP to be distributed. ROM strongly urging that JMU discon- In the April 24 issue of The Breeze, tinue the disiribution of ECPs. Marshall was said to have compared The motion to change the Health having the pill available to students as Center's policy and restrict it to provid- senseless as having the Health Center ing prescriptions for the ECPs to be offer body piercings. tilled off campus was brought to the The FDA would have made JMU board by former board member Mark appear behind the times and exces- Obenahain and also after additional sively conservative if ECPs were pressure from Marshall declared to be an over-the-counter The decision was a blatant exam- drug. In order to avoid being politi- ple of outside interests influencing cally incorrect for the second time in the decision-making process on an the less than a year, the board decid- issue of JMU concern. Marshall, inca- ed to repeal its previous decree. 6able of convincing legislators in II is the source of much unease ichmond to tighten abortion poli- that the board shows little regard for cies, chose to use JMU as a battle- the student body and so much rever- ground to wage his political warfare. ence for outside interests to the tune After making its decision in April, the of being politically correct. board met again in June and October. In On issues that affect students, the board each of these meetings, the board decided needs to do a better job of concerning itself not to discuss the issue and instead push with the interests of the student body and to it to the next meeting. stop allowing itself to be the puppet of Between its meeting last October and those outside the JMU community. its Jan. 9 meeting, a development shed Despite the board's lack of considera- new light on the debate. tion for the interest of the student body, the In December, the advisers for the Student Government Association, thnmgh Food and Drug Administration voted to persistence from junior Krissy Schnebel, recommend to the FDA for final review worked diligently throughout the school that ECP be made available over the year to raise public awareness about ECPs. counter. The FDA has yet to come to a The SGA rallied to gain student sup- decision on the issue. port and refused to allow the board to In the January meeting, the board real- sweep the issue under the carpet. ized that it had made a mistake and the It has been a remarkable story of per- pill should be readily available. severance over formidable odds.
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JAN 17 Gibbons Brunch 10am - 2pm Dinner 4:30 - 7:30pm The Festival Festival 11am-8pm PC Dukes 11am-8pm Mister Chips 11am-11pm Lakeside Express 7pm - lam SUNDAY. JAN 111 Gibbons Brunch 10am - 3pm Dinner 4:30 - 7:30pm ^Tofflbleweedweed Farms, Festival 11am-8pm Mister Chips 11am-11pm PC Dukes 3:30pm - 8pm Lakeside Express 5pm - llpm Mrs. Green's gets a new look! MONDAY. JAN 1Q A new look and new menu Chick-fil-A 7:30am - 10am and 11am - 9pm Gibbons Brunch 10am - 3pm Dinner 4:30 - 7:30pm items at Lakeside Express... Festival Ham-8pm Lakeside Express 11am - llpm Mister Chips Ham-llpm Expanded menu at Madison PC Dukes 3:30pm - 10pm Grill... Normal Operating Hours Resume Tuesday, January 20, 2004 and a bigger and better Crazy Taco menu at PC Dukes! THURSDAY, JAN. 15, 2004 I THE BREEZE 113 "I love the '90s and feel like it can be sum- ■ Cooking up a storm mer up in two words — Hammer pants." Simple, impressive recipes make a chef out JON ALTEER of any kitchen virgin. STYLE junior Veer off beaten path with easy cooking BY LF.ELA PEREIRA Preheat oven to 375 degrees. assistant style editor Mix the sour cream and mus- tard together. Set in a warm Five girls are crammed in place to lose its chill. Season front of a television screen, the salmon on both sides with drooling over actor Matthew a punch of salt and pepper. McConaughey's stalwart efforts Place on a baking sheet and to create the perfect dinner for bake for 12 to 15 minutes. Use a Kate Hudson in the film "How wide spatula to transfer the to Lose a Guy in 10 Days." fish to a serving platter without Why are the girls drooling? breaking it. Add the sour There is an enigmatic appeal cream and mustard to the drip- about men and women who pings in the pan. Stir to blend perform tasks that commonly well. Pour over the salmon and are assigned to members of the serve immediately. opposite sex. A man's "attrac- tive" factor skyrockets if he knows how to wield a spatula Greek spinach salad now and then, just as a woman's sex appeal can increase if she 1 pound fresh spinach, cleaned knows how to change her car's and stemmed tires. Of course, if food is the 2 ounces feta cheese, crumbled way to a man's heart, then a (if you buy it in a block, just cook's charm applies to both rub chunks of it in your hands girls and guys. over a bowl and the feta will Romance awaits many of crumble slowly) us in the coming months. 