Spring 1997
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In Every Issue
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- A Bright Shining Star, Sherman Dillard Comes Home
- Moorman Bows to the Court
- Dukes Dominate CAA in Men's Swimming
- Alumni Association Awards Seven Scholarships
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Features |
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- How the Montpelier magazine was named.
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- Learn about America's underappreciated fourth president.
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- JMU students past and present excavate history.
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- A closer look at the restored home of James and Dolley Madison.
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- The JMU marching band performs at the second inaguration of President Clinton.
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- As each class graduates from JMU they leave a collective gift behind.
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- Vivian Begali and Liliane Burns are the first graduates of JMU's Doctor of Psychology degree program.
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- JMU graduate Tory Schroeder leaves a lasting impression on Harrisonburg.
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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
Art Director, Ann Hess
Production Assistants, Catherine Martin ('97) and Kristy Weeks ('98)
Webmaster, Valerie Kramer
Contributors include the JMU Offices of Alumni Relations, Media Relations, Photography, Publications, and Sports Media Relations.