As a JMU alum, I it was both interesting and burdensome to see the other side of the &#x27;Burg that I was sheltered from when at school. Myself and most of my classmates were aware of the duality of Harrisonburg&#x27;s culture, but to see it from this angle makes it more poignant than it was when I was at school.<p>Whether the approach is perfect or not, the intentions appear good to me. I worry though that the yard would just be a revolving door for people that have long-running disputes. Of course, having the same two people fight each other every few months is more desirable than the more permanent alternatives.