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a bad, reckless whip
a fair crack of the whip
A trader couldn't whip and drive a homeowner
backdrop - chickflick - whip - songstress
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capital whip
cat of nine tails (whip)
Chief Whip
cool whip
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cracking the whip on
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Endless whip arrangement
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flutter kick / scissor kick / whip kick
hasty whip
his words crack like a whip
hold The Whip
holding the whip hand
Hose whip (pieza de máquina pulidora)
House Democratic Whip
I'll whip ya head boy
In one try she wrapped the whip around the fence post.
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Lash vs whip
licorice whip
liquorice whip
lungeing [= longeing] whip
Majority Whip
No coachman worth his whip.
Quirt - a type of livestock whip
ride the whip
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Sharp as a whip
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smart as a whip
snap the whip
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three-line whip
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To whip (embroidery)
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to whip out / to flash
torque "Whip"
Torque whip
turntable, whip y tsunami
When in doubt whip it out!
whip - chicotear
whip (wrestling)
whip about/around (verb)
Whip Across
whip and wire
Whip appeal
Whip appeal - grammar
whip back
whip by at high speed
whip cracker...
whip for
Whip hand
Whip hose
whip it
whip it
Whip it to me
whip it up
Whip Line / Old Man (crane)
whip me into a shape
whip me under
Whip my hair
whip one's ass back into shape
Whip or Whisk an egg?
whip our weight on wildcats
whip out
whip over
whip restrain
whip shading
whip snake, marsh snake
whip stitch with a bean outline
whip straight out
whip the thing up into another gear very quickly and off we'd go
whip through
whip up
whip up
Whip Up A Froth Of
whip up a mean batter
whip up a storm
whip up emotions!!!!
whip up some dough
whip up, stinging
Whip us all away
Whip your ass
Whip your tail
whip your weight
Whip-Mix quick-set recorder
wire whip
You throw me the whip... I throw you the rope
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There's a new number one in the auto industry, though most have seen this coming for a long time. The AP reports, "Toyota took the global sales lead from General Motors in the first quarter" of 2008. Toyota sold 2.41 million vehicles worldwide between January and March of this year, compared to GM's 2.25 million. GM had "barely won the global sales race with Toyota last year." Although Toyota actually built more vehicles than GM in 2007, GM still outsold Toyota that year.
The Detroit News notes, "Toyota beat GM in last year's first quarter as well, but GM pulled even by the end of the year." If GM is to catch up, it may need to do so outside the U.S. "North American sales, where the U.S. auto industry is struggling with what's expected to be the slowest sales year in more than a decade, were down 10 percent" last quarter. While U.S. sales were declining, worldwide sales rose 3 percent. Strong auto sales in Asia drove the trend.
Still, Jesse Toprak, chief industry analyst for the auto information site Edmunds.com told the AP, that "the figures show that it's likely Toyota will outsell GM worldwide this year, even if the U.S. economy recovers in the second half."
Bloomberg reports that GM is "the largest overseas vehicle maker in China," and plans several "new models to spur sales growth in the country in the second half of the year." At the Beijing Motor Show this week, the General is displaying the new Buick Invicta, which may key that growth. Buick is one of the most popular nameplates in China, seen there as a status symbol with a premium luxury image. The Invicta will probably come to the U.S. as the next Buick LaCrosse.
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I met Joffre at Chantilly on the morning of the 27th, as arranged.
Sir Robert was received at a small town, which it would be indiscreet to name, by General Joffre.
Since Joffre has become famous, of course much is known about him.
When he undid the paper I saw a photograph of General Joffre autographed with a sentiment for the occasion.
As might be expected, France is full of the sayings of Joffre.
These General Joffre attended to without the loss of an instant.
General Joffre took the cross from his own breast and pinned it to Frank's.
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The team at Steeda Autosports has been working on performance parts and modifications for the 2010 Ford Mustang for some time now. This week, they announced they have the Steeda Tri-Ax short throw shifter ready to go to market and give 2010 Mustang owners something they can really wrap their hands around. The reputed design of the Tri-Ax shifter carries forward with great style this go 'round, and we certainly think this is going to create a lot of excitement with the blooming 2010 Mustang crowd. Keep reading to get more detail in the Press Release.
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Over the years we have earned a reputation for designing, engineering, and building a performance line of shifters that provides for sure – crisp shifts, precise actions, and a certain "feeling" in your hand that makes you realize that you are in complete control of your powertrain. By incorporating over 20 years of race-proven technology, and using state-of-the-art materials and costly machining techniques, the Steeda Tri-Ax® shifter has earned it's reputation for being the shifter of choice by those that are in the know.