2/3 cup creamy garlic dressing Why not jump-start a college relationship with an atypical Toss all the ingredients date? Substitute eating out together in a large bowl and with a home-cooked, yet serve immediately. MAM c mwitwplucirdair classy, meal — and turn up the heat in just one date. Any Strawberry Shortcake y college student by day can be Students reminisce early 90s favorites a chef by night through whip- Individual angel food cakes ping up the following recipes, Cool Whip BY KYRA PAPAFIL "Saved by the Bell" apparently does- er Lou Pearlman's first prodigy — New which are made with ingredi- 1/2 lb. fresh strawberries, style editor n't get old. Even after 15 years of new Kids on the Block. "The New Kids on ents that can be found at any hulled and sliced episodes and later syndication, TBS the Block is definitely a fave," sopho- grocery store. With addictive trashy television Superstation still airs back-to-back more l^urcn Rosenhaft said. "1 had Place a small spoonful of creeping its way through the cable episodes of the wholesome sitcom at 7 crushes on like, all of them." Salmon Dijonnalse cool whip in the bottom of each channels, VH1 hits a note of nostalgia a.m. and noon daily. Altizer said he recently witnessed wine glass. Layer one individ- with its "I Love the '80s" and "1 Love Dating back a couple of years earli- seniors Larissa Harkonen and Sara Ross 2/3 cup sour cream ual angel food cake and layers the '80s Strikes Back" series. The show er — before days with the Bayside watch all the New Kids on the Block 3 tablespoons Dijon mustard of strawberries, separating each finds and interviews once pseudo- High crew — were four reptiles- videos and said they "still remembered 1 pound salmon (purchased layer with a layer of Cool Whip. famous actors, comedians and person- turned-superheroes — the Teenage every word to every song. I think that pre-skinned and boned) Refrigerate until ready to serve. alities about their memorable films, tel- Mutant Ninja Turtles. really shows (New Kids on the Block's evision shows, toys, music and — of "1 watched the show whenever it music) is going to be around a very, course — fashion mishaps. was on, saw the movies, had all of [the very long time, unfortunately .., even if The problem with the "I Love the action figures]," said sophomore Pete they're not active as a group," he said. '80s" series is that no one who currently Anoia, who confessed to dressing as While members Jordan Knight and is a traditional undergraduate student Leonardo one Halloween. "They had Joey MacKntire have had flourishing remembers where they were when JR the 'dude' talk and that was big for the solo careers as miMidnniL they always was shot on '80s hit soap "Dallas," but '90s. They were the kids' actions hem." will be tied to their Boston-fivesome they do remember where they were Fashions dictate every decade, and the roots in New Kids on the Block. when the last episode of "Beverly Hills "90s were no exception. "I loved the "90s "The music of the '90s was great 90210" aired. So, here is JMU's account and really 1 feel like it can be summed up because, ni* matter how horrible it was, of the decade or so of "Full House"- in two words — Hammer pants," junior it was from artists who loved what they watching that shaped us into the stu- Jon Altizer said. "But being from back- did," Altizer said. "The musicians dent body at JMU today — one that woods Virginia, I didn't own a pair." weren't jus! trying to sell an image like survived the Hypercolor T-shirts and Senior Tim l,egendre said his they do now." slap bracelets of the '90s. favorite childhood memory was "defi- Senior Bill Williams said, "I'd have The quirky television characters of the nitely the pump sneaker by Reebok. I to say the best thing about the '90s was time gave students — then grade-school felt like a big shot pumping my shoes the music. It is a decade forgotten in age — role modeb. '"Saved