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THEMISSISSIPPIAN STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI SERVING OLE MISS AND OXFORD SINCE 1911 Visit theDMonline.com @thedm_news WHAT’S INSIDE... Is Youtube censoring free What do the cosmos have in What happend in Orlando? speech? No. They are not. store for you this month? Freeze, Kelly identify what went wrong. SEE OPINION PAGE 2 SEE LIFESTYLES PAGE 4 SEE SPORTS PAGE 7

Ole Miss’s K-9 unit combats drugs on campus Former professor had record in Oxford LYNDY BERRYHILL [email protected]

New documents released show a former Ole Miss professor had a criminal history in Oxford before he was arrested in connection with his colleague’s murder at Missouri State University last month. Edward M. Gutting, 42, was charged with second-degree murder after stabbing Missouri State professor Marc Cooper, 66, to death on the night of Aug. 19, 2016. Gutting and his wife, Angela Hornsby-Gutting, taught at Ole Miss before they joined Missouri State University’s faculty in 2011. Gutting taught in the Ole Miss Classics Department from 2003 to

PHOTO BY: TAYLOR COOK 2008 and Hornsby-Gutting taught Justin Watson (right) introduces Dios, the new drug dog, to Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs Brandi Hephner Labanc. history. MORGAN WALKER rest cases, while in the 2015-2016 go into my car and I can roll my more than just detection,” Potts Gutting was arrested and later [email protected] academic year, UPD reported windows up and no one’s going to said. “We plan to have Dios at a lot charged with simple assault while 161 drug arrest cases and 93 cas- realize,’ but we patrol the parking of community events because we in Oxford. Recreational drug use on cam- es where a university citation was lots,” Potts said. want the community to realize the According to several eyewitness pus has more than doubled over issued. Dios and his handler Justin resource that they have is not just accounts in the police report filed, the past few years. To combat this “I don’t want to say there’s a Watson will only respond to com- a narcotics detection unit.” Gutting and Hornsby-Gutting increased problem, the University drug problem on campus, but plaints they receive from campus, Dios was sworn in as an official were eating dinner at Tequila’s Mexican Bar and Grill on Uni- Police Department added a new we’re certainly very much aware Potts said. officer yesterday at the Lyceum versity Avenue when one of two addition to its team– a black and that the drug cases over the last “What you’re not going to see is as part of the police department’s men at another table whistled at tan Belgian Malinois named Dios. year on campus have increased,” randomly picking out a night and efforts to achieve transparency a female friend in the restaurant. Dios, a 1-year-old K-9 from Chief Tim Potts said. we say ‘We’re going sweep the sec- within the community. According Gutting walked to the table and Denver, Indiana, will play a signif- According to Potts, the num- ond floor of a residence hall,’” he to Dios’ handler, it was important asked, “What the f*ck is your prob- icant role in the department’s ef- ber of drug complaints or arrests said. that he receive the same induction lem?” Gutting then slapped him, forts to decrease drug use on cam- conducted from vehicles that were Potts said the K-9 unit will focus as all other officers. knocked his ball cap off and left a pus, primarily in residence halls parked or from people who were more on responding to commu- “He’s a police officer just like I red mark on the right side of his and parking lots. sitting in the parking lot outside nity needs, rather than focusing am,” Watson said. “He’s good for face. In the 2014-2015 school year, student housing was alarming. solely on enforcement. community policing because he Gutting’s version of the report there were 89 reported drug ar- “Sometimes people think ‘I can “We are going to use Dios for SEE UNIT PAGE 3 SEE PROFESSORPAGE 3 New recreation center will add 1,000 new parking spaces LYNDY BERRYHILL Demolition at the former ner said. “The new facility will [email protected] Whirlpool factory south of help in taking the pressure off Highway 6 on Chucky Mullins the Turner Center.” Ole Miss will add 1,000 stu- Drive site began at the begin- The design of the finished dent parking spaces at the ning of August to tear down building has been in the new campus recreation facil- the existing structure to make planning process for sever- ity near Whirlpool trails for room for the new building. al months now. After details summer 2018. The South Campus center are finalized, the recreation Although the Turner Center will feature a large cardiovas- center is expected to take will remain the “on-campus” cular workout space, climbing anywhere from 1 year to 15 recreation building, the new wall, two basketball courts, months and an estimated $32 South Campus Recreation one multi-purpose