Often imitated but never truly duplicated, the Tri-Ax® is the original and best line of short throw shifters available for your vehicle. Endurance tested to perform perfectly for over one million shifts, The Tri-Ax® is one cog-swapper that will never let you down and is right on the cutting edge of shifting technology. Designed, engineered, and made in the USA – there is no better shifter available – Period!
Even the United States Government has recognized the unique superiority of the Tri-Ax® by granting a U.S. Utility Patent on our design. The Steeda Tri-Ax® is your guarantee of short throws, precise action, and extreme engineering designed to prevent damage to your transmission under daily driving or adverse hard usage on the street, track, or strip. With many exclusive features like two-position handle height, and calibrated internal spring tensions, you have all the mechanical help available to ensure that you never miss a gear.
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Pilot Point has been a unique community strategically located in the gentle rolling hills north of Dallas, Texas.
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PHILADELPHIA, Miss. (AP) Morgan Freeman is opening his second blues club in Mississippi.
This one will outside the Mississippi Delta.
Freeman announced Wednesday in a news release that he will open a Ground Zero Blues Club at the Pearl River Resort run by the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians in Neshoba County. The original club, owned with businessman Bill Luckett, is in Clarksdale.
The club will be located in the Golden Moon Hotel and Casino, one of the Choctaws two casinos near Philadelphia.
Freeman said construction will begin this month with a planned completion date in October.
Freeman and tribal chief Beasley Denson said the new club will feature blues music and the restaurant will serve fried or grilled catfish sandwiches and the club's famous Highway 61 Burger.
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Barack Obama has been OUR President for almost four years. We ALL know what he has accomplished and what he could not accomplish. In this Presidential election the focus of this President's competition has been to ignore or denigrate his accomplishments and THEN use the obstruction of the GOP as a reason for not voting to re-elect OUR President.
And so we each have a choice ... to believe what we are told or what we have experienced over the past four years.
Those who are not happy can seek to place blame and not take personal responsibility.
Those unemployed who had obsolete skills or were embedded in jobs that they were overpaid to perform or that were held due to the good will of employers are either realistic or bitter or both.
Who is to blame for what OUR nation has become?
Each of us? Or those who earn a living keeping us informed as a society?
OUR Government does not operate for profit.
However individuals in OUR Government often are motivated by personal gains.
Lobbyists take advantage of human nature on behalf of institutions mostly corporations by organizations as well ... such as religious and trade unions.
It takes something big and powerful to withstand the forces of personal financial gain.
OUR Government is that "something"
Many would have us believe that destroying OUR Government is good for us.
It's as if we are being told that cutting off a paralyzed or injured hand or arm is the solution to our problems; or even worse cutting off our head.
OUR Government is us and shrinking OUR Government is societal suicide.
Hurricane Sandy was a catharsis for many who oppose OUR Government or THEIR Government ...
More Americans realize as a result of Governor Christie and President Obama doing their jobs, that we are united by events we cannot not control or avoid as individuals.
There will be a slight up-tick in support for OUR President based on two individuals simply acting human.
I call it Bomentum.
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AXA APH and NAB will be under increased pressure to announce, or ditch, a new merger deal before the end-of-month deadline of their exclusivity agreement, according to analysts.
While both companies have played down the May 31 deadline, there is widespread speculation they will need to make a statement about their intentions to continue the arrangement.
There is also growing anticipation among bankers and analysts that the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, which rejected the deal six weeks ago, was finalising its full reasoning, known as the "public competition assessment".
A spokesman for the ACCC declined to comment.
AXA APH was put into play when it revealed last November that it had rejected an unsolicited takeover offer from AMP. It also rejected a revised bid from AMP, valuing the company at $12.9 billion.
In December, AXA APH announced it had agreed to be bought by NAB via a cash offer valuing the company at $13.3 billion.
After next Monday, AXA APH will have the right to terminate existing arrangements.
But AXA APH chairman Rick Allert has discounted the significance of the date, saying it could continue to stand until either party terminated it.
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From: "John Higgins" <>
Subject: RE: Who is the mother of Dorothy Sutton?
