Christians V. Church folk

Questions:
1.) What/how do you feel about the current investigation of Bishop Eddie Long?
a.)how do you feel about the word choice of Bishop Long concerning his innocence?
b.)how do you feel about the pictures, the speech, the whole ordeal?
c.) what are the affects felt by other Christians concerning this matter?

Bye bye....Toys!

Questions
1.)How do you feel about the Fisher-Price toy recall?
a.) Do you feel that Fisher-Price handled their recall well?

Proposition 19 - California

Whats your stand on Proposition 19 in California?
How will this effect the economy in California?

Proposition 19 - California

Whats your stand on Proposition 19 in California?
How will this effect the economy in California?

President Obama on the Campaign Trial

What do you think about President Obama getting back on the campaign trail?

New Planet Discovered That Can Potentially Harbor Human Life

What are your thoughts on the new planet, Gliese 581g, that was recently discovered and is believed to be able to have a 100 percent chance of human survival?

· Do you believe that humans may relocate to this planet in the future, when the technology is capable of taking them there?

View on Abortion pt. 2

The question of abortion remains the topic in the second part.

View on Abortion

The question of abortion was raised in the part one of the interview.

Protesters at Soldiers' Funerals

What is your opinion on the fundamentalist church in Kansas who are protesting funerals of soldiers because they believe all the deaths in Iraq are "God's" punishment on us for our toleration of homosexuals here in the United States?

All Soliders Coming Back Home In November From Iraq

1. How do you feel about the soldiers coming back home from Iraq?

2. Do you know anybody in Iraq or that faught in Iraq?

3. Has the war in Iraq effected anyone you know?

All Soldiers Coming Home In Novemeber From Iraq

1. How do you feel about the soliders coming back home from Iraq?

2. Do you know anybody in Iraq or that faught in Iraq?

3. Has the war in Iraq effected anyone you know?

What Housing Does Well

The Turner Center

Emily Higdon-Ole Miss Student

Bear in Mind: Students Discuss Living in the Residential College

Sophomore student, and Residential College resident, George Jackson discusses his personal outlook on living in the Residential College as a non-Freshman.

The Croft Institute for International Studies

Dr. William Casper Schenck, Associate Director

University of Mississippi Alumni Association

Tim Walsh, The Executive Director of the Alumni Association at the University of Mississippi explains the importance of UM Alumni and the Alumni Association.

Illusions, The Levee, and The J.D. Williams Library?

Has the Influx of students since Java City competed with the likes of Club Illusions, The Levee, and other night life spots?

Counseling Center

interview with the couseling center

Department of Music

Ole Miss sophomore and music major, Nancy Kay McBride, discusses upcoming events in the choral department, a major part of the music department.

The University of Mississippi Foundation

Phil Harrison, a senior print journalism major from Dallas, Texas; received one of the many scholarships offered through the University of Mississippi Foundation. The Foundation is responsible for the majority of scholarships offered by the university, all contribute the enhancement of the recipients time at the university.

Vanessa talks about problems relating to the Crosby C-Store

Department of Psychology

Dr. Karen K. Kellum talking about her recent research project.

Gy Rosenblatt, instructor and departmental advisor of political science, along with other teachers has fluctuated the way he has taught because of the new government in place. "There have been no changes in the syllabus however", stated Mr. Rosenblatt.

University Police Department

University Police Officer and Crime Prevention Coordinator Thelma Curry isn't surprised to find out that Ole Miss has been ranked the safest SEC school. Curry says she believes the reason is hard-working, dedicated UPD and Oxford Police officers.

Lunchology- The Technology of Lunch

Are the new touch screen ordering machines more efficient than humans? Is a middle man or shall I say middle machine even necessary in the food industry? Some may like, some may like human interaction more.

Where Ole Miss Football Goes, Fans Will Follow

As the Ole Miss football team travels to New Orleans, LA to take on Tulane University; the once crowded bars on the Oxford square are now empty.

With a weekend of lost revenue, bar and store owners look ahead to the next home game to gain lost profits from away games.