court, in- million to complete, accord- Center will let students park door running track, changing ing to a university statement and work out off campus. rooms, offices, administrative released on Aug. 8, 2016. “It will be a major parking space for recreation and park- The new recreation center and transportation facility,” ing and transportation staff, is also expected to meet over- Ian Banner, director of facil- a bus stop and parking for flow to better serve the recre- ities planning, said. “It means 1,000 vehicles. ational and wellness needs of PHOTO BY: KAMERA GRIFFIN people won’t have to drive to “The reason for building it Ole Miss. South Campus will campus if they wish to leave is because the existing Turner South of Highway 6 on Chucky Mullins Drive site the South Campus Recreation Center their car at the Rec Center.” will open for the summer of 2018. Center is fully occupied,” Ban- SEE TURNER CENTER PAGE 3 OPINION THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | 7 SEPTEMBER 2016 | PAGE 2

COLUMN Youtube is not censoring your freedom of speech company depriving creators trending topics, are we going cedes certain points, especial- cide which videos are contro- of their rightful ad revenue to claim everything is censor- ly if the other side adopts the versial?” to, my personal favorite, the ship? rhetoric. “How can I still get views enforcement being a form of An author writes a book, but We have an excellent op- and stay within the communi- censorship. Please allow me Barnes & Noble does not want portunity to be more globally ty guidelines?” to clear a few things up. to carry it. connected than ever before; Then, upload content that YouTube is not censoring Censorship. the things we do as part of our falls into those categories. videos. You’re at someone’s house daily lives actually has serious But please, for the love of all The rules simply say that and they ask that you do not money-making and network- that’s good, do not claim that controversial videos will not swear. ing potential, but, if we keep a company whose terms and host ads; you can still upload Censorship. degrading it by acting out ev- conditions you agreed to but videos about such topics and You text a friend, but they ery time we don’t get our way, did not read is taking away ETHAN DAVIS get millions of views. do not text you back. Censor- we will ruin this forum. You- your freedom of speech. [email protected] All the company is doing ship. Tube is not cheap to run, so If you still want to com- is allowing advertisers more How one says something is why should Google keep it if plain, make a video and post In the past few days, vlog- freedom to choose which vid- just as important as what one we continue to punish them it to YouTube free of charge, gers (video bloggers) have eos profit from the money is saying. for a free service? but do not even think about been upset with YouTube they spend. There is a reason that con- Let us not forget that less disabling the comments. because it has a new policy However, censorship is out servatives refer to the Af- than a decade ago, everyone Ethan Davis is a junior phi- about which videos can host of the question on a deeper fordable Healthcare Act as flew straight into the cuck- losophy and English double advertisements and make level in that YouTube hosts Obamacare, that liberals call oo’s nest when YouTube an- major from Laurel. money and which cannot. the videos, and it can decide offensive statements micro- nounced it would place ads YouTube is essentially more which ones it wants to host aggressions and that terror- before certain popular videos, Ethan Davis is a junior phi- strictly enforcing where ads ads, just like any network. ists label themselves freedom and here we are again. losophy and English double go, bypassing videos that have Quite honestly, we are the fighters. If your goal is to make mon- major from Laurel. controversial content. The least censored generation of Doing so automatically tilts ey, that’s fine! Ask questions complaints range from the all time. Riding the heels of the conversation and con- like, “How does YouTube de-

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PROFESSOR UNIT TURNER CENTER continued from page 1 continued from page 1 continued from page 1 was different: Gutting said the two gets the students, faculty, staff teenagers were “cussing out loud” be available for students, fac- while the couple was eating din- and surrounding community get ulty, staff, alumni and Oxford ner, so he went to their table and to see him and interact with us as community members. told them to shut up. Gutting de- police officers.” Campus Recreation Direc- nied striking anyone according to Potts said the goal for the K-9 tor Peter Tulchinskysaid the police records. He was arrested on unit is to achieve a level of trans- South Campus Recreation charges of simple assault on March parency with the Ole Miss com- Center will 18, 2009. munity. On Aug. 