James Madison University - Bluestone Schoolmaam Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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Psi Phi brothers Marvin Cham- crs, Anthony Perdue, Anthony Jones and Chris Powell step on the Commons during Greek week. This was one of the many events that occurred to promote Greek unity. A student walks by the fall flower bed near the library. Flowers kept the campus col- orful all during the fall semester. ».. ' •Ma r Jr fl kg ' HFmi ■- L ■ b ▼« = •. , v • ■ „■ . - - . - I MtV r ,-•»• •: rr ™ Opening Tcrminella The Duke Dog entertains a child at the first pep rally of the year. The school mas- cot represented JMU spirit to the student body as well as the community. -- • ■ .

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Dave Douglas takes time to play guitar on the grounds by the Music Building. The shade trees and lush grass provided a re- laxing atmosphere for many students. Members of Regency entertain students on the Commons with their mix of 50s and current music. The group performed a cappella and included much crowd partici- pation in their show, sometimes serenad- ing chosen fema les in the audience. Opening

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J A sludcnl tries on headwear offered by a vendor on the patio of the Warren Campus Center Sales tables here allow students to spend t campus. ley without even leaving ASACty A f m k OF fl ° ( Off New Changes Even with the physical changes on cam- pus and off, the diversity of people did not go unnoticed. College was perhaps the one place where people from every back- ground imaginable came together and met on common ground. Whether it was as part of an organization or a protest or through a class project or a job, students and faculty came together, supporting each other in whatever the goal. There was an array of activities for stu- dents, ranging from academic clubs to in- tramural athletics to Greek organizations. Whatever their interests, students could find their own niche. Environmentally aware students formed E.A.R.T.H.-Envi- ronmental Awareness and Restoration Through our Help. Other students found their niche in organizations such as the College Republicans, Amnesty Interna- tional, or one of the many religious organizations. Rutledge Terminclla V