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F r i d a y , Au g u s t 27, 2010 | Vo l . 99, No . 5 THE DAILY

this week MISSISSIPPIAN REBEL CHALLENGE COURSE T h e St u d e n t Ne w s p a p e r o f Th e Un i v e r s i t y o f Mi ss i ss i p p i | Se r v i n g Ol e Mi ss a n d Ox f o r d s i n c e 1911 | w w w . t h e d m o n l i n e . c o m FREE FRIDAYS: REBEL CHALLENGE COURSE Check out the Rebel Challenge Course every Friday from 2-4pm for FREE FRIDAYS. The RCC is open to students, faculty and staff and consists of high elements. We are located on campus near the in- Oxford Pathways tramural fields off Hathorn Road. 2 p.m. - 4 p.m. Commission continues Rebel Challenge Course

work for new bike paths UNIVERSITY MUSEUM BY KATE NICOLE COOPER MITCHELL WRIGHT: The Daily Mississippian THE RECONSTRUCTION Contemplating notions of reminis- cence and mortality while engaging the cultural influences of southern letters and music, artist Mitchell Wright offers a window into the ghosts of the southern past and their impact on contemporary life and artistic creation.

ELIZABETH RAINEY| The Daily Mississippian 11 a.m. - 12 p.m. The Oxford Pathways Com- project. The Oxford Pathways Commission is planning to make Oxford safer for bikers mission is preparing to begin Construction companies will with the addition of several new bike lanes, like this one near Stone Park. the bidding process for their bid on the job of construct- new contractors and construc- ing the new sidewalks and bike more diverse, creating new Drive, then down Sisk Avenue inside tion phase of the project. paths. The construction will routes and paths through wide- back to Bramlett. A portion of With the second phase of the begin within 4-6 weeks of the spread areas of Oxford. Hathorn Drive will boast new OPINION Oxford Pathways project ap- selection of a contractor. Phase 2 will erect new lanes bike lanes as well. WATCH WHERE YOU proaching, the Oxford Path- The goal of the Pathways proj- along a portion of Old Taylor “The main bulk of this project ways Commission and Oxford ect is to increase transportation Road, which has experienced is going to extend bike lanes out CROSS residents are growing more and means and offer more opportu- extensive construction this of the center of town in four di- more eager to see who the new nities for recreation to Oxford summer, with the milling and rections: South Lamar, North contractors for the actual con- residents and university stu- repaving of several areas. Col- Lamar, Old Taylor Road, and struction phase of this project dents with the construction of lege Hill and Old Sardis roads Highway 314,” McLeod said. will be. new bike routes and sidewalks, will receive new bike routes, as The Pathways project is es- The bidding begins Tuesday, according to the City of Oxford well as an area of South Lamar. timated at $2.4 million and September 7th, Kevin McLeod, Pathways Commission. Along Bramlett Blvd., multi- is enabled by MDOT, May- project engineer and partner of Phase 1 of Pathways created use lanes will be constructed or George Patterson and the Elliot and Britt Engineering, new multi-purpose paths along along South 18th Street, up Board of Aldermen, Congress- said. Elliot and Britt is respon- Molly Barr and Old Taylor Williams Avenue to North La- man Roger Wicker and the city sible for the design plans of the roads. Phase 2 will be much mar, around Hwy 30 to Manor of Oxford. LIFESTYLES HONEY BEE BAKERY OFFERS SWEET CLASSES Students get second jobs, experiences

BY ALEXANDRIA WILLIAMSON campus. There are many opportunities to pus IT department and with the on-campus The Daily Mississippian work at the University of Mississippi, includ- career services. ing positions at the Turner Center, the library Other jobs in the top five include intern- As school begins, students have to start and in Student Housing as an Resident’s As- ships, waiter/waitress and lab assistant. These spending a lot of money– tuition, books, sistant. jobs give students experience in the field into rent and housing expenses add up. These Jake Taylor, a sophomore Public Policy, Ger- which they plan to go after graduation or give expenses are all things students need to take man and International Studies major who interpersonal relationship skills, which are care of in order to go to class. If you’re a works as a lab assistant at the Language Lab useful both on the job and in daily life. member of a fraternity or sorority, there are in Bondurant Hall, said that he decided to According to the US News & World Report additional fees, plus the special meal plan. work on campus because it was very conve- list, having a job can also cause a resume to To deal with these expenses, many students nient for him. stand out from the crowd for internships, law apply for jobs, both on and off campus. “I like working on campus because I get school and graduate school. SPORTS Joe Coelho, a junior International Studies great hours, I can work them into my exist- If you decide to work on campus, you can BASKETBALL SCHEDULE major, holds two jobs off campus. ing class schedule so that my evenings are free find open positions at http://jobs.olemiss. “I work at Kabuki, a Japanese restaurant and it’s very close to my classes. My job in edu. Once you find something you think suits ANNOUNCED on Jackson Avenue and I also work at Lusa, particular is low-stress and it provides a wel- you, you have to complete a work packet and which is a Portuguese pastry shop which just coming work environment, so I feel like it’s a bring that along with the proper identifica- opened up on North Lamar,” Coelho said. great way to earn a little money.” said Taylor. tion (i.e.: a passport or a birth certificate and “I believe that working off campus is a good Getting a job on campus can really help out a social security card) to the Department of way to get some actual job experience instead with the costs incurred at the start of the se- Human Resources located next to the John- of having basically all of the support that you mester. son Commons. get when your coworkers are used to working The US News & World Report compiled a Current posted jobs include positions in with students.” list of good jobs for college students, and the Student Housing and athletic tutoring. Some students have decided to work on jobs listed foremost are jobs with the on-cam- Oxford Family Clinic 1109 N. Lamar 662-238-7860 Mon.-Fri 8-5 Michelle Littleﬁ eld FNP Walk-Ins Welcome! 2

