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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by eGrove. It has been accepted for inclusion in Daily Mississippian by an authorized administrator of eGrove. For more information, please contact [email protected]. THE Daily MISSISSIPPIAN Monday, October 14, 2019 theDMonline.com Volume 108, No. 22 Boyce’s era begins It’s Glenn Boyce’s first school day as chancellor. Some want it to be his last.

GRIFFIN NEAL [email protected]

On Glenn Boyce’s first school day as chancellor, he’ll be met with a crowd of students, faculty and Oxford residents outside of his office — and they won’t be there to welcome him to campus. The group, organized by the Abolish IHL coalition, plans to march to the Lyceum at 12:30 p.m. on Monday in protest of the Institution of Higher Learn- ing’s selection process. They will demand Boyce resign on his first day as chancellor. Along with demanding Boyce’s immediate resignation, the group demands the immediate resignation of all 12 IHL Board of Trustees members and that the chancellor search process be reopened and selected by a democratically elected committee of university stakeholders. The coalition was formed following the Oct. 3 news of Glenn Boyce as the university’s 18th chancellor. Since then, they’ve demonstrated twice. Members of the coalition protested the IHL Board of Trustees official announcement of Boyce’s hiring on Oct. 4, causing the press conference to be shuttered and ultimately forcing the IHL to announce

ROGELIO V. SOLIS/ AP PHOTO. KATHERINE BUTLER/ THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN. SEE BOYCE PAGE 8 Campus organizations make HOW WE GOT HERE • ASB will vote on a resolution to condemn the IHL Board of Trustees and their process in choosing Glenn Boyce as demands of IHL Board chancellor on Tuesday. “Students, faculty (of all crats released its own state- • The Faculty Senate is expected to consider a vote of no ELIZA NOE ranks), alumni, and local ment criticizing the board’s [email protected] confidence at their next meeting. stakeholders who are elected neglect of steps in their by their constituent groups process. • The Black Student Union, United Campus Workers of Groups across campus must carry out a transparent “The IHL has caused Mississippi, College Democrats and Abolish IHL released have released official state- and democratic search,” both harm to the academic and ments disapproving of the statements criticizing IHL’s process of choosing Boyce. statements said. professional reputation of Institution of Higher Learn- • Provost Wilkin said that Boyce will not be entertaining In addition to the abolition the University of Mississippi, ing’s process of choosing of the IHL, the BSU demands and in turn our state as a the idea of flying the Mississippi state flag on campus, Glenn Boyce as the 18th chan- a “comprehensive and accu- whole,” it said. “Policy inno- keeping the Confederate statue in the Circle or re- cellor. rate timeline” of Boyce’s vation created the system that The Black Student Union, instituting Colonel Reb as the university’s mascot. hiring and a creation of indi- allowed for IHL’s dishonor- United Campus Workers of vidual “University Boards” able decision-making, and • Faculty Senate executives condemned the IHL process of Mississippi, College Demo- who will oversee each of policy innovation can make selecting Boyce. crats and Abolish IHL have Mississippi’s eight institu- sure that it never happens listed demands in their state- • Students and faculty protested at The Inn at Ole Miss tions separately. again.” ments. “Therefore, we, the All of the groups’ state- before IHL’s scheduled announcement that Boyce is Both Abolish IHL and University of Mississippi ments were released in the next chancellor. The meeting was canceled and the the UCW call for the imme- Black Student Union, have no response to the IHL’s decision diate resignations of Boyce announcement was made via a press release. confidence in the Mississippi of Boyce in the 10 month-long and the 12 current members • IHL picked Boyce to be Ole Miss’ 18th chancellor after Board of Trustees in the State chancellor search after the of the IHL Board of Trustees Institutions of Higher Learn- resignation of Jeffrey Vitter completing 12 of the 20 steps in the search process. and a reopening of the search ing,” BSU’s statement read. last January. The IHL expe- Boyce never visited campus as a preferred candidate. led by Ole Miss community On Saturday, University dited its search process, only members. of Mississippi College Demo- completing 12 of its 20 steps. PAGE 2 | THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | 14 OCTOBER 2019

You’ve heard their music. Here’s how they produce it. Ole Miss Engineers Without Borders

DAVID BALLOWE [email protected] build wells in Ecuador