Date: Thu, 6 Dec 2001 12:48:45 -0800
In-Reply-To: <email@example.com>
The sources for the Musgrave and Wrottesley information in the message below
(aside from the Visitations) are as follows:
Collectanea Musgraviana : notes on the ancient family of Musgrave of
Musgrave, Wesmorland and its various branches in Cumberland, Yorkshire,
Northumberland, Somerset & etc., by Percy Musgrave; published in Leeds in
1911 (the LDS library has a copy on film and I have seen a fiche copy
produced by UMI in 1991)
History of the family of Wrottesley of Wrottesley, Co. Stafford, by George
Wrottesley (Exeter, W. Plllard & Co., 1903); (I have seen a fiche copy
produced by UMI in 1998, and it also appeared as a supplement to The
Genealogist magazine (new series) following vol. 19)
John Higgins
> -----Original Message-----
> From: brad verity [mailto:]
> Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2001 11:16 AM
> To:
> Subject: Re: Who is the mother of Dorothy Sutton?
> (John Higgins) wrote in message
> >A Musgrave pedigree appears in the 1564 Visitation of Yorkshire (Harleian
> >Societ, Visitation series, 16:317) and comfirms what Brad has
> reported from
> >the Baronetage of England regarding the relationship of Sir John
> Musgrave
> >to
> >the rest of the family and also his two marriages. Of particular note is
> >the fact that the Visitation calls the 2nd wife of Sir John Margaret, not
> >Dorothy, BUT with a note saying that she is called Dorothy in the Dudley
> >pedigree in this same volume (p. 105) and Margaret in the Visitation of
> >1584. Sir John and Margaret are shown as having 3 sons and 2 daughters.
> Many thanks for looking this up, John. Leo provided some dates on the
> Musgraves yesterday - Sir Thomas Musgrave of Edenhall (father of Sir John
> Musgrave who married the Sutton sister of Lord Dudley) died in
> October 1457.
> So Sir John (the second of four sons) had to have been born no
> later than
> 1455.
> >In the Dudley pedigree in the 1564 Visitation, there are TWO
> children named
> >Dorothy shown as children of Sir Edmund Dudley or Sutton by his 2nd wife
> >Maud Clifford: one married to Sir John Musgrave and the other to Richard
> >Wrottesley. (Definitely NOT two marriages for a single person) This
> >suggests the possibility that the Dudley pedigree wrongly calls the
> >Musgrave
> >wife Dorothy instead of Margaret and that Dorothy was married once, not
> >twice. Perhaps the two Dorothys were collapsed together by subsequent
> >genealogists.
> This is probably indeed what happened. It would be unusual for a
> couple to
> have two daughters with the same first name both living to adulthood -
> unless one was betrothed and out of the household by the time the
> other was
> born.
> >A collection of materials on the Musgrave family published by Percy
> >Musgrave
> >in 1911 mentions the Dorothy/Margaret discrepancy but does not
> mentiona ny
> >second marriage for Dorothy/Margaret. In addition, a history of the
> >Wrottesley family, published in 1903 as a supplement to the Genealogist
> >magazine, states that Richard Wrottesley "appears to have married whilst
> >under age" to Dorothy Sutton, making no mention of a previous marriage by
> >her.
> Richard Wrottesley was born in 1457, according to Pryce's pedigree in the
> GENEALOGIST on Capt. Mark Phillips' royal descent. This lends
> much weight
> to the theory of two Sutton sisters, Margaret (aka Dorothy)
> Sutton Musgrave
> and Dorothy Sutton Wrottesley. What are the exact references for the
> Wrottesley and Musgrave works you cited - I'm interested in
> learning further
> about both families.
> >There were at least 12 children from the Wrottesley/Sutton marriage. If
> >there were in fact 5 children from the Musgrave/Sutton marriage
> AND Richard
> >was under age when married, this would argue for a Margaret misnamed
> >Dorothy
> >and a separate Dorothy, not a Dorothy who married twice.
> Yes. Plus, if it was the same woman, she'd have given birth to
> 17 children.
> If we can discover that the Musgrave children and the
> Wrottesley children
> were born simultaneously, then that would be definitive proof of two
> different Sutton sisters.
> Unfortunately, I don't have approximate birthdates for Walter
> Wrottesley or
> Eleanor Wrottesley Long - the two children of Dorothy Sutton Wrottesley
> mentioned in the Pryce pedigree. According to HOP, Eleanor Wrottesley's
> first husband, Edmund Liversedge, of Frome Selwood, Somerset, died on 7
> Sept. 1508, and she married 2ndly, Sir Henry Long (born by 1487), by 1516.
> >All this is interesting but doesn't really address Leo's
> original question
> >about the mother of Dorothy Sutton. I have seen no source that says she
> >was
> >the daughter of the 1st wife and only one that suggests the
> possibility of
> >uncertainty about her mother.