12, 2010, Gutting was “We want to educate the com- meet the university’s rec- arrested for allegedly inhalation munity on what the K-9 unit is reational facility needs, spe- of toxic vapors according to po- about and what it’s not about,” lice reports. Gutting and Horns- cifically for additional fitness Potts said. “If we can start a con- by-Gutting were allegedly inhaling space. nitrous oxide, often called “laugh- versation about the K-9, who “The facility will be a dy- ing gas,” in a parked car on North knows where that conversation namic environment that will Lamar Boulevard. may end? If it breaks down that be a gathering place for our After moving with Hornsby-Gut- barrier and the person is able to PHOTO BY: TAYLOR COOK community, a place that pro- ting to work at Missouri State, Gut- ask that officer about a situation Dios, a 1-year-old K-9 from Denver, Indiana, and his handler Justin Watson will only motes lifelong well-being,” ting had additional issues with law that might have happened to respond to complaints they receive from campus. Tulchinsky said. “It will also enforcement. them, then that will have accom- cause they are parents of Ole Miss dents and be very likeable,” Heph- be a showcase facility for our On July 24, 2015, Gutting was plished our goal.” students,” Potts said. “I think the campus that will assist with charged with driving while intox- ner LaBanc said. “He’s got a great When searching for the right fear was ‘Do we really need a drug personality.” the recruitment and retention icated and completed 40 hours of narcotics detection dog, universi- community service from August of dog on campus?’ and Hephner Senior managerial finance ma- of students.” ty police focused its search on the 2015 until March of 2016 with “ex- LaBanc is very aware of the drug jor Amber Fulton said the new Emily Howland, a junior rec- cellent” marks, according to docu- dog’s temperament, demeanor cases that were coming along and K-9 unit is great from both a com- reation management major, ments filed in the Greene County and personality. Potts said the dog said ‘We’ve got to do whatever we munity and a police enforcement said she hopes the facility will Circuit Court. had to be able to work well in tight can to get these drugs off cam- standpoint. be a resource for people to get According to the Springfield spaces and be able to interact with pus.’” “I met Dios last week and he’s out of their comfort zones and News-Leader, Gutting’s lawyer students. “Drugs are a huge barrier to ac- so friendly,” Fulton said. “I think be a space where the students Dee Wampler said the defense “We hit it out of the park with ademic success and for them to it’s great knowing we have a drug can become more involved. “reasonably believes (Gutting) Dios,” Potts said. “He’s a very have that conversation is really dog on campus who can come to “I think it is great,” How- may suffer from a Mental Disease friendly dog, loves to work, but valuable,” Hephner LaBanc said. land said. “We need a lot more or Defect Excluding Responsibility community events and be an am- loves to be a dog and loves to get “It also sends a message that we bassador for the university, but at space to accommodate all the and lacks capacity to understand attention. So, we’re very pleased.” the proceedings against him or to are going to take violation of drug the same time serve as an officer.” new students (the university Potts said the program received assist in his own defense.” use seriously and we have a tool has) been getting.” Associate Professor of philos- approval from the university and that will help us find those.” ophy Neil Manson knew Gutting from the Ole Miss Family Leader- The department’s proactive ap- when Gutting first joined the Clas- ship Council. proach with Dios will help provide sics department in 2003. The Leadership Council funded the university with a great oppor- “We’ve all been shocked by this,” the $17,285 program. Potts said tunity to engage with the commu- Need Help Manson said. “It’s a mystery.” Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs nity because everyone loves a dog, Although they worked on the Brandi Hephner LaBanc played she said. same floor throughout Gutting’s an important role in advocating “He’s really friendly, you can time at Ole Miss, Manson and Gut- with a Paper? for the approval of the program. pet him and that was a really im- ting were not close. “She got the commitment from Gutting is in jail in Springfield, portant thing is that the dog had that group who funded it who Sign up for a free appointment Missouri, on $1 million bond. a happy temperament and would certainly had some questions be- be able to hang out with the stu- at the Writing Center

