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Opinion: I care about my hometown of Thousand Oaks

I care about Thousand Oaks, California. Nothing will change the love I will indefinitely express towards that community. Nothing. Right now it seems more and more people are suddenly starting to care

November 9, 2018

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Kermit Davis era begins at Ole Miss on Saturday

The 2018-2019 Ole Miss men’s basketball season tips off on Saturday as the Ole Miss Rebels face the Western Michigan Broncos in what will be the first official game of the Kermit

November 9, 2018

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Rebels’ seek to sweep LSU in lone midweek conference match AS

The Ole Miss volleyball team looks to win its only midweek conference match of the season when the Rebels take on LSU on Wednesday night in Baton Rouge. The Rebels came away

November 7, 2018

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Characters haunted by coal mine explosion in Ole Miss alumnus’ debut novel

Tom Bennitt, a 2013 English MFA graduate from Ole Miss, will read from and sign copies of his first novel, “Burning Under,” at 5 p.m. Wednesday at Off Square Books. “Burning Under”

November 7, 2018

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Local writers prepare for National Novel Writing Month

Writers around the nation have embarked on a month-long journey to pen a 50,000 word novel as part of National Novel Writing Month. Nicknamed “NaNoWriMo,” the month-long event in November sets markers

November 6, 2018

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Opinion: It’s all Greek to me: Greek advantages in campus elections

Recent discussion of campus elections has brought attention to one well-known, yet often unspoken issue: Greek organizational advantages in our elections. As a non-Greek student who worked on four campus campaigns across

November 6, 2018

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Rebels rout Fayetteville State in final exhibition

The Ole Miss Rebels enjoyed a 101-52 rout of the Fayetteville State on Friday in the team’s last exhibition before the season gets going. The Broncos are far from the level of

November 5, 2018

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Convenience, impact of vote influence where students cast ballots

While in college, students are stuck between two places — their hometowns and their college towns. While families and old friends might be far away, most immediate interests and responsibilities are in

November 5, 2018

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Women’s basketball routs Lemoyne-Owen in exhibition

Ole Miss Women’s Basketball started off its season with a big 73-45 win in a home exhibition matchup with a scrappy Lemoyne-Owen team. While this win won’t show up on the record,

November 5, 2018

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9/11 survivor encourages student veterans

Will Jimeno spoke to student veterans and guests on Friday night about his experiences as a police officer on the ground in the immediate aftermath of the 2001 terror attack on the

November 5, 2018

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