OPINION

OPINION | 8.27.10 | THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | PAGE 2

CAROLINE LEE editor-in-chief

LANCE INGRAM BY JOSH CLARK city news editor Cartoonist AMANDA WARD campus news editor

MIA CAMURATI opinion editor

EMILY ROLAND lifestyles editor

PAUL KATOOL sports editor KATIE RIDGEWAY visual editor ALIX ZACHOW copy chief

ADDISON DENT photography editor

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JORDAN ARMENDINGER GEORGE BORDELON TAYLOR DAVISON PATRICK HOUSE AUBRY KILLION ALEX PENCE LETTER TO THE EDITOR account executives

Thank you for updating the residents of may have noticed the amount of restaurants fatality rates in decades thanks to this pro- ROBBIE CARLISE Oxford on the Sunday sales of alcohol in that have closed in the last two years. Marie’s, gram. So if it’s really about what’s best for KELSEY DOCKERY LIBBI HUFF Wednesday’s paper. I have been a proponent Bofield’s, Three Guy’s Pizza, Rancho Grande, your residents, please, spare me. I know how SARA LOWREY of alcohol sales for many years now as well Pearl Street, just to name a few, might have to drink responsibly. Spend your efforts edu- creative assistants as many other residents of Oxford. It is im- benefited financially from the alcohol sales cating others, not restricting their rights to mensely frustrating to see ignorance flow in and business on Sunday. Also, I might need consume alcohol. and out of our mayoral office when it comes to explain that the reason some restaurants I realize the mayor probably has his mind to this topic. I think this ignorance has final- aren’t open on Sunday is because they know set on the alcohol issue for our town. I also S. GALE DENLEY STUDENT MEDIA ly come to a head with Pat Patterson’s state- their profit margins on a day without alcohol know that it is hard to get people to change CENTER: ment “I don’t know what one day of peace barely give reason to operate at all. So now their mind because it usually involves admit- and quiet hurts. Do you want a Bourbon or the issue really becomes what is best for Ox- ting they are wrong, but I am tired of this PATRICIA THOMPSON Beale Street?” I’d like to say something loud ford? Mainly, Oxford restaurants. Contrary “Good Ole’ Boy” old man, stuffy, “Back in director and faculty and clear to our mayor, I have ALWAYS en- to some beliefs, the restaurants aren’t there to my day” way of thinking. Mr. Mayor, your adviser joyed my alcohol peacefully and quietly. If get people drunk and cause a ruckus. They views and beliefs make our beloved town you’d like to cut down on the “hootin’ and want to make money. So if that means sell- look dated, and not in a good way. It’s 2010. ARVINDER SINGH hollerin” you associate with drinking, please ing someone six drinks on a Saturday night If our town is progressive enough to hold a KANG quit wasting money on Alcohol Task Forces as opposed to three drinks on Saturday and Presidential debate, it should be at least up to manager of media and put more money into our police depart- three drinks on Sunday, that’s what they’re par with most of the state when it comes to technology ment to help patrol underage and inexperi- going to have to do to make money. the laws of drinking. So I am here to say, sir, DYLAN PARKER enced drinkers. You’ve got a long way to go There are much better ways to cut down on you are WRONG, so get off your high horse, creative/technical until you can compare with Bourbon Street, the drinking and driving, tickets, and arrests get with the times, and put forth the motion supervisor trust me; I’ve worked there. Please don’t use than to punish the food industry. Try taking that most of the residents of Oxford want to DARREL JORDAN your scare tactics on us. If one more day of a tip from Tennessee; all servers are required pass anyway! And if we are wrong, at least chief engineer alcohol sales puts us into the same category to take a 5-hour class on serving alcohol and you can say, “we tried”, which is more than of Bourbon Street, you sir, have much bigger it’s effects on people before they can serve a you’re doing now. And if we’re right, maybe MELANIE WADKINS issues to attend to. drink. By holding the servers accountable be- you can use the extra revenue for the city to advertising manager Having worked in the restaurant industry for fore they over-serve someone, you cut down build that parking garage on the Square we’ve STEPHEN GOFORTH almost a decade, I understand the importance on the illegal activity. There are many statis- been waiting so patiently for. broadcast manager of alcohol sales. There is a reason most non- tics that prove this is a beneficial program in fast food restaurants sell alcohol: it’s where the state of Tennessee available to you if you DARCY DAVIS most of your profit comes from. It’s no secret just look outside of this small town. Tennes- Lauren Zimmerman administrative that the economy is bad, but not everyone see has one of its lowest drinking and driving Oxford Resident assistant

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OPINION | 8.27.10 | THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | PAGE 3

Who wears short shorts?