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32633 LIFESTYLES THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | 7 SEPTEMBER 2016 | PAGE 4 Virgo, the Virgin: Aug. Libra, the Scale: Scorpio, the Scorpion: 23rd- Sep. 22nd Sep. 23rd- Oct. 22nd Oct. 23rd- Nov. 21st scop You need independence this Cosmic surprises are in store for Let go, Scorpio. Let go. Sur- ro es month, Virgo. It’s time to spread you this month, Libra. It might be render yourself to the uni- o a surprise party, the discovery of H your beautiful and gender-neutral verse, because circumstances butterfly wings and explore the an evil twin, or maybe someone are about to totally float out of world around you. You’ve been will gift you a potted plant, but one your control. Your personal life feeling a little too close to someone thing is certain: your life is about is about to take an unexpected lately — a friend or a lover perhaps to get a little more interesting. I turn, and no matter how much — and you need some space. So would recommend prepping for you crave order, let chaos wrap make some! Taking a little time this surprise — whatever it may be you in its gentle embrace. Due to for yourself is healthy, and it will — by introducing more fiber and Mercury’s position in relation to strengthen your relationships in vitamin C into your diet, making Uranus this month, you will also the long run. Also, I would recom- time for exercise and greeting ev- be more likely to defy the laws of mend wearing heavy shoes. Birds ery cat you see with a deep bow. gravity, especially if you sneeze. will try to pick you up and take you The cat part is especially import- Suddenly, sneezing will sever to their nests this month due to ant, as everyone knows cats are the your earthly ties and cause you Jupiter’s rotation. Probably large surprise masters of the universe. to float up into the sky if you’re birds... Definitely not chickens. The nicer you are to cats, the bet- not careful. So be sure and take You’ll be safe around traditionally ter your surprise will be. But don’t your allergy meds, avoid pollen flightless birds and birds without try too hard ... They can tell when and pepper, and get plenty of large talons. you’re just kissing up. vitamin D.

Aquarius, the Water Pisces, the Fish: Aries, the Ram: bearer: Feb. 19th- March 20th March 21st- April 19th Jan. 20th- Feb. 18th Pisces, there is a new and love- You are about to be tested in You’re going to be famous, ly stranger in your future. He is ways you never imagined, but dude. It’s happening. Get wearing a top hat, has a monocle there will be a pooka of sorts to ready to eat a nice fancy meal MCKENNA WIERMAN and knows several obscure and help guide you. This guardian of and not drop a single dime, romantic free-verse poems. His yours can come in any form, and because stars never pay, name is Pizza-Hands McStevens, he will tell you riddles and jokes baby. Your fame won’t last, Sagittarius, the Archer: Capricorn, the Goat: and he is an invisible magic man. that contain hidden meaning. of course. Nothing ever does. He will guide you this month, They will be especially helpful as Nov. 22nd- Dec. 21st Dec. 22nd- Jan. 19th But for a good 15 minutes this help you navigate your obstacles your personal life takes an unex- Lean on your friends and family There is a lot of possibility in month you’re going to be the and challenges, attend to your pected turn, and your physical this month. Your legs will turn to the air, Cap. Can you feel the hottest thing this side of the needs in whatever ways he can health suddenly becomes of vital jelly at some point, and you will change in the winds? You prob- Mississippi. The downside is and be a pillar of comfort to you. importance to those around you. literally need help standing. But ably can, because this month that there are literally thou- But as I said, Pizza-Hands McSte- You are a beacon of strength for also you should be more open your arm hair is going to be .09 sands of other Aquariuses in vens is invisible, so you will never many this month. People are about your feelings and let your percent more sensitive to touch the world, and because horo- see him. He also doesn’t speak at looking up to you. So, the heav- loved ones know what’s going than the average human’s due to scopes apply to signs and not a frequency that most humans ens have come to your aid and on with you. They can tell when the moon’s positioning in relation specifically to people in this can hear, so you probably won’t sent you a pillar of wisdom and you’re deflecting, and your stoic to Neptune. But aside from your particular publication, you’ll ever really know he’s there. But a treasury of appropriate humor. nature is no match for your in- heightened arm hair sensitivity, be sharing that fame with ev- he is. His servants are the Grove So be on the lookout for anyone tense desire for human connec- this month also brings a lot of per- eryone else born between Jan. squirrels, and they will be watch- who approaches you with a joke or riddle – he is your guardian tion this month. You’re starting to sonal change. A relationship may 20 and Feb. 18. So in a way, ing you every day for the rest of angel. feel overwhelmed