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[radicalgraff]

"+4800 abused by the Catholic church in Portugal"

Stencil seen in Lisbon, Portugal during Pope's visit

[chris-burden]

Pics from My Mansion (diy house show venue, 2012) ft. Slutever, SURFING, Lunchbox & Guitar As Spacecar.

[harriswalz4usabybr]

Speech Governor Walz gave in Roanoke!

~BR~

[wiiildflowerrr]

Why You Should Listen to 5 Seconds of Summer (Her Campus):

'...However, when I told my friends about my new obsession, I was met with side-eyed glances and murmured remarks. Although they’re a widely successful band, I have yet to meet other 5SOS fans in my everyday life. So, here are a few reasons for you to join the 5SOS Fam..."

[athleticperfection1]

James Madison Lacrosse

[easchmidte]

Homecoming in the Burg!

[anhairston66]

[jimmaisano]

Bubble Team Episode & Big Games this Week, Plus UNC, SC, St. Bonnies, St. John's, FAU, Syracuse, Maryland, JMU & Iona!

Listen to NEW EPISODE of College Hoops Chat Podcast - Bubble Team Episode & Big Games this Week, Plus UNC, UofSC, St. Bonnies, St. John's, FAU, Syracuse, Maryland, JMU & Iona! CLICK LINK FOR SHOW!

SPOTIFY:  https://open.spotify.com/episode/2lhSGEZpmBrrRE83NBaLjR APPLE:  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bubble-team-episode-big-games-this-week-plus-unc-uofsc/id1543354391?i=1000647192265   CLICK ABOVE to listen to the February 26, 2024 episode of the College Hoops Chat podcast (48 mins): – I open with our Iona Update (rough week for Gaels), and then chat about North Carolina, South…

[espressogal]

Lord i like this boy so muchhhhh

[gatorsportsfan]

McCloud, QB of 11-1 JMU, to transfer for 3rd time

Tom VanHaaren, ESPN Staff WriterDec 1, 2023, 09:07 PM ET Close ESPN staff writer Joined ESPN in 2011 Graduated from Central Michigan James Madison quarterback Jordan McCloud announced Friday on social media that he will enter the transfer portal. McCloud helped lead James Madison to an 11-1 record this season and No. 24 ranking in the AP poll. Editor’s Picks 2 Related “To my coaches and…

[chris-burden]

My Mansion (2012)

[harriswalz4usabybr]

Tuesday, August 13, 2024 - Tim Walz

This is the ‘official’ schedule of Tim Walz s today on the campaign trail. With some added detail for press purposes. Additionally, the Governor is traveling with Maryland's Governor, Wes Moore on this trip to gain some valuable insight into the region while traveling and meeting with voters. 

Today there will be three events across the state of Virginia that Governor Walz will be taking part in as we move forward with the Harris-Walz Campaign. Prior to the first event in Roanoke, Governors Walz and Moore will be meeting with Mayor Sherman Lea and the CEO of Amtrak, Stephen Gardner, to take a tour of the Roanoke station and talk about the complicated history of rail travel in the region.

Event #1 (Roanoke, VA) Event Location: The Roanoke Hotel and Conference Center Event Type: Campaign Breakfast with Speech Event Time: 9:00-10:00 ET

Event #2 (Lynchburg, VA) Event Location: Central Virginia Community College Library Event Type: Listening Tour Event Time: 12:30-4:30 ET

Event #3 (Harrisonburg, VA) Event Location: James Madison University Event Type: Get Out the Vote Event Time: 7:00-10:00 ET

Roanoke, VA Full-text of speech to be released shortly.

Lynchburg, VA Inspired by Hilary Rodham Clinton's 2000 Senate Campaign's Listening Tour. Those working in agriculture, manufacturing, and grades are invited to attend and share stories of success, struggle, and ideas for improving Roanoke, Virginia, and the nation. The event is slated to draw around 150 workers and while the stories may be difficult to hear at times, we believe the campaign will benefite greatly by them.

Harrisonburg, VA A similar speech to that which was used at WVU is slated for the JMU students and volunteers. Additionally, while the on-campus event is marketed as 7-10pm ET, Governor Walz will spend the last hour in a room with students and volunteers who work the event eating pizza and taking photos. The GOTV event seemed to be well received even by conservative students who didn't know how to register on their campus or their vote by-mail options on WVU's campus and we are hopeful the same will ring true for JMU.

~BR~

[sports-teller]

New Post has been published on Sports-Teller.com!

New Post has been published on https://sports-teller.com/list-candidates-replace-curt-cignetti-jmu/

List of Candidates to Replace Curt Cignetti at JMU

With Curt Cignetti Joining Indiana, Who Will be the Next Head Coach for James Madison in 2024? Who Should Replace Curt Cignetti in 2024? Today, we will review the latest news about the list of candidates to replace Curt Cignetti in James Madison! Before we reveal who those top candidates are, we must go over the whole story regarding Curt Cignetti’s resignation. Without further adieu, let’s begin! List of Candidates to Replace Curt Cignetti at James Madison Full Story on Cignetti Stepping Down as James Madison Dukes Head Coach With Curt Cignetti gone, now is the time for the Dukes … Read more

[nelsonwoodlane]

loled at this i can’t lie

[the-music-keeper]

J-M-U, I missed you.

The first picture is the view from my hotel. It's the first time I've ever gotten to stay on the top floor!

The second picture is the view of the Quad on day 2 of my visit (with the Music Building peeking out from behind the trees on the left side of the photo). It was so cloudy most of the day but it thankfully didn't rain until after I got back to the hotel.

Anyway. My visit was fantastic. I'm so glad I went during the week this time -- I got to drop in on SO many of my former professors and even sit in on one of Dr. V.'s UCSA rehearsals (Y'ALL I HAVE MISSED THAT CHOIR SO MUCH), and two students I got to know my last semester were BOTH serving as student conductors this semester, so that was very exciting to watch. I had lunch with many of my old friends who are still at JMU. (Got to see my friend's aesthetic desk setup in person when we went back to her apartment so she could get her computer -- I'd seen it in her Instagram stories but it was something else seeing it in person.) And OBVIOUSLY Dr. Piitz was one of the first people I saw. I arrived on Sunday and was lucky enough to get early check-in, and an hour and a half later I was embracing my dear mentor just inside the door of my favorite restaurant in Harrisonburg. Cloud nine, all the way around.

(There was one professor I'd really wanted to see that I didn't get to because he was sick (I'd planned a whole classroom stakeout and everything), but the day I went back to DC he FINALLY responded to the emails I'd sent him. So he and I got to talk on the phone today, and that was still very, very meaningful. It was so good to hear his voice -- it'd been almost two years since I'd seen him or heard from him at all.)