by the BeH' up before basketball games." the shadow of Bon Jovi and '80s metal. was the highlight of my entire week Along with fashion, music is a tell- It's the music of our childhoods —Ace LOS ANGELES TIMES/Samm SlanhfuU because I got to see Mark-Paul Gosselaar, tak* sign of the times. While the children of Base, MC Hammer, the Real McCoy Nick Jackson seasons ■ salmon filet In the kitchen of whom I had a big crush on," senior of the new millennium have 'NSYNC and C.reen I>.i\ that rvally make us Dominican Hospital In Santa Cruz, Calif., under the watchful Alysha Akbar said. "[The show] also and the Backstreet Boys, the true chil- who we are. And, of course, we can't aye of Shawn Stanchfleld, the hospital's executive chef. made high school look like so much run." dren of the '80s had pop music prt»duc- forget about slap bracelets." 'Something' makes up in cast, length what it lacks in premise BY ANDREA LANGE • review ness simultaneously the lastant he sees her, but it is staff writer But, while the first half of the unclear how or why. His charac- Reei_ ReFLections movie is funny and engaging, ter seems to exist solely to cause Jack Nicholson ("As Good As mends that Sanbom recover at the second half drags. After a disturbance in the happy cou- It Gets") and Diane Keaton ("The "SOMETHING'S Erica's home. Forced to spend Erica and Sanbom fall for each ple's relationship, thus marring First Wives Club") shine as the GOTTA GIVE" time together, Sanbom is sur- other, the action withers. The the otherwise tidy plot line. rest of the movie is filled with Although the film's skillful cast stars of "Something's Gotta STARRING: prised to find himself falling for Give," a romantic comedy about Erica, but Dr. Mercer, who was pointless plot complications that is mired in the muck of an implau- finding love during middle age. DIANE KEATON lovestruck from the moment he seem only to draw out the sible plot, the film's wit Larries it to The film is well cast, superbly AND JACK NICHOLSON recognized the famous play- inevitable conclusion. The screen-worthy safety. acted and contains surprisingly RATED: PG-13 wright's name, also is vying for movie loses momentum and witty dialogue. However, the RUNNING TIME: her attention. feels longer than necessary. premise is a stretch, the plot is Written and directed by Nancy The premise of the film, a M 128 MINUTES R§Xfe KEY predictable and the movie is is, ("The Parent Trap"), man falling for his girlfriend's *•••• entirely too long. "Something's Gotta Give hi mother, is hard to buy. The «d m New Movies: Places to go and things to do this weekend: Regal Cinemas • Artful Dodger • Buffalo Wild Wings • 'Along Came Poll/' - Jaeae Jeokeon w* apeak Monday at • The Reichera Sextet will perform - Karaoke wt* be held tonight from • "Win a Dale with Tad Hamilton!" 7 p.m Tickets are free lor studenu. but must tonight from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. There Is no 8 p m. to midnight Sunday the AFC7NFC Grafton-Stovall Theatre be picked up from the CMISSoftea In Warren cover charge. For more Information call championship football games wM be fee- • "Under the Tuscan Sun" 432-1179 lured on the big screen television For more Jan. 15 through 22 Hal beginning tomorrow • "Runaway Jury' Information call 438-9790. Comi" :vm _ 14| THE BREEZE I THURSDAY. JAN. 15. 2004 STYU wiiiiiiinimitnniiimiiiiiiniiittMiiiiu«i» ...«.....T ^..t .....r HIIIIWIHIIMMI UUU| Keep The Fire Burning — Be The Dream MLK Celebration Week 2004 Wednesday. January 14* Make Your Mark (o Fridav January 16* Light a flame for MLK - Come make your mark in remembrance and celebration Time: 11:00 am -2:00 pm Place: Warren Mailroom |j Wednesday. Jin. 14* Unity Day sponsored by Alplia Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc and the JMU Community JMU community unifies by wearing clothing that represents the diverse organizations on campus or shows support of the JMU community. Time: II :00 am-2.00 pm Place: Commons Thursday, Jan. 15* March Speak-Out and Rendition Preview of the MLK Rendition Time: 12:20 pm Place: Commons I March, Rendition. & Speak-Out Time: 4:00 pm Place: March begins at the statue of James Madison and proceeds to the Transitions room in Warren Hall Thursday, Jan. 15* MLK Expressions - Share Vour Fire Time: 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm Place: Taylor Down Under Saturday, Jan. 17* MLK Expo: Carrying on the Dream Through