Andrew Newman and Bedon Lancaster are fixtures in the Oxford music scene. Both are seniors, play live music in and around Oxford and release music on Spotify, where they both have over 20,000 monthly listeners. They both play indie rock, but their recording processes vary greatly. When recording music, Newman, who performs under the name Lo Noom, sits at his desk, papers strewn about and coffee in hand. Like many up-and-coming artists, he records and produces his music from home. He records listen- ing to tracks from a new song to be released. He’s been working on the song for weeks. Newman plays each part of his songs on various instru- ments and controllers, compil- ing the samples and piecing them together to reach a finished prod- uct. He uses Logic Pro, an Apple digital audio workstation (DAW), to mix and master songs. In-home studio equipment has changed the production landscape. What used to only be possible with thousands of dollars of equipment in an expensive studio recording PHOTOS BY: DAVID BALLOWE / THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN experience can now be done for a few hundred dollars and some Andrew Newman works on a song on his laptop. Newman records and creates his music from his home. dedication. While both artists’ production strategies differ, the outcome remains the same. “Whenever you actually get down to, He said he remembers putting recordings of music on like, the work aspect of it, it can be very YouTube as early as third grade, citing artists such as the Beat- difficult. Then sometimes while you’re les, the Beach Boys and Simon & Garfunkel as childhood inspi- in the work, you can forget and you can rations. begin to enjoy it, and you’re just in this “As Lo Noom, I think I released my first thing, like, the ‘not-thinking’ mode, but I don’t get like summer after my tenth grade year of high school, like, just on Sound- that all the time. I wish I could.” Cloud and stuff,” Newman said. - Andrew Newman Newman found inspira- “Lo-Noom” tion for his most recent album, Noom, from Junior Kimbrough, challenge that comes with studio Lancaster attributed the quality a blues musician, the famous recording. Rather than having the of his work to the production skills rock’n’roll singer Buddy Holly ability to record, edit and master of his producer, Adam Lochemes. and country star Hank Williams. on their own time at home, studio “Adam’s an unbelievable The recorded songs are sole recording artists have a strict producer,” Lancaster said. productions of recordings schedule to adhere to. “Everything I’ve ever recorded, Andrew Newman sits in front of his keyboard with a cup of coffee. Newman crafted in his room. This time constriction, he’s done and done amazing. He is Newman receives almost 25,000 monthly listens on his Spotify Lancaster, known by his Lancaster said, helps him and his unbelievable. He’s just a wizard.” channel. performance name, Bedon, fellow musicians come up with Lancaster, who hopes to make records in a studio in Nashville. quality content. a career out of music in Nashville, “Whenever you actually get Whenever he wants to record, “We get in there and we’re said he has begun fiddling with “I know (Lo) Noom has the down to, like, the work aspect of it, he gathers his equipment and just like, song day, song day, DAWs, but still prefers the exper- problem of having too much it can be very difficult,” Newman session musicians and makes song day, drum day, vocal day tise of a producer. possibility, and I’ve been really said. “Then sometimes while the four-hour trip to Music City, — like we’re literally just in there Newman likes the flexibil- thankful that, like, I don’t know you’re in the work, you can, like, meaning he only has a few hours getting it done — and it’s a really, ity of DAWs, but one issue that how to do it,” Lancaster said of forget and you can begin to enjoy, to get it right. He prefers the feel really good feeling, just to get in both Newman and Lancaster Logic Pro. THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN and you’re just in this ‘not-think- of an actual studio. there. We really can’t afford to get mentioned about them is the Logic Pro is a more advanced EDITORIAL staff ing’ mode, but I don’t get like that Lancaster said he enjoys the bogged down,” Lancaster said. unlimited power of the program. version of GarageBand and is one of the most popular and all the time. I wish I could.” DANIEL PAYNE user-friendly complete studio Lo Noom released a new editor-in-chief programs, and both Lancaster song titled “Know It All” this [email protected] and Newman use it. However, month and Bedon’s new single, even Logic comes with a steep “Carolina” will hit streaming ELIZA NOE learning curve. services in November. managing editor [email protected] PLACE YOUR TRYING TO SELL ERIN KILLION SOMETHING? 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Ole Miss Engineers Without Borders Students detail Rebel build wells in Ecuador Rewards issues

