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“Combat Quilter” Andrew Lee transforms trauma into art

Last week marked the 12th annual Oxford Fiber Festival — a week-long online and in-person education and commemoration of the fiber arts. One of the in-person events featured an inspiring and heartfelt

January 23, 2022

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Boba, KonMari and the Violence of Adaptation: “Coming Clean” with Joshua Nguyen

Poet Joshua Nguyen likes to keep tidy — so much in fact that he wrote a whole book about it. Yet it isn’t the most radical thing he’s done in regards to

January 21, 2022

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Sunday at the Oxford Masjid

Although the Oxford Masjid may look different than other places of worship you would find around town, Sunday school at the Oxford Masjid is just like any other Sunday school. Teens sit

January 19, 2022

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Things make sense, but they don’t anymore: A Spider-Man: No Way Home review

One of the latest additions to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, “Spider-Man: No Way Home,” premiered in theaters on Dec. 17 with wild theories and anxious fans encouraging others not to spoil for

January 19, 2022

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Rebel fans party into the new year with the Ole Miss Alumni Association

[NEW ORLEANS] While fireworks exploded along the Mississippi River at “Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rocking Eve” with Billy Porter, Ole Miss fans erupted as the clock struck midnight in the Napoleon Ballroom

January 2, 2022

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Rolling into the new year with the Sugar Bowl New Year’s Eve Parade

[NEW ORLEANS] As the Rebels rolled into New Orleans to face the Baylor Bears in the Allstate Sugar Bowl, floats of fans and NOLA natives moved alongside the Mississippi River, passing through

January 2, 2022

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The myth of the lost Princess Hoka

In Lafayette County, the name Princess Hoka has many uses: The Hoka Theatre, a counter-cultural theatre that closed in 1996 and it’s also the name of an Oscar-like trophy given out by

December 11, 2021

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Mental Health and Social Media

Social media has become a part of most everyone’s daily lives, but too much screen-time can be harmful towards those who struggle with mental health issues. While being honest about the role

December 2, 2021

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The switch flipped: how the University of Mississippi is grappling with students seeing “normal” again

While everyone seemed to put last school year under a microscope, there seems to be less of a conversation about the switch flipped on this year. Many universities have returned to in

December 1, 2021

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Why you shouldn’t use drugs to cope

It’s Friday night, your mental health isn’t in the best shape and you decide to have some fun with your friends to hopefully improve your mood. Different intoxicants bring their own benefits

December 1, 2021

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