(In this picture: Roosters Bar and Grill on the Square in Oxford)

Off Campus Crime: How Do We Protect Ourselves?

This girl's bruise shows the growing problem of off campus crime that's occurring all around the Ole Miss Campus. This victim was jumped from behind Monday night, as she was walking back to her Campus Creek apartment with her boyfriend, from an on campus fraternity house. She and her boyfriend struggled with the attackers for several minutes until the men gave up and ran off, leaving the two in bewildered hysterics.

Breaking a Limited College Bank

As it seems that classes and general material for school demand more and more money every semester, Ole Miss students learn ways to work around very harsh college expenses.

OPD Cracks Down On the Trending Thirsty Thursdays.

This Oxford Police Officer immediately pulls over a driver who is seemingly under the influence.

What Is Left To Be Built?

It seems there is always something being built on the campus of Ole Miss. It is enough trouble already that the campus is always crowded. If it is not residence halls, or more parking, there should probably be little construction as possible!

The Legacy of the Class of 2014

Recipients of the LuckyDay Scholarship listen as a member of the Associated Student Body informs them of the "Legacy Gift" campaign. The campaign is designed to develop a fund to construct a new Turner Center and Union on the Ole Miss campus by adding a designated amount to their Bursar account at the beginning of each semester.

Building for the Future

Two construction workers converse while working on the plumbing for the new Insight Park and Innovation Center being built next to the soccer field. The Insight Park project is one of many taking place around campus to help Ole Miss move forward to the 21st century.

Tupelo Junior Varsity Wins Big Over Louisville Junior Varsity

Tupelo JV football team plays their first home game of the season winning 24 to 14 over Louisville Junior Varsity.

Accommodation, Please!

The increase in university students has taken its toll on the Math Lab. The long lines each day from noon to 9 p.m. have left both students and math tutors asking for a bigger lab to accommodate the enormous amounts of students.

~Kaylah K. Johnson~

Exercising: Loosing Weight or Just Keeping in Shape

Summer may be coming to an end, but people all around are still exercising trying to get in shape before fall arrives. Whether it's running, weight lifting, or playing a sport, people are on the track to a healthy life style.

Busted Sewage Pipe Causes Backup

A busted sewage pipe is the cause of recent construction near Holman hall.  Due to this construction, limited sidewalk space has disrupted students' routine walks to class, especially because of the construction's proximity to popular campus locations, such as the Union, the J.D. Williams Library and the Circle.

State of Peace

Three boys studying and relaxing in the grove.

Trouble at the Health Center?

Close to noon on September 9, 2010 fire trucks and other rescue vehicles blocked the road as students were evacuated from the student health center and fire fighters investigated the building. Although chaos was surrounding the health center, nothing too serious seemed apparent from an outside perspective.

Not Giving Up Without A Fight

On September 9, 2010 dedicated members of the Colonel Reb Foundation stood at The Circle, in the middle of campus, and asked students to sign a petition to bring back Colonel Reb. By signing this petition they were saying that they did not want a new mascot and the only mascot they would embrace is Colonel Reb. More information about this movement can be found at www.saveolemiss.com.

Oxford Park Commission Hopes to Expand Tennis Facility

Debbie Swindoll, Oxford Park Commission Tennis Director, and several young Oxford residents prepare for their weekly tennis lesson. OPC hopes to expand the John Leslie Tennis Facility, located on Price Street near Stone Park, from 6 courts to 20 courts in order to accommodate the increasing number of Oxford residents and Ole Miss students.

Your Safety Is Our Concern!

Rangers at Sardis Lake performed courtesy safety inspections on visitor’s boats, prior to them launching at the boat ramps. These inspections were done to prevent water related/boating accidents during the Labor Day holiday weekend.

Boxers, Briefs and Books

That's the headline introducing a Sunday column in the New York Times penned by novelist and former Oxford resident John Grisham. Read it and opine here. What are your impressions (type your own reaction in no less than three sentences)? What can budding student journalists take away from his words? Your response here is due by the start of class Friday, 10 Sept.