> According to THE HOUSE OF CLIFFORD,
> Thomas, 8th Lord Clifford's, third daughter was:
> "MAUD, married first Sir John Harington of Aldingham in
> Lancashire, son of
> Sir Thomas Harington of Homby and Brierly, killed at the battle
> of Wakefield
> in 1460; second, Sir Edmund Dudley; and third, Richard Wentworth of West
> Bretton, Yorkshire." He cites as a source, Whitaker's RICHMONDSHIRE.
> So, if Dorothy Sutton Wrottesley was the daughter of the above Maud
> Clifford, she had to have been born after 1461.
> Would the next step be trying to determine birthdates for the 12
> children of
> the Wrottesley/Sutton marriage?
> Many thanks again, John, for your very helpful post.
> Best regards, ---------Brad Verity
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When compared with Göbekli, the great civilizations and monuments of the ancient world seem to to huddle in an upstart mob at the right of the chart. Even the very oldest of the examples, a Mesopotamian palace, is separated from Göbekli by the same span of time that divides the ancient age from the modern day.
Such an amazing and sophisticated example at such an early date, literally, boggles my mind. It's absolutely amazing. And, paradoxically, the amazement and wonder helps to explain why Göbekli has remained essentially unknown. A discovery of this magnitude demands enormous attention and dedication. It takes almost as much as it gives, particularly from those that discovered it; and not every scientist is willing to give that kind of commitment. Thus, I completely understand the response of the man who discovered the site.
[Unable to interpret what he saw], the [American] archeologist who stumbled on [on the site] in the 1960s simply walked away.
But, even so, the evidence at Göbekli has the potential to completely transform the history of civilization. And I, for one, look forward to seeing what emerges.
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Lacamas Lake Clean Up
October 1, 2016
Map of Lacamas Lake
What to Bring
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Lacamas Lake Clean Up
October 1, 2016
Volunteers pick up litter accumulated on the banks of the lake as well as on the trails around Lacamas Lake and Round Lake.
All Ages
Registration located at Heritage Trail boat launch
Saturday, October 1, 2016
Every year volunteers get together to clean up Lacamas Lake. This popular boating and fishing lake attracts its share of trash during the busy summer season and this is a chance for the people who love the lake to help clean it up. Georgia Pacific lowers the water level of the lake this time of year and that makes access easier. And, you don't even have to get dirty. This can be good clean fun for everyone.
This years Lacamas Lake Annual Clean Up is set from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. on October 1. Meet at the Heritage Trail boat Launch parking lot on Lake Road. Sponsors will provide gloves, garbage bags, area maps, drinking water, coffee and food. All you need to bring are waterproof boots and your family and friends. Volunteers of all ages are encouraged and welcome to participate - please see the forms page of this website for the liability form required for ALL participants
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General Information
Academic Policies & Procedures
Degree Information
Student Programs & Services
Learning Opportunities & Resources
Financial Aid, Scholarships & Student Employment
Tuition & Fees
Campus Map
Faculty Listing
Academic Policies & Procedures
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Learning Opportunities & Resources
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For more information, contact:
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Student Handbook
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Phone: (540) 568-6616
Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/acadaffairs/mission.htm
Our mission is to provide an exceptional educational experience, designed to meet the changing needs of our students in society and dedicated to achieving the highest level of excellence within our academic programs.
We strive to focus on the student both as an individual and as a member of the global community. Our faculty members are dedicated mentors who are scholars, innovative teachers, and models of responsibility and accountability. Our staff members are creative and talented colleagues who are committed to providing a supportive environment that facilitates learning and development.
Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/adminfinance/
The Division of Administration and Finance is committed to the preparation of students to be educated and enlightened citizens who will lead productive and meaningful lives. The division supports the university's commitment to excellence by empowering our staff to communicate effectively with the university community and provide proactive approaches to satisfy customer expectations.
Phone: (540) 568-3685
Fax: (540) 568-8097
Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/stuaffairs/
We are committed to preparing students to be educated and enlightened citizens who will lead productive and meaningful lives.
211 Bluestone Drive , MSC 2902
Phone: (540) 568-6121
Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/bookstore
The JMU Bookstore stocks all textbooks used by the academic schools and departments, as well as a large selection of general and technical books. The store also sells school, office and computer supplies, software, clothing, gifts, magazines and greeting cards. For students' convenience, the bookstore provides the following services:
Warren Hall, Third Floor, MSC 3532
Phone: (540) 568-6446
Fax: (540) 568-1749
Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/cardctr/
Card Services issues the JMU access card, which is the official identification card for all members of the university community. The JAC allows access to various campus facilities and services. It is also used for meal plans, dining dollar declining balance accounts and FLEX declining balance accounts, all of which are administered by Card Services. FLEX declining balance accounts are honored for purchases or services in the following areas: bookstore, on-campus copy centers and copy machines, game room, library fines,
Mister Chips convenience store, postal services, University Health Center, University Recreation Center, Printing Labs located across campus, Masterpiece Theatre, Parking Services, UPB movies,
on-campus vending machines, Warren Hall Ticket Office and all dining services locations as well as many off campus locations.