DAVID BALLOWE fans were awarded points. [email protected] MASON SCIONEAUX “With any use of technology, [email protected] especially in spaces that hold The Ole Miss Engineers With- 64,000+ fans, sometimes the lag out Borders are investing in a new Students have had issues and speed of the app can cause project that’s saving lives: bring- receiving their points for attend- some issues,” he said. “While ing clean water and accessible ing sporting events via Rebel we definitely had some fans that wells to a village in Ecuador. Rewards, causing them to miss were not awarded points, we felt The village, Veinticinco de out on the program’s prize oppor- like the majority of our users were Diciembre, sits between 12,000 tunities. awarded the bonus.” and 15,000 feet above sea level, Rebel Rewards is an app Buchanan said that the app and is cold, arid and remote. Not to administered by the Ole Miss had a large-scale makeover last mention the area is volcanic, and Athletics Department that allows summer to address existing issues, when volcanoes erupt, they cover students and fans to accumulate like fans not receiving points. He the ground with a thick, super points for attending university said that the athletics department hard, densely packed rock layer sporting events, which unlock is working with app company called tuff. It’s all over the village. different tiers that correspond Spark Compass to prevent repeat- This was going to be quite with various prizes such as apparel ing issues, and that any problems the task. With a potential village and merchandise. are not the cause of faulty technol- selected, it was time to get boots At the Oct. 5 football game ogy. on the ground for a survey. against Vanderbilt, fans could “The app itself is definitely Olivia Wagg, the current Ole receive 10 points, which is the able to handle the promotion,” Miss EWB chapter president, was normal amount for football games, he said. “However, most of our a participant in the first trip that as well as an extra 100 points for iBeacons (which pings off of loca- staying through the fourth quar- took place in May 2018 to conduct PHOTO COURTESY: TED HELMHOUT tion services to award points) are a social survey of the town. ter as a promotion to keep fans Thomas Breakell holds an Ecuadorian flag. The Togo project was spaced throughout the concourse “They don’t really under- in Vaught-Hemingway Stadium rather than the seating areas. We completed by Engineers Without Borders in 2018 and supplies clean stand the difference between for the entire game. But many hope to communicate to fans to drinking water, gray water and drinking water to 20,000 Togolese. students either were not aware open their app on the way out of black water,” Wagg said. “A lot of the promotion or had trouble the stadium to ensure a better of them literally go to the bath- collecting their points at all. connection.” room outside, all their animals move on to monitoring the town. about hydrology. Junior sports management Buchanan said that his team go to the bathroom outside, and The monitoring phase took Robert Holt was walking major Alex Flynn said that while plans to continue the fourth quar- then they’re collecting water place in January 2019, and saw down the hallway in Carrier he uses the app every game, he’s ter promotions this season as downstream of that.” students bringing surveying when he heard a voice call out, only received points for the Arkan- a way to maintain student fans The families averaged two equipment to measure water “Hey, Bob! Come in here! You sas football game. He also did not throughout the game. trips to the well daily, totaling levels and conduct geologi- know something about wells!” know of the promotion for the “Having a student presence in around two hours each day, cal surveys to create a plan for Holt, an Ole Miss profes- Vanderbilt game. the Vaught is key to our home field where they collected 45 liters of water distribution. sor of geology and geological “I don’t get my points period, advantage,” he said. “We hope that water per trip. Both of these trips were part engineering and a groundwater even after turning on location students will take advantage of this In addition to difficult access of the first phase of the project: hydrologist, had stumbled into services and going into the app,” offering and continue to support to the water, the environmental the “adoption” process, where an EWB meeting and discov- he said. “I’ve gotten points from the Rebel football team.” conditions of the area presented the Ole Miss EWB chapter acts ered that the club was trying to the Arkansas game somehow, but Buchanan added that through another unique problem. Wagg similar to a consulting firm create a deep-water well in Togo that’s been it. I never heard about the Rebel Rewards app, they are said that children’s cheeks are for the town. This phase was to supply water for a children’s the 100-point promotion, but I launching an interactive lights raw because of the severe wind completed in January after the hospital. That meeting, and all stayed until the fourth quarter. show to be introduced the week of and the constant cold. monitoring visit. the work that came after, led to You’d think they would advertise the Texas A&M game. In combination with the This commits the chapter to clean water