BY EMILY GASSON that your shorts are the same It is not attractive, and I that this does not pertain to Sadly, I think this is an epi- The Daily Mississippian length as the girls’ Nike shorts promise most women do not you, here is a test you can do demic at Ole Miss that will Over the last three years at in your class, you, my friend, want to look at your hairy legs to make sure your shorts are probably last for a few more Ole Miss, I have seen a lot of have a problem. all day long. not too short. years, but maybe the new crazy things. I don’t know when or why When I see you walking If your boxers show when you freshmen here can change the I have seen liquor bottles and this trend became so popular. I around like you are the coolest sit down, they are too short. If way men wear shorts. high heels thrown onto the thought this style went out in guy on campus in your short your fingertips reach past the So freshmen guys, don’t feel field after a horrible call at the the early ‘90s when basketball shorts, I just laugh; honestly, hem of your shorts, they are like you have to go and get the Alabama game my freshmen players started to turn away you look ridiculous. way too short. shortest shorts you can find so year. from the hot pants trend. This is not another fashion I think that guys’ shorts should you can fit in; just wear what I have encountered the crazi- It seems like now it is part of column trying to tell everyone hit at the knee or right above you already have. est, most obnoxious LSU fans the Ole Miss frat boy uniform what they should and should it, not this mid-thigh nonsense I’m sure many of you love the more than once. along with the Cole Haans. not wear, but I am pleading like most of y’all wear. I know short shorts trend and that you Still, the most awful and most I know that Ole Miss girls with you guys: please try and that no matter what I say, most feel more free by wearing mid- disturbing thing I have seen at have their uniforms too, but find some shorts that have an of the short-shorts offenders thigh length shorts, but when Ole Miss is boys in too short come on; girls’ shorts are made inseam over four inches. will not change their ways, and someone walking behind you of shorts. I am sorry guys, but to be short while your shorts For those of you who think will more than likely go out mistakes you for a pretty girl, if you are in class and you see are not supposed to be. that your shorts are fine and and buy even shorter shorts. it’s your own fault. Summer Vacation is Dead and Gone

BY JAJUAN MCNEIL The thing I really had the All of that, to my logi- cent of high school because four years instead of sticking The Daily Mississippian chance to think about was the cal mind tells me that I will you attend the same classes around for the super senior amount of time it really takes have to take about 48 classes. every day. year. Dude, we’ve been in school to graduate from undergrad. Now, keep in mind that not Every day. I am not saying that’s bad, for the full week now and I al- Forty-two classes separate all classes will count because Some of the positives of the but I know that in May I’ll be ready miss the summer. you from most degrees when of pre-requisite courses like two alternative sessions are the first to say, “I’m an alum- Not. you come in at orientation, Spanish 101 and 102. that they afford you the op- nus of the Meek School of Well, if we take a real look at and right now most freshmen Yes, at the end of it all, ac- portunity to learn more about Journalism and New Media.” what you have to do to actual- still have about 38 of those cording to my degree appli- your professors and your And that only took four ly receive a bachelor of arts in classes up in the air because cation, there is no place for school, and ultimately they years. anything, the fact of the mat- they are undeclared and pos- those gateway classes. allow you to leave college in I’m just saying.... ter is that your summers will sibly will be for the entire first They only exist because I soon become as nonexistent as two years here. had to take them to have the mine was. Take, for instance, So, if you really think about chance to place 201 and 202 my summer. your college career and leaving on my application. I was a camp counselor here the university in four years, it For the great folks who study on campus. I lived in the will become very clear that Spanish as a major, God bless dorms, ate at the Commons you, at some point, will lose you folks. and ambled around this cam- the summer vacation you have The point is that if you want pus for the entire summer; all learned to love during high to graduate from the Universi- Alice & Co. 61 days of it. school. ty of Mississippi in 4 years or The cool thing about this Let’s examine one of the less, you would have to take at was that the walk from Martin “normal” majors from liberal least 16 credit hours a semes- gave me a good recollection of arts, like... history. ter, or... intersession and sum- Hair • Skin • Nails what distance really is. The history major takes 124 mer school, here you come! I mean, you won’t hear ram- hours to complete as a major, Believe it or not, they are not Color Specialist blings from me about parking including the fact that you that bad; they are a little more this year or even about the have to have a minor to com- accelerated, and if you take 1729 University Avenue • 234-3896 LONG lines in the Union. plete the degree. them early, they are reminis-

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NEWS

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Humane shelter to ASSOCIATED PRESS BARBOUR CREATES MISS. host Woofstock to OIL-SPILL RECOVERY PANEL raise funds