For more information on JAC, declining balance accounts and meal plans, including prices, restrictions and guidelines, contact Card Services.
Medical Arts Suite 31, MSC 5722
Phone: (540) 568-3263
Fax: (540) 568-3832
HHS, Room 1002, MSC 4311
Phone: (540) 568-8731
Fax: (540) 568-8736
Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/copycenter/
The University Copy Centers are owned and operated by the university as a service to the campus community. There are two locations conveniently operating extended hours and providing a full range of photocopying services. Academic coursepack service, copyright permission service, full color copying, digital copying and digital file storage, network printing, binding, laminating and express photocopying service is available. Hours of operation vary according to location. All centers are closed for university holidays.
Gibbons Hall, Entrance 7, MSC 0901
Phone: (540) 568-6751
Fax: (540) 568-3478
Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/dining/
Nutrition is important throughout life, and the college years are no exception. JMU Dining Services is one of the largest departments at the university, supporting the academic life of the entire community seven days per week with convenient, tasty meals and refreshments. The department serves the entire campus in 14 different venues across campus, ranging from espresso bars to cheeseburgers.
Students need Dining Services in varying amounts and ways. Those who live on campus rely heavily on the department for both sustenance and an enhanced quality of life. Full-time and part-time students residing off campus usually need fewer on-campus meals, but Dining Services provides a haven for between classes. In addition to being a source of good, nutritious meals, the various dining facilities offer a way to join in campus life and make friends.
To meet the varied needs of individual students, Dining Services provides different meal plans. All on-campus residents may choose from among three meal plans, which come with the "Student Housing and Food Contract." They are the 19-Meal Plan, the 14-Meal Plan and Any-11-Premier Meal Plan. All of these plans provide the student with more good food at less cost per meal than any other means available. Commuters, who do not automatically have meal plans, may purchase any of the on-campus plans and have the additional options of a ten, five and three meal plan.
The department also offers declining balance accounts that operate similar to a debit card. Students using this plan, called Dining Dollars, get a 5-percent discount and pay no sales tax on anything they buy. Cash sales are also welcome at all Dining Services locations.
For information, questions or to purchase meal plans, call Card Services or stop by Warren Hall, Third Floor. Brochures and information may be obtained from the Dining Services Administration Office located in Gibbons Hall, Entrance 7.
Parking Deck, 381 Bluestone Drive, MSC 1301
Phone: (540) 568-3300
Web site: www.jmu.edu/parking/
All vehicles parked on property owned, operated or leased by James Madison University are required to display a valid JMU parking permit. For information regarding the university's parking regulations refer to the Parking and Traffic Regulations Handbook. A copy of the handbook may be obtained free of charge upon request at the Parking Services office. Updated information can be obtained throughout the academic year by accessing our Web site. For additional questions and concerns contact Parking Services between 7:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Wilson Hall, Room 201, MSC 1011
Voice: (540) 568-2373
Fax: (540) 568-6719
Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/csl
Community-service programs allow students to learn and develop through active participation in thoughtfully organized community service. Students, faculty, staff and community agencies partner to help prepare students for lifelong community service and civic engagement. Alternative break programs are student led and developed service trips to locations in the United States and abroad. Most trips occur spring break week, but trips may be offered during any academic break. America Reads and Community Work Study, part of the Federal Work Study financial aid program, place students in elementary schools to tutor in reading and in community service agencies that address a variety of community needs.
Varner House, Room 101, MSC 0801
Phone: (540) 568-6552
Fax: (540) 568-8096
Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/counselingctr/
The CSDC provides free, confidential personal counseling services to all full-time JMU students. Appointments can be made in person or over the phone (568-6552). After-hours crisis services may be accessed by contacting the Office of Public Safety (568-6911).
Counseling at the CSDC frequently involves issues such as relationship problems, self-esteem, depression, anxiety/stress, eating and body image concerns, and difficulty adjusting to college life. Services include:
Wilson Hall, Room 107
Voice/TDD: (540) 568-6705
Fax: (540) 568-7099
Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/ods/
The Office of Disability Services ensures that the university complies with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Section 504 and the ADA guarantee the rights of all students with documented disabilities equal access to an education, which is limited only by personal ability and not by their disability.