for the project. that during the game or some- “We are excited to have town’s lack of access to clean working with the town for five Now, they look to continue thing.” another night game, and hope drinking water, this causes years, where they help line up their legacy. For some, the problem has that this new feature in-app will many of these children to get contractors, plans, materials After the recent monitor- been continuous. Sophomore enhance the atmosphere at not bacterial and parasitic infec- and manpower for the project. ing trip in Ecuador, the club pharmaceutical sciences major only the Vaught, but various other tions in these open wounds, with The last project, which was settled on a central location in Caroline Kreh said that her bad athletics venues on campus,” he around five kids a year having one of the deepest and most the village for the well where experience with Rebel Rewards said. to go to the parish hospital for expensive projects completed the school, doctor’s office and caused her to get rid of Rebel As for students who were not bacterial growths. by EWB-USA, was completed dentist are all located, however Rewards. awarded points, Buchanan said This is a major health issue in 2018 after 11 years of work. the work didn’t stop there. “I went to almost all the home that the best way to rectify this is to for the town, and one that EWB It supplies clean drinking water The chapter plans to return football games last year,” she use the “Contact Us” button on the saw as reason enough to focus for over 20,000 Togolese. within the year; the third said. “Rebel Rewards only gave in-app menu and select “Request Andrew Newman sits in front of his keyboard with a cup of coffee. on creating a sustainable and In 2007, the chapter took return trip was planned for me credit for one, so I deleted the Newman receives almost 25,000 monthly listens on his Spotify Missing Points.” readily accessible water source. on a humanitarian project in this upcoming winter break, app.” “This will go to our support channel. After conducting a social Togo, Africa, that included however issues with fundrais- Paris Buchanan, Associate team for immediate review and survey, it was determined that providing clean water for its ing pushed back the anticipated Director for Marketing and Fan will be taken care of most often this was going to be the new residents. Unfortunately, no date to sometime during the Experience, addressed some of the before fans even leave the game,” focus of the club. It was time to one in the club knew much summer of 2020. possible issues and said that most he said.

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COLUMN My experience with Destination Unknown Rebels breeze past famous ice cream shop. After ANNABELLE HARRIS taking pictures, we walked into [email protected] Jeni’s Splendid Ice Cream. I Auburn to keep win decided that my lunch would I was cold and nervous be their ice cream, the flavor when I walked up to the named “The Darkest Choco- Union-Hefley bus stop at 4 a.m. streak alive late.” It was delicious. Next, on Saturday. A Cline Tours bus we took an Uber to the Nash- was parked, idling, with the ville Parthenon. A replica of bus driver sitting calmly in its the Parthenon in Greece, the warmth. I was excited, nervous museum is huge and houses a and tired as I climbed the steps statue of Athena, which is 42 into the bus. I had been chosen feet tall. to be one of the 50 students to After our awe-inspiring go on this trip. tour of the Parthenon, we Ole Miss Student Hous- decided to do something that ing sponsors Destination is an absolute necessity when Unknown. You get on a bus, in Nashville: get some authen- and that bus could take you tic Nashville hot chicken. We to any city within a certain waited in line for an hour and a distance. The only catch? You half, quite glad that the weather do not know where you are was so nice. Finally, we were going until you get there. able to order our hot chicken. I Slowly, more students enjoyed my meal as did my two arrived and climbed into the other group members. bus, still bleary-eyed and need- As the sun began to set, ing sleep. At 4:30 a.m., there FILE PHOTO BILLY SCHUERMAN / THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN we made our way back to the were barely 30 people on the Downtown Nashville Skyline. Destination Unknown traveled to Nashville for a day trip around the Music City. Music City Center where we bus. This surprised me. A free would be picked up by the bus. trip. These people had been right is the lovely Deaton Hall; can take a nap on the way there, places to go in Nashville. We The ride home was a bit chosen to go on a free trip, and that’s my building. Everybody and then sits back down. decided to start with the Coun- of an adventure, with a wreck they didn’t even show up? I wave, good morning! Please The bus was silent as every- try Music Hall of Fame and happening right in front of us shrugged it off, it was no matter don’t break anything while I’m one attempted to get a bit more