BY LANCE INGRAM such as Silpada jewelry and JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Mississippi representing seafood processors; Tom CIity News Editor Flippin’ Fundraiser Flip Flops Gov. Haley Barbour said Monday he’s cre- Becker, representing the Mississippi Gulf will be there with items for sale ating a 34-member group to examine the Coast Charter Boats Association; Vernon on display. My Michelle’s will In the summer of 1969, hip- impact of the BP oil spill and help devise Asper, marine science professor at the Uni- be giving away food samples, pies from all corners of the a recovery and development plan for the versity of Southern Mississippi; Ray High- and Spirit Song Studios will be country made a voyage to Beth- state’s coastal region. smith, director of the National Institute making personalized pottery. el, New York, for three days of Barbour said the Mississippi Gulf of for Undersea Science and Technology at Clark Beverage Group & Lazy peace and music. Mexico Commission will be co-chaired by the University of Mississippi; David Shaw, Magnolia Brewing Company Woodstock has since inspired two state agency directors — Bill Walker vice president for research and economic will be providing beverages. music promoters and confused at the Department of Marine Resources development at Mississippi State Univer- Pork Fiction is cooking BBQ youth and peace mongers. and Trudy Fisher at the Department of sity; LaDon Swann, director of Mississip- from Stan’s Meat Market. This same festival inspired the Environmental Quality. Other members pi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium; Jay Popcorn and cotton candy will Oxford-Lafayette Humane So- are scientists, business people and elected Grimes, USM professor of marine micro- be available along with other ciety (OLHS). officials. bial ecology; Gulf Coast Business Council food items from Rib Cage, The society will be holding The group will develop a plan to submit chairman Ron Peresich; Hancock Bank Domino’s, Beacon Restaurant, Woofstock Saturday, August to Navy Secretary Ray Mabus, a former executive John Hairston; Jackson County Volta, Frank & Marlee’s and 28, at Johnny Morgan’s Shop. Mississippi governor appointed by Presi- businessman Jerry St. Pe; Hancock County Sno Biz. The event is designed to raise dent Barack Obama to lead the long-term businessman Chuck Benvenutti; former People are encouraged to bring money for the construction Gulf restoration. Ole Miss Chancellor Robert Khayat; State their dogs if they are socialized, costs of the new OLHS shelter, “The Gulf of Mexico is the driving force Port Commission member Frances Tur- friendly and on a leash. Hattie Alton, OLHS develop- of the Gulf Coast economy, so effective nage; Commissioner of Higher Education They will have inflatable ment director, said. long-term planning and action to improve Hank Bounds; Chevron executive Steve bouncers, face painting, horse- “They have been working on this asset will result in long-term econom- Renfroe; Hancock County Chamber of shoes, badminton and more, building a new shelter for years ic growth for the Mississippi Gulf Coast,” Commerce director Tish Williams; Sen. Alton said. because the current building is Barbour said in a news release. Tommy Moffatt, R-Gautier; Rep. Frances “The new facility is currently old and they don’t have the ac- The commission’s first meeting is 2:30 Fredericks, D-Gulfport; 11 mayors; and under construction and Woofs- commodations that they would p.m. Tuesday on the 7th floor of the Han- the presidents of the Jackson, Harrison, tock is intended to bring in ad- like to have,” Alton said. cock Bank building in Gulfport. and Hancock county boards of supervi- ditional money for the comple- “The facility is just bad: our The governor’s office said the other sors. tion of the building and we are air conditioning is bad, our commission members are Richard Gollott, quarantine areas aren’t good hoping to be in there by No- and it’s really just time for a vember,” Alton said. new shelter to better care for Before construction began, the animals.” OLHS had to raise about Woofstock will be the first $650,000 for the city to al- fundraiser of its kind put on low them to build. Alton said by OLHS. It is a music festi- they’re raising close to an ex- val with musical guests Soule, tra $100,000 to help with the Moon Pie Curits, Machine completion and equipment for Gun Kelley & the G-Men, the facility. Rocket 88 and Shannon Mc- The event is 2-8 p.m. It costs Nally & Hot Sauce. $10 for adults and $7 for kids. There will also be vendors

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NEWS | 8.27.10 | THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | PAGE 5 Thacker Mountain Radio Starts Fall Season

BY CHRIS LAWYER north of Oxford. Square Books hundred seats are set up for the The Daily Mississippian founder Richard Howorth sug- show with standing room located gested the name to the creators of behind the chairs. Thacker Mountain Radio, a live the show because of its amateur Producer Carol Mockbee feels weekly music/literary show, will qualities. The name stuck and the show is always up to audience make its return to Off-Square became popular with listeners. expectations and that fills the Books in Oxford on Thursday, Bookings for Thacker Mountain seats. She says that the crowds September 2, 2010. Returning Radio are competitive, and book- come to support the musicians for their 13th season, the one- ings begin in early spring for fall and authors and to have a good hour show features musicians shows. A normal booking for the time. “We have a great turnout.” and authors who visit the Oxford show includes two musical guests Mockbee said. “We want stu- community. and one author. Guests can in- dents and city residents to be a “We’ll all be happy because it’s clude musicians making their part of the local community and the season opener and Thacker way through Oxford and play- to get to know Oxford in a better Mountain has returned,” says ing at other venues, and authors way.” Lyn Roberts, Author Booker. who will be signing their books Thacker Mountain Radio has The first show back will feature at Square Books. gained a positive reputation for its author Michael Knight, who was The show features numerous easy going attitude and its ability the visiting Grisham Writer-In- key elements including a host to attract its audience. Roberts Residence two years ago, who and house band. Jim Dees is feels that the show is a good es- will be reading excerpts from his the host and came from New cape for musicians who are tired novel “The Typist.” Special music York to Oxford. His radio voice of performing for students and will be performed by Chauncey has won audience approval. The fans in bar environments. and Beast and George McCon- Yalobushwhackers are the house “The musicians appreciate the nell. band, and are a music attraction setting.” Roberts said. “It gives This show will also kick off the in themselves. them a place to perform where Oxford Music Festival, which “Most shows either feature guest the crowds aren’t crazy, and startd Friday, September 3. speaking, or a music hour.” Rob- where they can get good audi- Thacker Mountain began in erts said. “Not all shows com- ence interaction. It isn’t a wild 1997 as the brainchild of two bine live music, with live literary environment.” University of Mississippi students readings, in such a nice setting. Roberts thinks the show is a who wanted a radio show that When most people think of a ra- great way for students to experi- gave Oxford a taste of culture. dio show, they don’t think of it as ence a new slice of local culture. The original show was a weekly a performance. This is a perfor- “It gives people the opportunity bluegrass show at Blind Jim’s, a mance.” to try different flavors of culture former blues club on the square. Roberts also points out that the in this town.” Roberts said. “If Currently the program has been show is a great way to learn more you like it, you are always wel- using Off-Square Books as its about the art forms that domi- come back.” venue, Thacker Mountain Radio nate the region. The show broadcasts from 129 has grown into a popular event on “It’s a great opportunity for Courthouse Square every Thurs- Thursdays, with attendance aver- sampling what’s going on in lit- day at 6 p.m.. Those who can’t aging around 200 every show. erature and music,” Roberts said. attend the live broadcast can tune The show is occasionally broad- “It keeps you involved.” in to Rebel Radio 92.1 FM or cast from the Lyric for special The show never has any prob- the rebroadcast on Saturdays at 7 events. lems filling the seats, as large p.m. on WMAV 90.3 of Missis- Thacker Mountain Radio is crowds are always on hand for sippi Public Broadcasting. named for a fire tower located Thacker Mountain Radio. Two Ole Miss Telecounselors A Great Way to Get Involved on Campus!