Our mission is to assist the university in creating an accessible community where students with disabilities have an equal opportunity to fully participate in their educational experience at JMU. We cooperate through partnerships with students, faculty and staff to provide reasonable accommodations, services and programs that enable equal access and encourage and assist students in the development of independence, responsibility and effective self-advocacy.
Individuals eligible for services include, but are not limited to, those with:
Depending on an individual's special needs, the following services may be available to JMU students with documented disabilities:
To provide effective and reasonable accommodations, documentation of a disability is required. All documentation must:
Disabilities involving learning (such as learning disabilities, ADD or ADHD, and traumatic brain injuries) must also:
For complete and detailed guidelines refer to http://www.jmu.edu/ods/Documentation.shtml.
For more information on how to secure accommodations for students with disabilities or for information about policies, procedures and resources regarding services for students with disabilities, contact Disability Services.
Warren Hall, Room 245, MSC 3504
Phone: (540) 568-6636
Fax : (540) 568-3360
Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/multicultural
Multicultural Student Services celebrates the diversity of our students by fostering student growth and development, heightening awareness, and educating our constituents regarding ethnic and cultural diversity.
Our purpose is:
The office works diligently to provide the following services:
Recruitment and Retention
Cultural Programming and Awareness
Student Support
Leadership Development
1017 Harrison St., MSC 5802
Voice/TDD: (540) 568-6991
Fax: (540) 568-7992
Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/affirmact/
The Office of Equal Opportunity promotes the practice of and adherence to the equal opportunity policies of James
Madison University. Bringing diversity to JMU, the program
assists in the identification and recruitment of qualified individuals who normally have been underrepresented in the university.
It also sponsors workshops on various subjects such as sexual harassment, disabilities, affirmative action, etc. The Office of Equal Opportunity also provides a place where individuals who feel that they have been subjected to harassment or discrimination due to race, color, national origin, religion, gender, age, veteran status, political affiliation or disability can file a complaint for an impartial resolution. Inquires may directed to the Office of Equal Opportunity.
Frederikson Hall C101, MSC 2901
Phone: (540) 568-6218
Fax: (540) 568-2807
Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/judicial
The Office of Judicial Affairs is committed to promoting student learning, civic responsibility and, in partnership with others, developing the environment necessary for the university to best achieve its educational mission. For further information about the Office of Judicial Affairs, call or visit our Web site.
The president of the university has empowered a member of the student affairs staff to serve as Ombudsperson. The Ombudsperson is committed to providing students with impartial, independent and confidential support regarding university policy, procedure and regulations. Through collaboration with the student, the Ombudsperson:
Wilson Hall, Room 215, MSC 1010
Voice: (540) 568-1787
Fax: (540) 568-6719
Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/orientation/
JMU provides a variety of exciting and interactive programs and services to support new students' transition to the university. All first year students entering in the fall semester attend a one-day orientation program in June or July, a five-day program in August and various programs during the fall and spring semesters. Transfer students entering in either semester attend separate orientation programs. For all new students entering in the spring semester, orientation activities are offered prior to the beginning of the semester. All orientation programs provide new students with academic advising, information about educational opportunities and insights on how to be a successful student. There are numerous opportunities to meet new people, learn about key academic resources and get involved in campus and community activities. Specific programs in the summer are designed for parents and family members.
Shenandoah Hall, MSC 6302
Phone: (540) 568-6913
Fax: (540) 568-7926
Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/pubsafety/index.shtml
The Office of Public Safety consists of law enforcement and safety services. The office supports and advances the educational purposes of the university through the provision of a safe and secure environment for learning, working and personal development.
The university police are commissioned officers with comprehensive law enforcement powers. University police continually patrol JMU's campus and facilities, providing full-service protection to the JMU campus community.
The Campus Police Cadet Program carefully screens and trains students to aid the university police. Cadets are on duty from 7 p.m. until 2 a.m. each weeknight and until 3 a.m. on weekends. Cadets are responsible for patrolling the campus and securing academic and administrative buildings each evening. In addition, they provide escort services to students walking across campus. When cadets are off duty, university police officers escort students as needed.
The university safety engineer is responsible for conducting safety surveys and inspections; investigating fires, hazardous material spills and other dangerous conditions and providing environmental and workplace safety and health awareness training.