Service co-sponsored by Women of Color Time: 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm Place: PC Ballroom Sundav. Jan. 18* University Sunday co-sponsored by NAACP and Delia Sigma Thela Sorority, Inc. MLK Kaculty ind Smdent Brunch hosted by NAACP following University Sund«y Time: 11:00 am-2:00pm Place: Taylor 404 and 405 Monday. Jan. 19* Formal Program Guest Speaker Rev. Jesse Jackson Time: 7:30 pm-9:30 pm Place: Wilson Hall Auditorium (satellite ceremonies at College Center Ballroom and Grafton-Stovall) i'Mwwnwmwavitii What's New at the University Health Center for Spring 2004? The UHC Office of Health Promotion has moved to Cottage 5 (behind the Modular Building). Look for the purple door and paws! Cannie Campbell: Associate Director of Health Promotion Ann Simmons: Coordinator of Health Promotions and Marketing Aimee Johnson: Coordinator of REACH Peer Educators Michele Cavoto: Nutritionist Medical Services will remain at the main University Health Center behind Burrus Hall WELCOME BACK STUDENTS! The University Health Center Choices Sessions: Spring 2004 Hours: Monday: 11:15a.m. at Hillcrest East M-F: 8a.m. - 5p.m. Wednesday: 7p.m. at WRC- Warren 404 Sat.: 8a.m. - 12p.m. Sun.: Closed Anonymous HIV Testing: Tuesday: 1p.m. - 4p.m. Call for an appointment: Call 568-6178 for appointment 568-6178 www.jmu.edu/healthctr •V «V «V tV •'« .v JL .V A. -V ;-• • • '•• %%* '•• %%• ••• \%• ••• "<•** '•' •'%*• ••• :%*• %• :%•• ••• :%*• 9 :%•• \* :%•• .* :%•• \* :*•? •'• **•? :$* STYU THURSDAY, JAN. 15, 20041 THE BREEZE I 15 Animalistic novels face fates at hands of beloved authors Martin Amis' latest novel, si ingers and his posse, (called a With almost every chapter, it "Yellow Ltog," is a brand of '"ka-tet" in King-speak) traveling seems the ka-tet gets side- novel structured on a great' across the highlands and waste- tracked from its mission of sav- premise that becomes all but lost #P^ lands of a dying realm, searching ing the community and carry- as the reader keeps the pages for the Dark Tower. ing on to find the Dark Tower. turning. In this case, the premise For those of you who Threat upon threat arises, much Beyonce meets is that of male devolution from a haven't heard of or read the of it awash in back story, so that respectable, civilized family man brochure, the Dark Tower is the when the ka-tet's confrontation her destiny to that of a sex-crazed, explo- nexus of all time. Saving the with the wolves occurs, it is Next month, Beyonce sively violent brute. It's a great local community from the threat anticlimactic because another Knowles will put her solo career idea, and one that sounds at of the ravaging wolves — tech- threat is just amund the corner. on hold and rejoin Destiny's home among the rapscallions, nically horse-riding raiders in This installment ends with Child as its lead singer to begin Epicureans and moral criminals wolf masks — is nothing but a both a cliffhangcr and a heavy work on a new album. who populate Amis' previous makes for an interesting plot and the most forgivable. pit stop for the gunslingcr stench of self-referencing that According to a Columbia novels like "Money." strand and, severed from the rest There are no misogynists to Roland and his fellowship. would make "Lolita" author Records spokesman Wxinesday It is the character of Xan Meo of the novel, would make a per- speak of in Stephen King's Sadly, such an episode Vladimir Nabokov smile (or Destiny's Child will begin who devolves over the course of fect short story or novella. But "Wolves of the Calla" — only shouldn't take man than 700 wince). Is this fictional world a recording ibs next album in the winding, character-swap- with the introduction trf two other monsters. The fifth volume in the pages to resolve. This book is nexus for all worlds, both real March, which will be targeted to ping narrative. After some drinks primary characters — the repre- seven-part horror/ fantasy /sci-fi enormous, long-winded and and fictive? And, if so, what part a^ease lite summer or early fall. at a local bar, he is accosted by hensible tablttid journalist Clint Dark Tower scries — King's severely underedited. As a ded- does King play in his own story? Over 2.6 million copies of goons and severely beaten. As a Smoker and a fictive English king magnum opus — finds said crea- icated fan of King, it's a shame The idea is only hinted at, 'Dangerously in Love" have result of head trauma, the