Bad Timing Don't Ya Think?

Just as the fall semester kicks off, and football season just around the corner, road and construction work all around Oxford continues to inconvenience students.

And It Begins Again

Despite news of low ticket sales, this will still be a place for chaos tomorrow. The rebels will still take the field, and crazed fans will still roar.

Dedicated Patrol

At seven a.m. While University Students at Campus Walk slumber, University Police patrol the area for safety.


~Kaylah Johnson~

A Changing Season; Remembering James Meredith

The James Meredith statue, located between the J. D. Williams Library and Lyceum, serves as a symbol of hope and courage for all people.

Increasing People and Increasing Enforcement

As the university hits it's highest enrollment to date, the police forces throughout Oxford mirror these trends in order to maintain order.

Illegal Parking; Bringing in Even More Money for Ole Miss

Ole Miss’ acceptance of approximately 1,000 more students than in previous years has made parking chaotic for not only students living on campus, but for commuting students as well. Illegal parking and parking tickets are becoming a frequent occurrence for students coming home late at night.

Football Season Isn't Going Off With Such A Big Bang

Lines at the Ole Miss ticket office are nonexistent, even though the university has a little over 1,000 student football tickets left to sell for the 2010 season. Vaught-Hemingway Stadium won't be as full as expected this fall, however, the cheers and shouts of the Rebel fans won't be any less loud this season.

Labor Day Holiday Brings Heightened Police Patroling

Police patroling will be in full force this weekend due to the Labor day holiday and heightened traveling. They will be checking for licenses, expired tags, stickers, and for drivers under the influence. Road blocks will be in place. Be on the look out for the blue lights!

New Oxford Store Opens It's Doors to the Square

Material Girls had a grand opening on Wednesday September 1, 2010. With more then 100 customers finding their perfect Grove attire after the first day. The store owner, Whitney Giordano, sees a bright future in Oxford, MS.

In this picture (Left to right): Caitlin Penzien, Whitney Giordano

Oxford Music Festival

Dent May played at Proud Larry's on the Square Wednesday September 1st. His performance was one of many Wednesday night that kicked off the third annual Oxford Music Festival.

On Campus Subway Proves To Be A Huge Success

Anytime of the day long lines can be seen wrapping throughout what used to be the Southern Breeze. At the new Subway, located on the third floor of the Student Union, students have waited up to thirty minutes just to get a delicious, hand-made sandwich.

Hotty Toddy GOSH-O-MIGHTY!!!

Ole Miss game day traffic puts Oxonians in a football frenzy, propelling them to momentarily leave town until the the small congested city clears.

UM Football Team Practices for Their Season Opener Against Jacksonville State

Ole Miss Rebels attempt to re-strategize after disheartening news of Masoli's ineligibility.

The Heart of Ole Miss

The heart of Ole Miss, also known as the Grove will look nothing like this picture come Saturday. This weekend is the first game for the Ole Miss football team to play. Girls are always dressed up in their finest dresses and boys are always dressed to impress. On Saturday the grove will be filled up with so many people and all you will be able to see are many tents covering the ground in red and blue. The football team will parade down "The Walk of Champions" which is also located in the grove. This picture seems to look like a relaxing place, but come Saturday it will be nothing but insanity and a time to remember.

Ole Miss Commuter Parking is effecting Students Bursar Accounts

Parking tickets are being issued by campus officials to violators who are not parked in the correct lots for commuters. On campus parking is also an issue for students living in the dorms. With 500 more Freshman than last year, parking is a huge issue the needs to be addressed.

Students Perform in Front of the Student Union as Part of the ASB's Welcome Back Week

A crowd gathers to watch a group of professional student dancers perform in front of the Ole Miss Student Union on Tuesday. Several entertainers, including dancers and musicians, performed throughout the week as part of a Welcome Back Week sponsored by the Associated Student Body.

Parking Tickets at the University of Mississippi

The University of Mississippi made over 1 million plus dollars on parking tickets alone last year.