Huffman Hall, MSC 2401
Phone: (540) 568-6275
Fax: (540) 568-6280
Web site: http://web.jmu.edu/reslife/
The Office of Residence Life oversees multiple functions related to living and learning at James Madison University. Offices and programs within the department focus on student learning, student development, and successful transitions throughout the university experience. This department includes the First-Year Involvement Center (FYI), Residential Learning Programs, Housing Operations and Business Operations.
FYI focuses on the development of first-year students by offering many services specifically targeted toward this group. Residential Learning Programs oversees the selection, training and supervision of residence hall staff, develops policies and procedures for hall operations, and administers the delivery of programs and services designed to promote student success. Housing Operations manages all university-sponsored housing facilities, including the administration of contracts and room assignments. Business Operations coordinates all maintenance and housekeeping services and manages residence hall summer projects. For more information, visit our Web site or call any of our offices.
Business Operations (540) 568-7576
Director's Office (540) 568-6275
Housing Operations (540) 568-4663
Residential Learning Programs (540) 568-3501
Taylor Hall, Room 203, JMU Box 3523
Phone: (540) 568-6376
Fax: (540) 568-6377
Web site: http://sga.jmu.edu/
Students, faculty and administration share the responsibility for governing JMU. They are represented on the University Council, on its commissions and on standing and special committees reporting to these bodies.
The Student Government Association collectively represents the university student population. SGA promotes the welfare of students by providing the medium through which students can actively voice their concerns, and by serving as a liaison between the students, faculty and administration at JMU.
Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/judicial/handbook.shtml
The student handbook contains a wealth of information about university policies and regulations, university facilities and student organizations.
University Health Center, MSC 7901
Phone: (540) 568-6178
Fax: (540) 568-7803
Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/healthctr/
The University Health Center is committed to providing quality medical care and health education focused on helping students learn more about their personal health and wellness and treating acute illnesses and concerns. The center is staffed by the following personnel:
To be eligible for treatment, students must have a current, completed heath record on file at the University Health Center. Furthermore, the Code of Virginia requires that all full-time students provide documentation of their immunizations.
University Recreation Center, MSC 3901
Phone: (540) 568-8732
Fax: (540) 568-8701
Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/recreation/
University Recreation promotes and advances healthy lifestyles through participation opportunities, educational experiences and supportive services. Our qualified staff is committed to excellence and attentive to the developmental needs of our participants.
All University Recreation programs are administratively housed in the University Recreation Center (UREC) located near the JMU Convocation Center. A valid JAC is needed to enter the building. Program areas include Adventure, Aquatics and Safety, Fitness and Nutrition, Group Fitness and Wellness, Intramural and Informal, and Sport Clubs and Youth Programs. Registration is available online for Group Fitness Classes and for Intramural Sports. All other programs can be registered for in person at the UREC Welcome Center.
The University Recreation Center houses a multi-level fitness and wellness center with 140,000 square feet of activity space. Building highlights include a 33-foot climbing wall, seven racquetball courts, four basketball/volleyball courts, indoor track, cardio theatre, indoor pool/sauna/spa area, locker rooms, outdoor courtyard with sand volleyball, outdoor turf field, outdoor low ropes course and group fitness/multipurpose studios. UREC also houses an Equipment Center where sports and camping/outdoor equipment can be checked out or rented.
Taylor Hall, Room 205 B, MSC 3501
Phone: (540) 568-3341
Fax: (540) 568-6444
Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/ucenter/
The University Unions department responds to the needs of the entire JMU community, through facilities, services, programs and resources. The Unions provide experiential learning opportunities, which support the university's mission of student learning and development.
The University Unions department reflects a broad range of programs and services, which represent all members of the university community. The University Unions facilities are the gathering places for the campus, with meeting rooms, assembly spaces, lounges and support services available. They are places where ideas come to life, learning is put into practice and the various constituencies of the campus find common ground.
The University Unions department is comprised of the
following units:
Taylor Hall, Room 233, MSC 3501
Phone: (540) 568-6330
Fax: (540) 568-6444
Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/events/
Events & Conferences provides a comprehensive approach to the coordination of services necessary for campus events as well as coordination of scheduled meetings and conferences throughout the year.
Warren Hall - Taylor Hall - Grafton/Stovall, MSC 3501
Phone: (540) 568-6330
Festival Conference and Student Center, MSC 4201
Phone: (540) 568-2593
Four buildings house the programs and services which the University Unions provide for the JMU community. They are Grafton-Stovall Theatre, Warren Hall, Taylor Hall, and Festival Conference & Student Center. In addition, the University Information Welcome Center is located in Sonner Hall. The Facilities Services areas address physical building and operations concerns in these spaces.