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Barbour Creates Mississippi Oil Spill Recovery Plan JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — economy, so effective long-term sity; LaDon Swann, director of Mississippi Gov. Haley Bar- planning and action to improve Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant bour said Monday he’s creating this asset will result in long-term Consortium; Jay Grimes, USM a 34-member group to examine economic growth for the Missis- professor of marine microbial the impact of the BP oil spill sippi Gulf Coast,” Barbour said ecology; Gulf Coast Business and help devise a recovery and in a news release. Council chairman Ron Peresich; development plan for the state’s The commission’s first meet- Hancock Bank executive John coastal region. ing is 2:30 p.m. Tuesday on the Hairston; Jackson County busi- Barbour said the Mississippi 7th floor of the Hancock Bank nessman Jerry St. Pe; Hancock Gulf of Mexico Commission building in Gulfport. County businessman Chuck will be co-chaired by two state The governor’s office said the Benvenutti; former Ole Miss agency directors — Bill Walker other commission members are Chancellor Robert Khayat; at the Department of Marine Richard Gollott, representing State Port Commission member Resources and Trudy Fisher at seafood processors; Tom Beck- Frances Turnage; Commission- the Department of Environ- er, representing the Mississippi er of Higher Education Hank mental Quality. Other members Gulf Coast Charter Boats As- Bounds; Chevron executive are scientists, business people sociation; Vernon Asper, marine Steve Renfroe; Hancock County and elected officials. science professor at the Univer- Chamber of Commerce direc- The group will develop a plan sity of Southern Mississippi; tor Tish Williams; Sen. Tommy to submit to Navy Secretary Ray Ray Highsmith, director of the Moffatt, R-Gautier; Rep. Fran- Mabus, a former Mississippi National Institute for Undersea ces Fredericks, D-Gulfport; 11 governor appointed by President Science and Technology at the mayors; and the presidents of the Barack Obama to lead the long- University of Mississippi; David Jackson, Harrison, and Hancock term Gulf restoration. Shaw, vice president for research county boards of supervisors. “The Gulf of Mexico is the and economic development driving force of the Gulf Coast at Mississippi State Univer- Elizabeth Rainey | The Daily Mississippian Snakes on a Train BOSTON (AP) — Snake on a train? Transit officials in Boston aren’t taking any chances. A Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority spokesman says a train was temporarily stopped after riders reported a man aboard had a snake around his neck. The man had already left when police arrived Thursday afternoon at the Green Line’s Brookline Village station, a few minutes outside Boston. MBTA spokesman Joe Pesaturo tells The Boston Globe newspaper police held the train for nine minutes to investigate, briefly backing up service. The transit agency allows small pets to ride in secure animal carriers as long as they don’t annoy passengers. The policy doesn’t say anything specific about snakes. Rebel Radio presents: DJ Auditions Fall 2010!!! •Wednesday, September 1st, at 6:30 pm at Rebel

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•No experience necessary. Far left: Ole Miss Wesley Foundation •Everyone (freshmen, sophomores, juniors, seniors, Director Eddie Willis talks about upcom- law, grad, etc.) is encouraged to apply. ing events with freshman biology major John-Michael Hanks and freshman business major Chris Tolan at the student organization fair on Wednesday. Above: Junior nutrition major Haley Guidry assists athlete Jeffrey Henry fill out his visitor forms allowing him to work out in the Turner Center. The Turner Center is one of many places on campus Friday: that employs current students. George McConnell

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ASSOCIATED PRESS Mississippi Flag court hurt bid for SEC Baseball Tournament JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — like basketball regionals to “I’d almost be willing to tell entities to continue not to sup- Hoover’s capacity of 10,000. The Confederate symbol on the South Carolina. the SEC to take their tourna- port any state that would bran- The tournament could pump Mississippi flag could hurt the Since 1894, the Mississippi ment wherever they want to do dish the Confederate emblem, hundreds of thousands of dol- state’s bid to host the South- flag has included the Con- it,” said Moore, whose district which is an offensive emblem lars into the economy for the eastern Conference baseball federate battle emblem — 13 is near Trustmark Park in Pearl, for African-Americans,” John- host city. tournament starting in 2012 white stars on a blue X over a a suburb of Jackson, which is son said. Mattox said the SEC decided because some people find the red field. In a statewide elec- expected to bid on the tourna- Five cities have already sub- several years ago that Missis- emblem offensive, a top con- tion with strong turnout in ment. “We’re not going to let mitted bids to host starting sippi’s flag would be a factor ference official said Tuesday. 2001, residents voted 65 per- them dictate to us what our in 2012 — Memphis, Tenn.; considered if the state bids “It would not be a 100 percent to 35 percent to keep the flag looks like.” Jacksonville, Fla.; Duluth, Ga.; for championship events. The cent deal breaker on any kind symbol on the flag. The turn- Athletic directors from the 12 Hoover and Montgomery, Ala. University of Mississippi and of bid that Jackson may sub- out roughly reflected the per- SEC schools are expected to Mattox said Metairie, La., also Mississippi State University are mit. However, it would be centages of Mississippi’s black decide in December which city is expected to bid. in the SEC, but both campuses something we would have to and white population. will host the baseball tourna- Mattox said the SEC will look are more than 125 miles from consider in evaluating all the The flag has remained a sore ment starting in 2012, Mattox at each city’s stadium seating Pearl. bids,” Craig Mattox, the SEC spot and some groups, includ- said. Pearl is one of seven cities capacity, hotels, media areas, Republican Gov. Haley Bar- assistant commissioner for ing the NAACP, say the Con- expected to bid. The tourna- hospitality spaces, availability bour often wears a lapel pin championships, told The As- federate emblem is a reminder ment has been in Hoover, Ala., of backup game sites, batting with Mississippi and Ameri- sociated Press. of slavery and segregation and since 1998 and remains there practice areas, parking and op- can flags. Barbour has said re- South Carolina has encoun- does not represent the entire through next spring. portunities for other entertain- peatedly that voters resolved tered a similar problem for state. Flag supporters say it rep- Derrick Johnson, president of ment for fans. the flag issue in 2001 and he the past decade because of the resents history and heritage. the Mississippi NAACP, said Trustmark Park in Pearl is sees no reason to revisit it. NAACP’s boycott over a Con- Republican John Moore, a Tuesday he’ll ask the SEC not home to Minor League Base- His spokesman, Dan Turner, federate flag on the statehouse Mississippi state representative to host tournaments in Missis- ball’s Mississippi Braves and said Barbour had no comment grounds. Shortly after the boy- who supports the state flag, sippi because of the flag. has a seating capacity of near- Tuesday about the SEC tour- cott started on Jan. 1, 2000, said the Confederate emblem “We would like for all sport ly 8,500. That’s smaller than nament bid and the flag. the NCAA executive commit- should be no more offensive to tee decided it wouldn’t award anyone than a picture of a cot- predetermined championships ton ball on a T-shirt.