or overworked, be coming to an end, or a new you won’t be all that famous September. and you need to ask for support. one is about to begin. Whatever after all. But hey, that’s show Taurus, the Bull: Gemini, the Twins: It’s OK – people love you and want change is in store for you, the out- business. you to be safe and happy. And come will be determined by your April 20th- May 20th May 21st- June 20th your legs will turn to jelly attitude, so make sure you stay The world is our oyster this You’ll be able to tell the future positive. month, Taurus. New ideas, peo- this month, Gemini, but in a way ple and experiences are all around you would never expect. Due to you. Due to your stubborn nature, Mercury’s position in relation to you may be drawn more towards Venus, the planets are blasting things that feel familiar or safe, psychic signals into your brain like WUMS-FM 92.1 REBEL RADIO but I am telling you there will a firehose. You may see signs in the be some major cosmic brownie carpet patterns or find meaning points if you can branch out and in the way the leaves are scatting try something totally out there. about the ground as the autumn WANTS YOU ON AIR! Love baseball? Go see an opera. wind approaches. Or tiny frogs will Hate cooking? Suck it up and give hop on your pillow at night and it a try. The more you branch out, whisper fortunes into your ears as APPLY HERE: Myrebelradio.com the greater the reward. Also this you sleep. 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I can say now that I have a newfound respect for the long, green vegetables that in my memo- ries were usually surrounded in boiling, briney fluid. I’ve come to respect the crunch and vibran- cy of a fresh, unsnapped green bean and the peas within. I began experimenting with the vegetable last year, when they became hard to ignore at the farmers market and the produce section at Kroger. If you’d like to experience the green bean in a new way, try these two recipes, and you might just find yourself awakened to a handful of new possibilities for the vegetable once only relegated to the status of “side item.”

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After the first half, it seemed like the Rebels offense wasn’t going to miss a beat from last year. The losses of Laremy Tunsil and Laquon Treadwell seemed minuscule as senior quarterback Chad Kelly usually had ample time to throw, and his receivers made some acrobatic grabs in route to the Rebels taking a 28-6 lead. Something changed after the two teams went to the locker room for halftime. The Rebels wouldn’t gain a single yard of offense in the third quarter, netting -7 yards while Florida State’s offense clicked for the first time. The Rebels’ offensive woes began and ended with turnovers, with the Rebels turning the ball over multiple times early in the second half and on their final offensive posses- PHOTO BY: CAMERON BROOKS sion. Chad Kelly runs downfield and gains yard during Monday’s game against FSU. “That really shifted the mo- first drive of the second half, to see that one on film to see They saw that we were conserve the clock after they mentum to their favor,” Head and they’re already in the red if that was a timing issue or a throwing a lot, and they start- fell behind. Coach Hugh Freeze said. “And zone, then a fumble, it’s just route issue or a combination.” ed really bringing it, whereas “We wanted to stay bal- when you’re playing in a game two things right there in the Freeze said he would have in the first half, in their mind anced, and we just didn’t,” against one of the nation’s best red zone, and they capitalized to watch film to determine they were thinking we were Freeze said. “Then, you know, teams, you can’t turn the ball off of that, and the momentum whether pressure caused the going to run it more, and we we didn’t feel like we had an over like that.” swings like that,” Chad Kelly last interception or if the ball got a lot of good passes off,” opportunity to run. That front The turnovers were tough on said. was simply under-thrown. Offensive Coordinator Dan is very, very talented, and the Ole Miss defense, who had “I know the one on the first Kelly did a great job of Werner said. that whole defense is. They minimal rest between series half was not the correct read,” avoiding pressure in the first The Rebels’ run game also returned so many kids, and and were tasked with stopping Freeze said of the first of Kel- half, but in the second half, the stagnated in the second half, they’re very talented. And an athletic Florida State of- ly’s three interceptions. “Then Seminoles did a great job of as the team ended with only once they got momentum and fense with a short field. the one that went off Evan getting into the backfield and 67 total rushing yards and was knew we were one‑dimension- “We turned the ball over (Engram)’s hands, I’ll have disrupting the passer. forced to pass often to try and al, it makes for a difficult task.”