Taylor Hall, Room 205 A, MSC 3501
Phone: (540) 568-6613
Fax: (540) 568-6444
Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/ucenter/sos/
Student Organization Services houses Clubs & Organizations, Fraternity/Sorority Life, and the University Program Board and is located in Taylor Hall. SOS provides a wide range of educational, social and cultural events, as well as support services for all JMU student clubs and organizations. Student Organization Night at the beginning of each semester offers an opportunity for all students to meet members of clubs, learn about organizations and discover how to become involved with them.
Taylor Hall, Room 205A, MSC 3501
Phone: (540) 568-6613
Fax: (540) 568-6444
Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/ucenter/sos/
Clubs and Organizations provides services to the more than 280 recognized student organizations at JMU and provides information about recognized student organizations to the JMU community. Programs provide members, officers and advisers of student organizations with opportunities to educate themselves and improve their organizations. Students are invited to stop by and learn more about involvement opportunities at JMU. Student organizations offer students a leadership laboratory in which to apply their knowledge and skills.
Taylor Hall, Room 205A, MSC 3501
Phone: (540) 568-8157
Fax: (540) 568-2382
Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/ucenter/sos/FratSorLife/fratsorlife2.htm
The University Unions work with fraternities and sororities to foster cooperation and communication among the chapters, the university and the community. The staff advises the Inter-Fraternity and Panhellenic Councils and also works with the individual chapters in promoting leadership, involvement and service. The University Unions are committed to the development and growth of the fraternity and sorority community by implementing programs and workshops to facilitate the many aspects of Fraternity/Sorority Life.
Taylor Hall, Room 234, MSC 3501
Phone: (540) 568-6217
Fax: (540) 568-3424
Web site: http://upb.jmu.edu
Campus entertainment is scheduled through the University Program Board, a student organization advised through the University Unions. Concerts, films, speakers, trips and numerous other activities designed to complement the educational mission of JMU are arranged by the UPB. The board also solicits collaborative programs with other student organizations, university departments and schools. Committees for which students may volunteer include film, club, musical events, global awareness and contemporary issues, tickets, technical services, publicity, public relations, financial management, internal student development and communications.
Taylor Hall, Room 102, MSC 3511
Phone: (540) 568-7853
Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/ucenter/tdu/
Taylor Down Under, located on the ground floor of Taylor Hall, includes the Off-Campus Life, TDU Services, the Corner Pocket Game Room, and Coffee Bar. The TDU lounge area was developed with the commuter student in mind but has become a popular hang out for all students. This area offers computers for student use, daily newspapers, television, evening entertainment on the TDU Stage, comfortable futons and tables and a University Information site. University Information at Taylor, operated by student employees is one of four sites across campus for front line information about JMU and the Harrisonburg community. Off Campus Life is concerned with the needs and education of our commuter students who are preparing to live off campus. OCL offers regular office hours, a Web site, updated housing listings, educational programs and conflict resolution service. The award winning UDAP program (Utility Deposit Assistance Program) is coordinated through TDU.
Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/ucenter/uinfo/
University Information is a network of information sites located on campus to provide assistance with academics, on and off campus events, directions, area tourist sites and travel information, as well as general questions about daily life at JMU; such as who-to-go-to-for-what and what kiosks are available to check e-mail, surf the Web, and register for classes. Locations and phone numbers are below.
Welcome Center: Lobby of Sonner Hall – xUINFO; e-mail: email@example.com
UI at Warren: Warren Hall, 2nd floor – x87853
UI at Festival: Festival Conference & Student Center, 2nd floor – x82592
UI at UREC: Lobby of University Recreation – x88700
Welcome Center: Lobby of Sonner Hall – xUINFO; e-mail: email@example.com
UI at Warren: Warren Hall, 2nd floor – x87853
UI at Festival: Festival Conference & Student Center, 2nd floor – x82592
UI at UREC: Lobby of University Recreation – x88700
Office of Student Withdrawal
Wilson Hall, Room 113
Voice: 540.568-6287
Fax: 540.568.2665
The Office of Student Withdrawal assists students who are considering withdrawing from the university after the first three weeks of the semester. The student and staff member discuss personal, financial and academic implications of withdrawal. The staff member can provide the student with the proper withdrawal application form and assist in their completion.
See Financial Aid, Scholarships and Student Employment for detailed information about the specific withdrawal process.


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Freestone Hill Vineyard
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"The Burgundian-styled, impressively concentrated 2007 Pinot Noir Freestone Hill Vineyard exhibits forest floor, raspberry, black cherry, earth, and cola characteristics. This deep, rich winner tastes like a top-notch Cote de Nuits." - Robert Parker
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