Museum because Nashville is on the highway, hitting some to me, I got a seat all to myself. gone.” She lowers her voice rest. Four hours later, we had well-known for being the home debris, and having to stop twice The bus driver shut the slightly, “You have to tell them arrived at our destination city. of country music. to make sure that the bus was door, and we were off. Caitlyn that sometimes because last We disembarked the bus at After that, we walked to okay. I was beginning to think Bolduc, the Community Coor- time I left, they broke some- 8:30 a.m. with only the instruc- a section of town called The that Destination Unknown was dinator for Deaton Hall, stood thing.” tions of: “Welcome to Nash- Gulch and did a bit of light becoming Destination Arrival up and quickly addressed the Laughter erupts on the bus ville, Tennessee! Stay with at shopping. As we were walk- Time Home Unknown, but we group. at the reference to the flood in least one other person from the ing around, I saw some people made it back to Oxford safely “As you can see, we are on Deaton Hall earlier this semes- group and meet back here at 8 waiting in a very long line. I and happy with the way our trip Union Drive, that’s about the ter. She finishes her speech, p.m. Have fun!” was confused by this until we had turned out. only clue you got. To your letting everyone know that they The group I was with was walked by a mural. People were There is one Destination just me and two other girls. We standing in line to take pictures Unknown trip each semester, began our adventure by finding with a mural painted on the 28202 so if you didn’t apply or get a Panera Bread to get breakfast side of a building. Rolling Fork, Mississippi selected for this trip, apply for and some coffee. As we ate, we Our group decided to take the spring semester trip. You did a quick Googling session a Lyft to another part of town never know where you could in order to find out all the best to find a specific mural and a end up.

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VOLLEYBALL Rebels breeze past famous ice cream shop. After taking pictures, we walked into Jeni’s Splendid Ice Cream. I Auburn to keep win decided that my lunch would be their ice cream, the flavor named “The Darkest Choco-streak alive late.” It was delicious. Next, we took an Uber to the Nash- ville Parthenon. A replica of even things up before the Rebels the Parthenon in Greece, the JAKE DAVIS went on a 7-2 run to even the [email protected] museum is huge and houses a score. statue of Athena, which is 42 From there, the two teams The Ole Miss volleyball team feet tall. were neck and neck in the extended its winning streak to After our awe-inspiring battle to the finish. With just a 13 with a victory over Auburn in tour of the Parthenon, we one-point lead late in the set, Ole straight sets on Sunday. decided to do something that Miss scored on three straight The Rebels dispatched is an absolute necessity when points to complete the comeback the Tigers with ease, cruising in Nashville: get some authen- and win. through much of the match tic Nashville hot chicken. We The third set was a breeze with solid defense and efficient waited in line for an hour and a for the Rebels who nearly led by offense, especially from the half, quite glad that the weather double digits at one point in the was so nice. Finally, we were middle blockers. blowout. Auburn put together a able to order our hot chicken. I In the first set, Auburn solid second half to narrow the enjoyed my meal as did my two claimed the first two points REED JONES / THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN gap but Ole Miss came out with a other group members. before the Rebels established 25-18 win in the final set to wrap Anna Bair spikes the ball between Auburn defenders. The Rebels won 3-0 over the Tigers on Sunday. As the sun began to set, themselves in the match. They up the quick victory at home. we made our way back to the quickly jumped out to a 12-6 lead Senior middle blocker Nayo Music City Center where we but then had to fend off a fero- had 31 assists, 12 digs and two know if that’s a record or not, SEC-best win streak but have Warnell, who leads the SEC in would be picked up by the bus.cious response from the Tigers kills in a good effort. Sophomore but it’s got to be close to it for Ole been far better at home than on hitting percentage, had a match- The ride home was a bit who narrowed the gap to two middle blocker Aubrey Sulte- Miss.” the road so far this season. high 11 kills on a .524 hitting of an adventure, with a wreck at 15-13. The Rebs responded meier had six kills on a .462 clip The Rebs will play two The Rebels could remain percentage along with four digs, happening right in front of us with a run of their own to open as well as two blocks and senior matches at home this weekend undefeated in the conference two aces and one block. on the highway, hitting some the lead to seven which allowed libero Nicole Purcell had an against Arkansas on Friday and heading into a week