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

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its traditional Swaying, the American flag is displayed outside of Wilson Hall. Wilson ' s cupola was once the highest point in Harrisonburg, before the construction of the ISAT CS building, according to the Centennial Celebration Web site. Photo by Sammy Elchenko Spreading their message, students on the Commons protest the conflict in Darfur. For decades, the Commons was a venue for students to express their sujjport or discontent for issues. Photo by Victoria Sisitka Silting for peace, a l ZO student participates in a protest. This new patriotism has been self-elaborated by many marches, riots, an October ISth moratorium, marching on Washington a month later, accorrjing to the l i70 edition of TIh ' RluatDnc. Photo from The Blucstone archives 74 O. ' pemng

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Bearing the university ' s former name, a sign marks a campus entrance. The university was known js Madison ( oliege ior nearly 40 years. Photo from The Bluestone archives Frozen solid, the Duke Dog statue guards the Plecker Athletic Performance Center. Lee Leuning, the South Dakota artist who sculpted the 2,100-pound mascot, also created the )ames Madison statue, according to the Centennial ( I ' lehralion Web site. Photo by Stephanie Hardman Greeting campus visitors, purple and yellow tulips surround one ol the university ' s entrance signs. These signs stood at the campus entrances on Bliiestofir Drive and Univcrsitv Bnulin .irrl Phnto liv Stephanie l-lardman lO Kjpening