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Senior Aubrey Edie spikes the ball during match against Arkansas Tuesday night. Edie was name player of the week. PHOTO BY: ARIEL COBBERT Rebels continue streak with win over Arkansas State MARK GORDON a 20-19 lead, but the Rebels streak to 7 to start the season. (18-7). Ole Miss won the fourth day night, Edie passed Rachel [email protected] fought back to end the first set The Red Wolves got out to a set (25-16) giving the Rebels a Kieckhaefer for the all time ca- on a 5-2 run, winning the first red hot start in set three, build- three sets to one win over the reer lead in assists for Ole Miss The Ole Miss Volleyball team set 25-22. Sophomore Kathryn ing up a (11-6) lead over the Arkansas State Red Wolves. Volleyball. Edie now holds the hosted the Arkansas State Red Cather from Hoover, Alabama, Rebels. The Red Wolves ex- With the win, Ole Miss moved single match, single season and Wolves on Tuesday night at 6 led the Rebels with six kills in tended their lead to 7, with a to 7-0 on the season. career records in assists. p.m. in The Pavilion in a non the first set. (21-14) win over the Rebels in a “I thought at times we played The Rebels travel to Nash- conference matchup. The Ole The Rebels carried their mo- must win set. The Rebels tried about as well as we can, that’s a ville, Tennessee, this weekend to Miss Rebels came into the con- mentum from the first set over to pull off a comeback in the very good team and to beat them compete against three non-contest with a perfect (6-0) record, into the second set, getting out third set, but the lead was just the way we did tonight says a lot ference teams in the Lipscomb while the Red Wolves came in at to an early (12-8) lead over the too much to overcome, Arkan- about our performance,” Head Tournament. Ole Miss will play 4-2. Red Wolves. The Rebels ex- sas State won the third set (25- Coach Steven McRoberts said. Lipscomb and Virginia Tech on Heading into the contest, the tended their lead to five, going 20). Heading into the fourth In other news, Aubrey Edie Friday and Northwestern on Rebels’ leader in kills was junior into the timeout with a (15-10) set, Lexi Thompson and Kate was named the SEC setter of Saturday. outside hitter Kate Gibson with lead. The Rebels were first to Gibson led Ole Miss with 14 and the week on Tuesday morn- “This weekend will be tough. 94 kills on the young season. 20 in the second set, holding a 13 kills respectively. ing for her outstanding play We will be the underdog in all Junior middle blocker Taylor (20-11) lead. The Rebels held Ole Miss started the fourth last week in the Rebel Classic. three matches, but from an RPI Alexander holds the team’s lead on to win set two by a score of set on a dominant (12-4) run, Edie, a senior from Fayetteville, standpoint we were an under- for the Rebels with 22 blocks. (25-18). Heading into intermis- looking to put away the Red Arkansas, is possibly the best dog tonight,” McRoberts said. The first set was a back and sion, Ole Miss held a two sets to Wolves. The Rebels continued setter in Ole Miss Volleyball “Every one of these wins we can forth battle with the Red Wolves none lead over Arkansas State, playing dominant pushing their history. During the final game get helps strengthen our NCAA getting to 20 first, holding onto looking to extend their winning lead to 11 over the Red Wolves of the Rebel Classic on Satur- tournament resume.”

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