with match- Senior outside hitter Emily debris, and having to stop twice them to cruise to the finish with astonishing match on defense, Texas A&M on Sunday. The ups against Georgia and No. 12 Stroup recorded just nine kills to make sure that the bus was a 25-21 victory in set one. recording 23 digs in just three Aggies pose a threat to Ole Miss’ Kentucky. okay. I was beginning to think on a .192 clip, but also contrib- The second set was more sets as well as five assists and that Destination Unknown was uted 11 digs and two blocks. competitive, and the visitors two aces. becoming Destination Arrival Freshman outside hitter Anna gave Ole Miss a decent scare “Over 20 digs per set as a Time Home Unknown, but we Bair also had nine kills on with their solid response to team, led by Nicole Purcell,” made it back to Oxford safely a disappointing .118 hitting dropping the first set. Auburn head coach Steven McRoberts and happy with the way our trip percentage. grabbed the lead right away and said after the match. “Purcy had turned out. Junior setter Lauren Bars There is one Destination looked as if they were going to had 23 digs in three sets, I don’t Unknown trip each semester, Let Our Legal Team Work For You so if you didn’t apply or get selected for this trip, apply for the spring semester trip. You Defense of Persons charged with: never know where you could D.U.I. - 1st, 2nd, 3rd or 4th Offense, Public Drunk, M.I.P., end up. Fake I.D., Simple Assault Possession of Paraphernalia and/or Drugs Possession with Intent, Sale of Drugs, Aggravated Assault and All Other Midsdemeanor and Felony Charges 662.281.0438

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Crossword puzzle provided by BestCrosswords.com (www.bestcrosswords.com). Used with permission. THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | 14 OCTOBER 2019 | PAGE 7 OPINION An unprecedented homecoming CARL TART special place in my heart for Black Student Union and the [email protected] the rest of my life. I’ve had the Ole Miss Sigmas (Eta Beta chance to find myself in the Chapter). The collaboration On Sept. 17 around 10:30 midst of the Trash Can Friday from these organizations p.m., my life changed. Not just spirit. Unfortunately, this is offered this campus the op- my life, but also the lives of not the case for every student portunity to connect in ways others: those who surrounded who looks like me. I cannot not performed before — not me at the Lyceum and those tell you how it felt to hear because people didn’t want who carried me off the steps black students say things like, to, but because people did not as I hysterically cried my eyes “You made my homecoming know how. out knowing that God and my one to remember,” and alumni Whether it was through grandmother had sent some- say things like, “Thank you Silent Disco in the Grove, thing special down from the for getting me interested in Wild’N’Out in the Union Ball- sky. I, a big black kid from the homecoming again.” I cannot room or a mashup between Mississippi Delta, made histo- tell you how it felt because the Homecoming Meet and ry. So, what did this mean for I don’t know how to feel. It Greet and the famous Union Jerrion Ealy is tackled by Mizzou defenders. Ole Miss lost to Mizzou Ole Miss? makes me question where Unplugged featuring NPHC At the annual Alumni the attention was in previous organizations and the BSU, 38-27 on Saturday. Association meeting, Student years. multiple student populations FILE PHOTO: BILLY SCHUERMAN / THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN Alumni Council President Homecoming week was were represented and multiple Dugan Walker said in his different this year. Amid the cultures were appreciated, the hands of one organization, my heart smile and my many welcome remarks that home- addition of the zipline and the not just one. That was all that and that organization being sleepless nights all worth coming isn’t special at Ole fact that we have a union to I could have asked for. That SAA. We must continue to it. Everyone should feel at Miss because “it’s like every centralize things, I saw more was the entire mission of the foster these relationships past HOME, and not just during other week.” He said that minority students engaging #CrownCarl campaign. this pivotal point in history. homecoming. in the homecoming activities. As we continue to move this place is already home, so The only way programming homecoming is just “another The credit, however, does not forward as a university, I urge can work on this campus is Carl Tart is the first Uni- game in the vault, another go to me; I was just a small us to continue collaboration through cohesiveness. I saw versity of Mississippi home- day in the Grove.” I sincerely factor in this process. The during celebratory weeks like something magical this past coming king. credit does go to the Student this. The celebration of our agree. Ole Miss will have a week — something that made Activities Association, the community cannot solely lie in Why is blackface still so common?

