In Memoriam

• Caroline Sinclair Memorial Garden Established

• Soccer Dukes Reach NCAAs Yet Again
• Wood Looks to Fill Football's Holes

• Dickson and Weber Receive Distinguished Alumni Awards, Sue Dickson ('52) and Paul Weber ('80)
• Turnaround, David Grimm ('74)
• Ex Libris, Books by JMU Alumni - Juanita Brunk ('79/M.F.A.), Nancy Worthington ('69/M.F.A.) and John Rose ('86)
• Scores on Cue, Kyle Ritchie ('88)
• The Few, The Proud, The Post, Alison Boyce ('96)

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   New Recreation Center Offers State-of-the-Art Health,
   Fitness, and Adventure

The new University Recreation Center offers innumerable fitness options in its $18.2 million, 140,000-square-foot facility.

As a summer intern at Ford Motor Company's Norfolk Assembly Plant, ISAT major Kellie McDonald gains new perspective.

Restored and renewed, JMU's statue withstands the ages as a symbol of female martyrdom.

Ekron, one of the five capital cities of the accient Philistines, is unearthed by a team archaeologists, including JMU professors.

Renowned artist P. Buckley Moss reaches out to students with learning disabilities.

A major research project in evolutionary behavior is undertaken by biology professors Reid Harris and Ivor Knight.

JMU alumni fulfill their dreams by appearing on stage and film.