In Every Issue	Dukes Digest • Charles Haley Celebrates 'Haul of Fame' Induction at JMU • Dennis Byers Leads Duke Club Alumni News • Virginia Commerce Secretary Barry DuVal ('81) Gives Founders Lecture • Mark of Distinction Carl Lentz ('73) and Stephen Leeolou ('78) • Six Students Receive Alumni Scholarships • Champion Swimmer Evelyn Dickson Dowling ('49) • Coalition Builder Charles Cunningham ('81) • Corporate Draw David Rennyson ('91)
Features	Carrier Steps Down, But Not Out First JMU president to become first JMU chancellor. The Writer's Block Books by JMU professors. Ex Libris Books by JMU alumni. Miss Multiplicity Aimee Vaughan has found time in the traditional four years of college to be a time management inspiration. She plays lacrosse and soccer, and is a dean's list student as an accounting major and Russian minor. Moonstruck Elizabeth Wilson Gauldin ('50) helped fly us to the moon, let us play among the stars, let us see what spring is like on Jupiter and Mars ... Alumni Defy Gravity and the Odds with the Blue Angels Right Wing Pat Cooke ('83) Pulls Gs and Pushes the Envelope Supply Officer Duke Heinz ('89) is Invisible, But Indispensable Small Universe JMU physics professor Kevin Giovanetti works with his undergraduate students at the Continuous Electron Beam Accelerator Facility at the Thoman Jefferson National Accelerator Facility in Newport News, Virginia. Bluestone Journal In the Merry Month of May
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