family attempting to keep scandal away tures preying on a local commu- to see his talent devolving like a and the answers remain to be been sold in the United States man reverts into a creature from the niyal family — the novel nity in the farmlands of the myth- character out of Amis' "Yellow seen. I wouldn't be surprised if since its release last June, accord- whose impulses for sex and out- seems to leave Meo behind at ical Mid-World. To go into a ret- Dog." His writing here Is the the end result were as disap- ing to Nielsen SoundScan. The bursts of anger cannot be times when he should be the cen- rospective of the previous four worst it has been in recent mem- pointing as this mega-sized record generated six Grammy quelled. Meo even attempts to tral focus of the story. Of all the books would require cutting into ory, with characters and conver- portion is. The Dark Tower nominations, putting Beyonce rape his wife not once, but twice. accidental and self-made misogy- the sports section; suffice it to say, sations coming off as wooden series concludes in 2004 with in a four-way he for the most Charting Meo's plummet into nists in this novel, he is the most that King's work centers on the and a narrative that's bloated "Song of Susannah" and "The nominations this year. the base nature of his gender interesting, sympathetic one — last member of a clan of gun- like a month-old corpse. Dark Tower." — Kira Colvin FLEX NOW ACCEPTED ! The Breeze is looking for students planning their weddings while in school. If this Ttiln Thursday. Frldav & Saturday sounds like you, please e-mail Kyra and Buy One Pork BBQ Leela at [email protected] Downfown: 433-3917 undwlrh get one FREE (Coupon not valid with Flex.) Leonard W. Aamodt. MD. FACOG Shtnandoan, Evan V. Forsnes. 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Three of JMU's Meyers, Enders earn BY DRHW WILSON losses have been by 2 points, CAA weekly honors senior writer including a 75-73 loss to con- On paper, the women's ference powerhouse and basketball team roster includes rival Old Dominion BY IBNNIPBR CHAPMAN five freshmen. On the court, University Jan. 9. The Dukes -MEN'S BASKETBALL Dukes struggle to rebound from losses JMU loses seven of eight games, team trying to identify roles of several new players Bi BK \I> RICHARDS effort on the glass has been a and the coaching staff still are try- 19 polntl Monday against the glaring problem that Dillard ing to identify and clarify specific Blue Hens, and Dillard said tporti editor sees as something his young ntles for their players, losing a Williams is playing his best bas- With the majority of the stu- team will need to fix. majority of the team's plaVBfl ketball since being at JMU. dent body home for Winter Break, "We don't seem to have our who did most of the rebounding Dillard sees the Dukes having (IK* men S basketball team was legs the way we did in the and scoring fiom last season, this better success when he can get mostly on the n»ad, not enjoying beginning of the season," team currently is one that is glow- Williams, Freeman, Barbosa and mni h success. Dillard added. "And we played ing and coming together. Bmyk-s all on the same page at the The Dukes lost seven of eight some pretty doggone good "I think spending that much same time. He needs all four to games trom IXV 6 when it fell to competition " time together |on the wad], this contribute, but so far he's only tin- University of Akron, 78-70, Dillard believes that the team team has become a lot doss*;" gotten two at a time. thnuigh Monday, when it lost to was on the verge of getting over Dillard said. He believes that a "Unfortunately, we kind of the University of Delaware1,8t>66. its slump against Delaware good deal of bonding took ptaoe dug this hole for ourselves and we "We did not handle [the light- Monday night. But, with eight and his team has taken an "us- an Mill trying to find a way to ganie smith| very well at all," minutes to go in the game, senk>r against-them" attitude fight out of it," Dillard said. t oaih Sherman Dillard said "We guard/forward Dwayne Bniyles Freshman guard Ray Barbosa The coach likes his team's knew going into it that it would be missed one of two free throws, and Bmyles were the hot hands style of play and he cannot fault a treacherous trek tor us. It kind of which could have given the early for the Dukes on offense, the effort of his players, but snowballed " Dukes