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Honey Bee offers series of French Teacher culinary classes artisan breads: Brings part I September 13, 14 & 15 6 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Experience to $95

artisan breads: Ole Miss part II September 20, 21 & 22 BY VICTORIA BOATMAN “The first couple of days 6 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. The Daily Mississippian were a little overwhelming, $95 Every year, Ole Miss wel- but then, after a couple of comes new students and days, you ease up. Especially pizza party! straight faculty members, and with if you’ve been speaking the dough method that comes new opportuni- language for a while, you October 11 & 12 or ties. just find it coming more January 10 & 11 The newest addition to natural,” Richardson said. 6 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. the Ole Miss foreign lan- After receiving her under- $85 guage faculty is French graduate degrees in French and technical theatre at the soups: part I professor Jane Richardson. The position is something University of Memphis, she she has been preparing for continued her education at October 4, 5 & 6, or Louisiana State Univer- January 17, 18 & 19 since her freshman year of 6 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. high school. sity where she received her “I had a really wonderful Masters in French. “I told the first class I other classes French teacher who made me fall in love with the lan- taught that I went to LSU for more calendar info, guage,” Richardson said. for my masters, and there visit thehoneybeebakery. For Richardson, the most was an audible ‘boo’ from com intriguing part of French is the class. So I’m a little ner- the linguistics, or the study vous about football games,” BY ABIGAIL WHITE so much more to this establishment The classes were a huge success, so of the meaning of a lan- Richardson said. The Daily Mississippian than cakes and pastries. Honey Bee she’s back with another set of classes guage. Despite her former alma Bakery is a trailblazing contribution this fall. Whether you have never “I really like to look at how mater, Richardson is excit- If you are like the rest of us, then to the community that is quickly even turned on an oven or if you are ed for the upcoming years you have had your fair share of kitch- a language works, more spreading its passions. an amateur chef, there is a class for than speaking it,” Richard- as a part of the Ole Miss en mishaps. Well, fear no more, Adams’ wants others to have the you. Adams is offering pie and bread community. Honey Bee Bakery is to the rescue. son said. opportunity to savor foods made making classes, at both the intro- Richardson attended St. “It seems like Ole Miss is Starting September 13, their classes from scratch. Many people who eat ductory and advanced levels. She is really a community. It isn’t will turn even the most culinary- Agnes Academy in Mem- pre-packaged and processed foods also adding an introduction to soup phis where she took four just a place where a whole challenged into a seemingly bona are blind to the pure taste of simply class, pizza workshop and family bunch of people com- fide chef. years of French. During natural ingredients. Not to mention Christmas cookie workshop. those four years, she earned mute to go to school, and Shannon Adams opened the charm- the health benefits they are missing The idea of a cooking class may be then they leave,” Richard- ing bakery with her family in 2008 the ability to speak French out on. intimidating, but these classes con- at a high level. She went on son said. “I have noticed after graduating from Ole Miss. Her Honey Bee writes their menu sea- sist of more than just watching bor- already in my classes that passion for food started at a young a school trip to Paris her sonally which gives them the ability ing demonstrations. Each student senior year, where she sur- students talk to each other, age, while watching her mother cook to concentrate on creating exclusive has their own station and works which is great for a lan- homemade goods in their kitchen. prised the locals with her recipes and supporting local farmers. comfortably alongside the instructor. French. guage course.” Cooking was a time for their fam- Adams’ and her staff are committed The interactive and hands-on nature Richardson teaches French ily to grow together and create many “I was able to speak to to only using local fruits, vegetables of the class is designed to give the everybody and understand 111, which is a six-hour everlasting memories. and herbs, along with organic eggs. confidence needed to students. Af- course and meets every day In today’s age, many families rarely everyone pretty much the The bakery offers an array of ter learning the basics, they have the whole time,” Richardson of the week. She aims to have the time to sit down for din- scrumptious pastries and serves both ability to play with their creativity talk only in French to her ner – let alone cook a whole meal said. “They were surprised breakfast and lunch. Their unique at home and try new recipes. People when they found out we students to further their ex- together. combinations, such as the ALT will feel more connected with food posure to the language. Adams’ affinity for the culinary arts were American. We got sandwich (avocado, lettuce and sun and have a greater appreciation for some pretty shocked reac- Only a week into the se- was fueled in college while working dried tomato aioli), Dark Chocolate its benefits, origins and versatility. mester, Richardson said she as a server at City Grocery. Working tions.” Orange Cake and homemade breads Honey Bee’s philosophy is not only This past summer, Rich- recalled walking to her car with food in many different capaci- have kept costumers coming back to make homemade meals in an ar- and thinking how much ties gave her an even greater appreci- ardson expanded her hori- and begging for cooking tips. tistic way, but also to support the zons even further, traveling she had come to like Ole ation for the art of cooking. Her pas- Shannon inspires her customers to Oxford community and spread their Miss over the course of a sion lead her to opening Honey Bee to New Brunswick and try something new. Unfortunately, appreciation for all things grown Quebec, Canada, which couple of days. Bakery so she could share her love many of them just don’t know the or made by hand. Adams’ mission “Everybody seems to with others.The Bakery is a place are both known for their basics of cooking. Last spring this is apparent by the rotating artwork French culture. She stayed know everybody, so it really where one can grab a cup of coffee lead her to teach baking classes over on its walls which changes every seems like a community, and gather with friends. The cheery for a month and immersed an array of simple, yet specific, top- few months when the bakery hosts herself in the unique culture and I am so excited to be conversation and ambiance makes ics. Among others, she offered pie a gallery opening showcasing local a part of that,” Richardson patrons feel right at home. There is that speaks both French and bread making courses. artists. and English. said.