KATIE DAMES name of the most popular black- have soot on their faces in a of the act. Perhaps what is worst recurrence of these actions points [email protected] face minstrel show caricature “logical next step.” Even the UN about blackface is its outright to the flaws of the individuals during Reconstruction — called scolded the Dutch government denial of its own bigotry. Those and our society, and we need Last week, honors college Jim Crow — became associated with a special report saying that who engage in blackface today to do better to acknowledge the students received an email that an with the legislation that decimat- the continuation of the Black Pete try to pass it off as flattery or faults of our past. We need more Ole Miss student who was wear- ed the rights of African Americans tradition allows racial discrim- good-natured fun, but those were education and less denial about ing blackface in a social media until the civil rights movement. ination to both persist and be the same attitudes of those who the racial aggressions that occur post turned himself into the Bias There is a difference between imi- celebrated. No matter the context, performed in minstrel shows a far too frequently. There’s really Incident Report Team, which is tation and mockery, and blackface slightly less racist acts are still century ago. no excuse for blackface. There working with the individual on a is mockery at its worst. racist. As we approach Halloween, never was. Restorative Justice Plan to amend Though blackface is not exclu- Earlier this year, three photos we are unfortunately bound to his actions. It is uplifting that the sively an American phenomenon, of Justin Trudeau, the liberal see more instances of blackface Katie Dames is a junior inter- student turned himself in and its origins in Western countries prime minister of Canada, in and cultural appropriation on national studies major from St. that steps are being taken by the are also based on dangerous racial blackface resurfaced. Even though social media and in person. The Louis, Missouri. university to begin the healing stereotypes. Every year, people he is progressive in many other facets of his policy, his dismal process, but it brings attention to in the Netherlands walk through Opinion Policies: a greater problem that persists Christmas parades dressed as response to these photographs Zwarte Piet, or “Black Pete,” a was that though he now recog- among all individuals from all Columns do not represent the views of The University of Mississippi sinister character based on a nizes the hurt he caused, he was walks of life, from American or The Daily Mississippian. The Daily Mississippian welcomes letters slave. Black Pete portrays a lot simply “more enthusiastic about governors to celebrities. Why is to the editor, which should be emailed to [email protected]. of negative stereotypes held by costumes than normal.” Though blackface still common in 2019? Letters should be no longer than 300 words. They may be edited the Dutch from earlier centuries. people like Trudeau downplay Blackface grew popular from for clarity, brevity and libel. Third-party letters and those with Last month, the organizers of the the seriousness of their actions minstrel shows across America pseudonyms or no name will not be published. Letters are limited Dutch Christmas parade an- by saying that his actions were and Canada with white actors to one per individual per month. Letters should include contact nounced that they would replace good-natured, this delegitimizes embodying deeply offensive por- information, including relationship to the university, if applicable. trayals of African Americans. The Black Pete with caricatures that the deeply-rooted racist history HOW TO PLAY CONGRATULATIONS TO VANDERBILT TICKET WINNERS Complete the grid so that every row, column Aundrilyn Evans and Reed Jones and 3x3 box contains the numbers 1 through 9 with no repeats. DIFFICULTY LEVEL Win Ole Miss Football Tickets Two people can win a pair of tickets to see the Rebels take on Texas A&M Oct. 19th. Winner will be Go to The Retreat announced on to enter for your chance to win. Rebel Radio 2405 Anderson Road Thursday, 662.550.2003 Oct. 17

