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Jon W. Irby to Be Profiled in Exclusive Registry
Cambridge Who's Who offers an online networking platform where members can establish new business relationships and achieve career advancement within their company, industry or profession.
Some James Madison University students aren't having their regular classes this week because they're carrying out a project they've been working on for months.
The Institute of Certified Professional Managers Assists the Military
The Institute of Certified Professional Managers , a leading management development and leadership educator, announced today the Certified Manager certification is being utilized by the U.S. Armed Forces to train and certify military leaders.
Group Participates in Epilepsy Awareness Month
As a part of Epilepsy Awareness Month, the local Epilepsy Foundation of Virginia held an awareness stroll and gathering Saturday at James Madison University.
Federal appointment a 'high honor' for NN lawyer
It's one Peninsula native replacing another on the local federal bench. Douglas E. Miller, 47, an attorney who grew up in Hampton, will replace U.S. Magistrate Judge James E. Bradberry on the federal court that serves Hampton Roads .
JMU Reporter Concedes to Trespassing Charge
A writer for James Madison University's student newspaper, "The Breeze," conceded to a charge of trespassing Friday.
JMU Students Take Out The Trash
James Madison University students could do a lot better job of recycling, and perhaps, so could you.
Sorting Trash on the JMU Campus
Part of the James Madison University campus was filled with trash Wednesday, but volunteers say it's a good thing.
Virginiaa s E-Press for Nov. 4, 2009
Legislation Online News Virginia's E-Press for Nov. 4, 2009 VPA / November 04, 2009 First hearing for Breeze staffers will be Thursday The two student journalists charged with trespassing at a James Madison University dormitory will get a chance to officially state their side of the case Thursday before a hearing officer at the Harrisonburg ...
Marching Trailblazers Continue To Excel
The Spotswood High School Marching Trilablazers band, undefeated in previous contests this fall, again blew away 17 competitors at the Parade of Champions at James Madison University two weekends ago to take a Superior rating in Class A bands and set itself up for another State Honor Band title.
Elkton Mother, Daughter Start Epilepsy 'Stroll'
More people in America suffer from epilepsy than from muscular dystrophy, yet so little is known about epilepsy that the mere mention of the disease can arouse fright.
Study: Higher education has major impact on Valley economy
A recently released study sanctioned by Grow by Degrees, a campaign of the Virginia Business Higher Education Council, provides an unprecedented look at the large impact of Virginia's public colleges, universities and community colleges on Virginia's economic output, job creation and state tax revenues.
On Friday night, a James Madison University student says she was assaulted by non-university student in her dorm room.
Three employees honored at conference
MELFA -- The Virginia Community Colleges Association honored Kim Grewe and Amanda Phillips as 2009 Showcase Award recipients at the 27th Annual VCCA Conference held Oct.
New diversity director hired at Barnard
Published Tuesday 27 October 2009 01:48am EST. Consolidation has been the watchword at Barnard this year, and the administration has turned its sights on diversity.
Va. College Students Charged With Reporting News
Journalism is a profession that revels in its own puffed-up sense of danger. Sure, some reporters put themselves in harm's way in order to get a story, but for the most part, a job in journalism is as routine and mundane as any other office gig.
James Madison University Charges Student Journalists With 3 Violations
Two student reporters have been charged with trespassing, disorderly conduct, and noncompliance with a school official by James Madison University and its police department, the Breeze reports .
The Night Note: Murky Tax Situation
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First Amendment Battle over JMU Story
Reporters at a student newspaper in the Valley say they are in the middle of a battle involving the First Amendment.
A visit from President Obama to Norfolk will not be enough to put Democrat State Senator Creigh Deeds over the top in the Governor's race.
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