2021 PVCC Non-Partisan Voter Guide en español
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Month: October 2021
2021 PVCC Non-Partisan Voter Guide
Read or download this year’s voter guide here: Haz clic aquí para una versión abreviada en español.
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PVCC Committee continues to put the Environment First
Amid a plethora of services provided to students, the sustainability committee stands out without drawing too much attention. PVCC provides many services and committees for the benefit of their students such as veteran services, academic tutoring, and workforce services. Most of these services are obvious in their aid towards students, but that is not the […]
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PVCC’s vibrant community on display: PVCC Club Day
On Wednesday Sept. 8, the Bolick Student Center was packed with people, a rare sight in the era of social distancing. But that day was special. It was PVCC’s club day. Lining the hallway from the Bolick Student Center past the library were dozens of tables, each festooned with eye-catching displays and distinctive and often […]
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Comedy Night Produces Laughter
From 8-10 p.m. at The Southern Cafe and Music Hall on a Monday night in September, an open mic comedy night was hosted by Keith to entertain the crowd of spectators. Before the stand up comedy started, Keith gave the crowd his appreciation for coming in tonight. The crowd was smaller in comparison to other […]
Continue Reading2022 NASCAR schedules: The New and the Familiar
Ever since 2018, NASCAR has been making changes to their season schedules more times than any other form of motorsport in the world, since that time, NASCAR has made schedule changes left and right, from bringing back tracks that are old favorites, to adding brand new tracks, and removing tracks that have been popular for […]
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JMU Returns to In-Person Concerts after 1 Year Absence
Live performances were absent in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but on Sept. 24 a sense of normalcy was felt at one of Harrisonburg’s first live musical performances in over a year. Ian Zook, a Brass professor of James Madison University (JMU) and the French horn player of the event, teamed up with Tracey […]
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