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Opinion: What is cultural appropriation, and why is it bad?

On Halloween, The Daily Mississippian published a column written by Lauren Moses titled “Cultural appropriation is a joke.” Here’s my response. To blatantly take only desired aspects of another culture for a

November 3, 2019

Opinion2

Rebels advance to SEC quarterfinal with last-minute goal from Gabby Little

The Rebels fought their way to the SEC Tournament quarterfinals with a nail-biting 2-1 win against rival Mississippi State on Sunday, using an 88th minute game-winning goal from forward Gabby Little. The

November 3, 2019

Sports2

This week at Ole Miss

Don’t miss out on anything happening on campus this week. School of Education Choose to Include Peace Walk: The SOE diversity office is holding a walk to honor Emmett Till’s legacy, while

November 3, 2019

News2

Slide into the DMs

With dating apps like Tinder, Bumble and Grindr, dating in 2019 is more accessible than ever — but it’s also more complicated. Let us be your guide. In the new weekly column,

November 3, 2019

Arts & Culture2

Rebel volleyball’s losing streak extends with losses to Tennessee and Alabama

The Ole Miss volleyball team’s losing streak extended to five straight matches this weekend after a pair of five-set losses on the road to Tennessee and Alabama. In the first match of

November 3, 2019

Sports2

No one injured in shooting at Buffalo Wild Wings

There was a shooting reported at Buffalo Wild Wings around 2 p.m. on Sunday. No one was injured. According to a tweet from the Oxford Police Department, officers worked quickly to identify

November 3, 2019

News2

Pop-punk band My Chemical Romance returns from hiatus

Heavy eyeliner wearers and early emo punk enthusiasts are thrilled to hear that punk band My Chemical Romance will be returning to the music scene. The band is having a reunion show

October 31, 2019

Arts & Culture2

Meet the candidates

On Tuesday, Mississippians will vote to elect either Lt. Gov Tate Reeves or Attorney General Jim Hood as the state’s next governor. This campaign season has seen many attacks from both campaigns,

October 31, 2019

News2

College football pick ’em

I mean, what else do we need to stay? We need no introduction. The picks speak for us. We turned up on y’all with the backups last week, but now we’re back

October 31, 2019

Sports2

Cato Institute scholar to discuss Trump’s foreign policy at the Overby Center

Christopher Preble agrees with both Democrats and Republicans. He believes Donald Trump, as a candidate, made strong points about America’s inconclusive, open-ended wars but thinks that President Trump’s policy proposals after he

October 31, 2019

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