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Headliner conference and non-con- mat with two more games on Dec. 23 ference matchups fill the 2010-11 and 24. Ole Miss men’s basketball schedule, “Our non-conference schedule will announced by head coach Andy Ken- tell us a lot about the makeup of our nedy on Thursday. team,” Kennedy said. Ole Miss’ slate of opponents in- “We have a number of quality op- cludes nine teams that advanced to ponents set to come to Oxford this postseason play and 10 teams that season, which I hope will excite our won at least 20 games last season. fans. This schedule will test our team Among them are NCAA Elite Eight and inevitably prepare us for the rig- teams Kentucky and Tennessee, as ors of SEC play.” well as NIT champion Dayton, all The Rebels open Southeastern Con- of which will be visiting Tad Smith ference play at Florida on Jan. 8, Coliseum in 2010-11. which will mark the 10th time in the A minimum of five contests will be last 13 years for the Rebels to play featured on national television, and their SEC opener on the road and the at least 12 more are slated for live re- second time in three years against the gional TV coverage. Gators. Every league game will be televised The 2011 SEC home schedule is live. filled with teams expected to be The Rebels will host a total of 17 among the nation’s best. The SEC regular-season games in Oxford. home opener will be against in-state Following a Nov. 5 exhibition game rival Mississippi State (Jan. 13, ESPN against Delta State, Ole Miss will or ESPN2), followed by a matchup open the season on Nov. 12 against with up-start Georgia (Jan. 15). former LSU coach John Brady and Other home games include Tennessee the Arkansas State Red Wolves. Mar- (Jan. 29), defending SEC champion quee non-conference matchups at Kentucky (Feb. 1, ESPNU), LSU home include Murray State (Nov. (Feb. 9), Auburn (Feb. 16), Alabama 17), which won last year’s Ohio Val- (Feb. 26) and Arkansas (March 5). ley Conference title and nearly upset Ole Miss will make in-conference eventual NCAA runner-up Butler in visits to Vanderbilt (Jan. 19), LSU the second round of the Big Dance, (Jan. 22), Arkansas (Feb. 5, ESPN an NIT semifinals rematch with Day- or ESPN2), Alabama (Feb. 12), Mis- ton (Nov. 20), Penn State (Nov. 26) sissippi State (Feb. 19), South Caro- of the Big Ten and Southern Miss lina (Feb. 22, ESPNU) and Auburn (Dec. 4, ESPNU). (March 2). OLEMISSSPORTS.COM Ole Miss will also be tested away “The SEC is always a challenge,” Other games will be shown on Fox The SEC Basketball Tournament from home with road games at ACC Kennedy said. Sports Net and CSS. The majority will be played March 10-13 at the foe Miami (Nov. 30), UALR (Dec. “Loaded with quality coaches and of games not televised nationally will Georgia Dome in Atlanta. 11) and SMU (Jan. 5). The team will players, there are no nights off in be available as a part of ESPN Full The semifinals and championship be soaking in the sun over the holi- league play. I get excited thinking Court, the pay subscription college game will be broadcast on ESPN on days with an appearance in the inau- about the challenges that lie ahead.” basketball out-of-market service, and ABC, while the first rounds will be gural Cancun Governor’s Cup, hosted In addition to the Rebels’ national on ESPN3.com. shown on the SEC Network. by ESPN in Cancun, Mexico. TV coverage, regionally syndicated In addition, ERT will produce and For ticket information for the 2010- The Rebels will square off with Tex- games will be televised on the SEC distribute a studio show each Satur- 11 hoops season, call the Ole Miss as State there on Dec. 22 and then Network as part of ESPN Regional day afternoon during conference play Ticket Office at 662-915-7167. advance through a bracket-style for- Television (ERT). and at the SEC Tournament.

