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Cut To: Opinion: Roe v. Wade stole states' rights Sports: freshman swimmer not stopped by surgery A&E: famous film producer The Breeze to speak at JMU James Madison University's Student Newspaper l'<>/. 83, Issue 11 Moiiilmi, laiitttini 23, 2006 Trucks collide, halt 1-81 traffic was partially driving in tin- shoulder Trucks collide, when he hit the tanker. The disabled tanker was carrying freeze northbound about 7,000 gallons of milk and was driven by Brent Riggleman, 22, of traffic for hours Mount (ackson. The tanker had bro- ken down while Riggleman was driv- BY RACHANA DIXIT ing to Springfield, and was properly MM rorron parked in the right shoulder. Neither men were injured and no spillage Traffic on Interstate 81 North came occurred for airbags were employed to a sudden halt after a boxed truck to keep the boxed truck upright. ran into a disabled tanker, causing the Garber said Gonzales w i 11 be charged boxed truck to overturn on its side per- with reckless driving. The maximum pendicular to the highway. penaltv carries a $2,500 fine, one ve.ir in Senior Trooper Q.M. Carber of the jail and the Ion of a driver's luvtw i..r Virginia State Police said the accident one year. Garber added that both trucks occurred around 12:15 p.m. Miguel were totaled and damages tor the tank Gonzales Jr., 29, of Naples, Fla., was er and boxed truck are estimated to be driving to New York carrying more about $100,000 and $75,000. than 26,000 pounds of bell peppers in Due to the accident traffic was the truck. He failed to stay completely stopped tor hours and backed up for .i in the right lane on the Interstate and mile. Thtik was le-rouled to Route II. A box truck carrying bell pepper* (above) hit a disabled tanker transporting milk (right) on Interstate 81 North. The accident stopped traffic for hours and drew many onlookers outside ISAT. Humorous Highlawn continues ABC license appeals members are present, Getting! doctor to Local bar stays said, but onk tWQ members .ire needed to meet quorum. open as it Throughout the appeal ptfl visit, speak od, Highlawn is still permitted ■Y DREW LEPT appeals case to distribute alcohol until the NEWS EPrroR official decision is made bv the BY RACHANA DIXII Board. However, "It's not an Patch Adams, whose nontra- NEWS mmw instant decision," Cettings s,ud ditional ways of treating patients I tensions nun take up to a few- were depicted in a 1998 movie, An appeal heanng in front weeks, but an' dependent on the will speak to students during of the Va. Alcoholic Beverage case. Because this is HI appeal classes throughout the day and at Control Board on March 9 will heanng, no new evidence will Wilson Hall tomorrow evening. determine whether Highlawn be presented. Adams founded the Pavilion will be able to keep its If Va. ABC revokes Gesundheit! Institute, a medical license to distribute alcohol. Highlawn s license to distribute community in West Virginia, in On Nov. 8. 2005, a deci- alcohol after the appellate hear- 1971, with a mission to bring sion was issued by Va. ABC in ing, Highlawn will be able to "fun, friendship and the joy of Staunton to revoke Highlawn's appeal to the local circuit court. service back into health care." license; however, Highlawn was last war. the Va. ABC During the speech, he will be given 30 days to appeal the deci- filed seven complaints against speaking about the hospital's. sion, said Va. ABC Public Affairs Highlawn. Some of the com- "What is Our Love Strategy?" Director Becky Cettings. The plaints listed included allow- The institute is well-known local restaurant and nightclub ing an inloxuated individual for its attempts to provide free filed an appeal to the decision to loiter on the premises, hav- health care, along with fun,to on Dec. 8. ing an alcohol license Iiuad people worldwide. Cettings said, "The licensee to a person different from the Since there is no Gesundheit! is hoping the Board will change legitimate owner, having a false Institute building yet, Adams and lthedecision|." mixed beverage annual review his team reaches people in other On the date of the appeal submission and the conviction ways. For example, according to AMY PATKRSON ;*».> nliM heanng, two Board members of Brenda and Nick Neofotis. the institution's Web site, Adams Hlehlawn Pavilion will retain Its ability to distribute alcohol as It appeals the November will review the appeal. In the owners ol Highlawn, for and a group of "clown-diplo- decision Issued by the Va. ABC board to revoke the bar's liquor license. majority of cases, all three Board embezzlement on Feb. 2, 21)05. mats" travel around the world On "Down Trips," advocating friendly love, interdependence and world peace, while bringing smiles and often medical sup- Net, MadisonTRAK helps students find jobs plies to people in need. The film "Patch Adams," specific searching needs. to supply students with specific and subsequent |<»b offers. MSNBC last November. |ob starring Robin Williams, drama- Search engines MadisonTRAK, JMU's search results. Chase said Chase said. seekers can expect to spend tized Adams' quest to change the (ob search engine, enables students need to narrow, not But students also are finding $3,000 on average for a career way patients are treated and the new way to find students to access information broaden their searches. jobs in other ways. counselor alter college health care system works. His about companies specifically Senior management major Senior Karen Mills, dance "In America today, 25 to r»f» unorthodox methods for treating job openings seeking JMU students. Katrina Weiss had success and English double major, and percent of people will change patients put him at odds with "It's a tremendous after becoming involved with found her future job by sending careers six to seven tunes times many other doctors. Eventually ■V SIIIMVSII SALTZBEKG search engine," Chase said MadisonTRAK. Since then, she out resumes and videos of her Not just |ol»s careers,' Chase he was brought before the run WHITER Of MadisonTRAK. With hastadtwoon-campus interviews dancing to potential employers. said. Therefore, job searching Medical Review Board for prac- MadisonTRAK, which is with companies she came into Last fall. Mills took a dance and interviewing is a skill that ticing without a license. With the emergence of a new accessible horn the |VH Web site, contact with thnmgh JMU. course which prepared her will need to be modified with This free Wellness Passport online job search engine catering students can search |ob listings, But Mime people use other to apply for a job with Royal each of these ihanges. event will commence at 7 p.m. to college students, more submit resumes and even sign up methods to find employment. Caribbean Cruise Line. For Coghlan and Mills, the Adam's appearance at Wilson students are finding the Internet for un-campus interview s. Like Weiss, senu »r graphic design "It's been a dream job of stress commonly associated Hall is being sponsored by JMU's an increasingly more useful tool This year, careerbuildtt major Sean Coghlan started to mine — dancing, performing with the last semesU-r in college Student Senate, Department — but not the only way— to com, the nation's largest job search for jobs last fall. After and traveling the world at the is different from those still of Social Work, Institute for search for jobs after graduation. site, launched a new web eHa making connections thmugh an same time," Mills said searching for employment. Innovation in Health and Human David Chase, coordinator for targeted at college students and internship he had, he has been Just as Mills found her "I am excited about Services, National Association of on-campus interviewing, said, alumni called CoOmpHfl COW. given a "conditional offer of job thmugh a class. Chase graduating and definitely Get 'I Social Workers Student Program when using an online resource However, Chase cautions employment" b) thegovemfnenl encourages students to explore great about lined) having ,i Unit, Social Work Organization to locate jobs, it is important students against some of the to he a graphic designer. all the job-locating services job, which is something a lot of and Phi Alpha National Social 10 evaluate whether the tixil is larger search engines because There is a high correlation available at JMU free of charge. graduates are worried atxiut — Work Honor Society. user-friendly and if it meets your they do not contain the filters nationally between internships According to a report by H>b secunty," Mills said. I Kelly Fisher. 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