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Many clubs are having a hard time finding next year's leaders as new SGA guidelines ask student clubs to submit names before the end of the semester.
The Eastern Mennonite Student Women's Association (EMSWA) is one of the many clubs struggling to find next year's leadership. "We really don't have a core group, so nobody really jumps out as a leader," said junior Amanda Maust, co-president. "If there isn't interest we really don't have any plans to continue."
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At 43, Carrie Newcomer still has a little "wander" left.
Newcomer, who will be coming to EMU next week as "artist in residence," has been touring nationally as a folk singer/songwriter since she graduated from Purdue. Although she has performed in such prestigious settings as Carnegie Hall and the World Festival Theater in London, she also enjoys the opportunities of performing in small towns. Read more...

First-year Mandy Morris pitched a no-hitter in the first game and two pitchers combined for a one-hitter in the second game as the women's softball team swept a doubleheader 10-0, 10-0 over Randolph-Macon Woman's College at home on Wednesday. Read more...

Think Super Wal-Marts are big? Wait until you see the new Wal-Mart distribution center coming to the area: it's more than six times the size of an average Supercenter.
Wal-Mart has chosen a site in Mount Crawford, just south of Harrisonburg, for a new regional distribution center. This new 1.2 million square-foot warehouse will employ 1,000 new workers starting in January of next year. Read more...

I have recently been intrigued by the conversation on campus regarding faith and reason. Now, I don't wish to speak to specific issues on campus or EMU policy, but rather my hope is to offer a perspective regarding the relationship between these two ideologies which seem so fundamental to the mission of a Christian institution of higher learning. Read more...