Fall 1997
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In Every Issue
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- Football Guide Wins National Recognition
- Haley Retires; JMU Rookie Trio Seeks Spots
- Dillard's Dukes Third in Preseason
- Childers Seeks the Right Blend
- Schroeder Wins National Award
- Dan Lynch Joins Alumni Board of Directors
- Ex Libris - Books by JMU Alumni
- Catch a Wave
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- US News and Money magazines have again rated JMU among the top universities in the country.
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- Books by JMU professors.
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- JMU song's a favorite for Virginia state anthem.
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- Jonathan Romeo ('86) has gone from JMU music major to internationally recognized composer.
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- Professor Hamlet-Metz opens the doors to Europe and 'everyone's music.'
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- JMU professors and students are using technology to captivate the attention of young students. JMU's John Woody and the Center for Multimedia created Explorer, a CD-ROM that gives middle school students across the state a better look at the Virginia General Assembly.
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- Life is literally a three ring circus for JMU graduate Lisa Chapman ('92).
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- JMU the way it used to be.
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Montpelier is an official publication of James Madison University. It is produced quarterly for JMU faculty and staff members, alumni, parents of JMU students, donors, and friends of the university. The publication is named for the home of James and Dolley Madison. Montpelier is produced by the Division of University and Constituent Relations. Editorial and advertising offices are located at 12 Medical Arts East MSC 5701, James Madison University, Harrisonburg, VA 22807.
Editor, Pam Brock
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Contributors include the JMU Offices of Alumni Relations, Media Relations, Photography, Publications, and Sports Media Relations.