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Harris evolves into reliable target

BY JOHN HOLT (Dickerson) and Coach Nutt. That was top signee in 2009 ,was kicked off the and doing what I need to do to help the The Daily Mississippian all I needed. One day, it just snapped. team during the summer. team.’ I kept praying and asking God to I started playing better, started trusting Because of this the Ole Miss receiving help me everyday, trust my hands and he As fall camp comes to a close, it seems myself and had confidence. I came out corps is thin. Along with Harris, seniors came through.” the Ole Miss passing attack has found a knowing that I was going to have a great Markeith Summers and Lionel Breaux, Harris has spent a significant amount play-making wide receiver in the form of practice.” sophomore Jesse Grandy and true fresh- of time in the off-season watching film, a dark-horse candidate. Harris said he has gained 20 pounds since man Vincent Sanders make up the Reb- mostly of the Miami Hurricanes from At 6-foot-7, 205 pounds, redshirt soph- 2008, when he came to Oxford weighing els’ core group of pass catchers. the early 2,000s when super-star receivers omore Melvin Harris provides the Rebel only 185 pounds. He gives wide receivers “(Harris) has had a (good) camp,” said Andre Johnson and Santana Moss terror- offense something that can’t be taught coach Ron Dickerson much of the credit Ole Miss coach Houston Nutt. “He and ized defenses. – height – and lately a reliable set of for his added strength and weight. Lionel Breaux have both just been out- “That’s the attitude I have now,” he hands. “It’s all from those coach Dickerson standing and they’re both such trustable said. “I can always get better and I always But until this fall, Harris rarely found workouts, getting in there this summer guys right now.” try to come out and do better than I did his way onto the field. Besides breaking and going after it,” Harris said. “Every During the Rebels’ final fall scrimmage, yesterday.” his foot twice in two years, the rail-thin single day he was making me do extra Harris displayed his new-found reliabil- Even with the injuries and tribulations Harris couldn’t gain enough weight – and now it’s paying off and I commend ity, hauling in four receptions for 131 Harris has gone through, he has no re- and consequently strength – to survive him for that.” yards and a touchdown. grets and said he is blessed to be in his against the rough-and-tough defenses of Harris’ development has come at just “Everyday, coach (Dickerson) and coach current position. the Southeastern Conference. the right time. Shay Hodge, the first Nutt were telling me that I had to believe “I feel like I couldn’t be on a better team “Basically now, I trust in myself and 1,000 yard receiver in Ole Miss history, in myself and trust myself,” Harris said. really,” he said. “We have great coaches, believe in myself,” Harris said. “At one and part-time wide out Dexter McClus- “Really, it was the motivation. One day, a great atmosphere and great community. point in time, nobody believed in me but ter are both rookies in the National Foot- I was just like ‘I can be that guy I was in I feel like I’m at home. This is my new my family, God, coach ball League. Pat Patterson, the Rebels’ high school coming out making big plays home.”

Mott, Rebels prepare for game 2

BY AUSTIN MILLER Blazers prevailing in the teams’ play,” Mott said. “The defenders The Daily Mississippian past two meetings in 2007 and are gelling more and more. Up 2009. top, we have got a freshman and Rooster’s Blues House Fresh off a 1-0 victory over Middle Tennessee State to open The UAB game takes on a spe- junior playing in there a lot, in the Matt Mott era, Ole Miss cial significance for freshman Dylan (Jordan) and (Erin Emer- turns its attention to tonight’s Mandy McCalla, who started in son), and they’re starting to fig- the game at 7 p.m. against Western her first college game last Friday ure each out as well. So the more Kentucky and Sunday’s 1 p.m. night because her older sister, that they play together, the more Laura, plays for UAB. they get comfortable with each contest against UAB. LITIGANTS Live Music The Rebels look to avenge its “It’s definitely a rivalry waiting other.” Upstairs 2008 season opening loss at West- to happen,” McCalla said. “We’ve McCalla is looking forward to ern Kentucky and also last year’s always been at it with each other. game two. season opening loss at UAB. It should definitely be exciting.” “You definitely gain some expe- Many times, teams improve rience from that first game,” Mc- Karaoke “The Hilltoppers, last time we Downstairs played them, they beat us,” said from game one of the season to Calla said. “That’s always good. SATURDAY Mott. “Same with UAB, last year game two. That should be the You take what you learn through- in our first game of the year, they case with two freshman, Dylan out the game, what you did KENNY Upstairs: beat us. So we have two games Jordan and Erin Emerson, who wrong, and you try to improve that are really important against made their collegiate debuts last (for) the next game. Coming in BROWN Open Mic Night good teams. And (there are) Friday. as a freshman, I’m all jittery. And Bring Your Band or teams that we need to come out “Our midfield is getting more once that’s gone, you really have now open in como Jam With Our House Band and perform against.” comfortable with each other, in to get focused.” FRIDAY SATURDAY BRUNCH 11am-3pm Western Kentucky finished last the system that we are trying to year with a 14-4-2 record and en- ters the contest with a 0-1 record, coming off a loss at Tennessee last Friday night. In that lone 2008 meeting with Western Kentucky, the Hilltoppers claimed a 2-1 double-overtime victory. “(Louisville) is going to be a really good team,” said senior mid- fielder Taylor Cunningham. “I know a lot of their players, being from Louisville, which is about three hours from Western Ken- tucky. They’re a good team and have a lot of talent. It’s going to be tough—we know that. If we come out, do what we’ve been working on and improve, we’re going to win.” Ole Miss will be the fourth straight SEC opponent UAB will face to begin the 2010 season. The Blazers lost to Vanderbilt and Alabama last weekend and visits Mississippi State on Friday night before heading to Oxford for Sunday afternoon’s game. The all-time series record with UAB is even at 2-2, with the