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Boyce’s hiring via email. The group also silently marched last Tuesday at the Faculty Senate meeting in support of a no-confidence vote in both Boyce and the IHL. In the 12 days since Boyce was named, Abolish IHL has focused on broadening their coalition to include all stakeholders at the university, including those with varying political ideologies. “This isn’t an issue that is something that is solely left-leaning or solely right-leaning people would get behind. It’s something that people should be upset about across FILE PHOTOS: BILLY SCHUERMAN / THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN the board, regardless of their polit- Protesters line the front of the Lyceum to relay their disappointment in the university for selecting Glenn Boyce as the new chancellor last week. ical ideologies,” Olivia Hawkins, a member of Abolish IHL, said. Protesters have a demostration planned for Monday in front of the Lyceum. “We’re hoping that we can attract a broad spectrum of people from sity in Mississippi,” Hawkins said. the IHL and the state legislature he has to be a “great communicator to select a candidate through an all political ideologies and back- Matuh Abron, a sociology have to acknowledge that this is and a great listener.” He didn’t offer expedited search process. grounds to this because there’s student and member of Abolish an issue.” concrete steps on how to unify the In the tele-news conference strength in numbers, and together, IHL, said that Monday’s protest How did the university get to university, but said being visible on following Boyce’s hire, Dye told it’s easier to get things accom- is different than the past two this point? campus and meeting with student reporters that Boyce received more plished like this.” demonstrations. Boyce, the former IHL commis- leaders is essential to doing so. nominations in the nominating Abolish IHL’s demands “I think this action is more sioner and Holmes Community “That’s how you get this done. I process than any other candidate. suggest a dramatic overhaul planned than the previous action. College president, faces a set of need them to know who their chan- On Tuesday, the ASB Senate of the way higher education is This is more proactive,” Abron daunting tasks in his first days as cellor is, I need them to know the will vote on a resolution condemn- governed in Mississippi, and said. “People are more orga- chancellor. Primarily, he has to respect I have for them,” Boyce said. ing the IHL Board of Trustees and they’re unprecedented. However, nized...We know more concretely unify a campus fractured over the In addition to serving as an their process in selecting a new the group plans to keep pressure that Glenn Boyce needs to resign, process in which he was hired. In initial search consultant in the chancellor. The Faculty Senate, on the IHL by connecting with the IHL needs to be abolished and March, Boyce was paid $87,000 chancellor search process, Boyce which passed a resolution last week groups at the other seven Missis- the search needs to be reopened. by the UM Foundation to serve as did not submit a formal applica- demanding an explanation of the sippi public institutions that are We want to clearly dictate these a search consultant in the wake tion for the position. He did not process of Boyce’s hiring, gave the both governed and troubled by things and get the whole commu- of Jeffrey Vitter’s resignation in comment on the search process Board of Trustees until 5 p.m. on the IHL. nity involved.” January 2019, a search that would and directed questions about the Tuesday to deliver their explana- “We’re hoping to build coali- Neither Hawkins nor Abron ultimately find Boyce, the former process to Ford Dye, IHL Board tion. The senate could potentially tions across the state because this divulged specifics of future consultant, as its candidate. of Trustees vice president. While hold an extraordinary meeting on isn’t the first infraction the IHL actions, but Abron added that In an exclusive interview with Boyce’s hire did not directly follow Thursday to discuss more severe has made against a public univer- their demonstrations “will get to The Daily Mississippian, Boyce said the 20-step plan laid out in the IHL legislation if their demands are not the point where Glenn Boyce or that in order to unify the campus, bylaws, their bylaws allow the IHL met.

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