the lead. Instead, the game but they have since cooled off. things just have not clicked yet In all eight games. |MU was remained tied at 55 and, after that, But, senior guard Chris Williams for the team. out-rehoiinded in everv contest. Dillard said, the team just unrav- and junior guard Daniel Dillard added that he was not Including the team's lone win eled again. Freeman both recently have trying to sound like an internal DRI-W Wn.SON/imttYfifc*>«n*7»Jkr' against Florida Atlantic With the rebounding statistics stepped up their pla\ optimist but. "Our best basketball Freshman guard Ray Barbosa (34) shoots ovsr a Virginia i niventtj 1 NM 20 Ihs Dukes' not in the Dukes' favor, Dillard Freeman scored a career-high is ahead ot us Commonwealth University defender. JMU Is 3-9 overall. 18| THE BREEZE I THURSDAY, JAN. 15, 2004 SfOHTS RISING: Women's squad improving JMU: Challenging off-season training USING think we'll be a mediocre The Patriots, 8-2, are on a tearing a career-high 20 points, -6 6- CAA team," he said. "If we hive-game winning streak including 5-for-l shooting keep improving the way after defeating Virginia regiment paying off from Vpoint range. I'm proud of the that I think we are capable Commonwealth University "When you lose .1 shooter of improving, I think we'll Sunday. Guard Jen I A'revjanik like loch, you IVOndtf where progress we are making, be a very good team by the leads Mason offensively aver- JMV, from page 17 us we weren't going to you .ire going to get th.it," but... we want to win end of the season — one that aging 20 points per game. "I guarantee that JMU Florida for a vacation and Drooki Mid. I think Mary could compete for the CAA Dickinson is the Dukes' women swam more yardage he was absolutely right." Beth hat done .1 tremendoui and want to win now. championship." leading scorer at 16.4 points and did more difficult sets I inters, who won both |oh -.ti-pping up her MUM In Dickinson said, "We all per game. Alexis leads both than anvone in the CAA con- diving events at the tri- tody's abaence. 1 like what I — Kenny Brooks know that when it comes JMU and the CAA conference ference over break," Bercaw meet. snaggfng the champi- KC in Mary Beth. She giVM -i women's basketball coach down to tournament time, in rebounding (9.5 boards per said 'The future of the team onship in the 1 -meter and 3- lot on the offensive end and and crunch time even in the game) and is the team s third- is looking very good. I think meter competition. She was detenaive end." -95 games coming up, we know leading scorer at 9.9 points they realize what the\ are named Colonial Athletic In their 72-61 win over how to handle it now. I note per game Freshman forward capable of after the training Association Co-Performer Towson University last the occasion and play a 2-point losses will be 2- Shirley McCall is averaging trip — anything." of the Week for Jan. 5 to 11. Sunday, the Dukes got | prominently different role. point wins 9.7 points a game. Freshman The women's team did, Mtyar'l performance also career-high 25 points from "I'm proud of the progress The next step for the Dukes guard Andrea Benvenuto la however, pick up a win was awarded, as he was Dkktnaonj the Mcond high- we are making, but we're not is at home against (ieoftt the team'l assist leader, with against Westminster College named the men's CAA Co- est iCOring effort by fl fresh- into moral victories and play- Mason at 7 p.m. tonight in the 4.2 assists per game. while in Florida. Swimmer of the week. mnn in JMU history. Junior ing people close," he said. Convocation Center. Although JMU has won "I played lacrosse and The men's team will face center Krvstal hrooks added "We want to win and want to "They (GMU.) are a very five of the last nine meetings, basketball for years, but the University of North a se.ison-nigh 16 points. win now." veteran basketball team George Mason knocked the swimming is such a different Carolina State Sunday, Jan. While the treshmen have Brooks said the growth Brooks said. "They remind Dukes out Of the CAA sport," Chartier said. "It's 18, and the women's next been counted on to learn has to continue as the sea- me of our team last year — a Tournament semifinals last definitely the most demand- meet is at defending CAA quickly, Brooks said the son progresses. lot of seniors — and they season The two split the regu- ing. 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