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BY CATY CAMBRON tention,” ASB Vice President [email protected] Morgan Gregory said. “Some senators had legitimate con- Members of ASB Senate cern about the timing of de- Tuesday night did not come ciding on a name. Others to a conclusion regarding the were more concerned with a renaming of the title of male vote being just a placeholder personality election which for something that we would was formerly ‘Colonel Reb.’ change in the fall anyways.” Last night’s meeting was the Results of an online student fi nal ASB Senate meeting of survey, which was conduct- the semester, so the selection ed by the senate last week, of the new name will be re- showed that the majority of assessed by the Senate in the voters, 40-50 percent, wrote fall. Because no decision was in the name ‘Colonel Reb.’ made, there is not currently a Twenty-fi ve percent of vot- name for the title. ers chose the name ‘Mr. Ole Members of the senate Miss.’ While last night’s bill failed to motion four amend- proposed the new title to be ments to the current bill prior ‘Mr. Ole Miss’, senators felt to reaching the conclusion of that ‘Mr. Ole Miss’ was not the meeting. The lack of ac- an accurate representation of tion by senators to make a de- what students wanted. cision on the bill was due to “What we have now is a their concern with the desire blank,” ASB Senator Rod of their constituents. Bridges said. “This decision “I think that every vote, won’t be fi lled until the sec- HOLLY WIGMAN | The Daily Mississippian whether it was for or against, ASB Vice President Morgan Gregory and ASB Senator Rod Bridges look on as poll results are presented Tuesday. was a vote with really good in- See ASB, PAGE 3

Sigma Chi sanctions amended, fraternity placed on social probation

BY HAWLEY MARTIN of a successful appeal entered [email protected] by the fraternity to the Ap- pellate Consideration Board The Judicial Council after the April 4 preliminary amended its suspension for ruling of the Associated Stu- the Sigma Chi fraternity dur- dent Body Judicial Council. ing a meeting Monday night. ASB Judicial Council Chair According to an active Harrison Crabtree stated that member of the Ole Miss the adjustment of previously chapter, the fraternity will “be instituted sanctions was the (active) on campus.” product of fresh perspective. Sigma Chi will participate “After the case was heard in formal recruitment and be by a group of Judicial Council allowed full rights to use its members that had not heard FILE PHOTO (PHILLIP WALLER) | The Daily Mississippian house. Members will live in the original case, the council Sigma Chi house on campus the chapter house, eat meals decided the appropriate sanc- ened Sigma Chi as a chapter occurred. We look forward to “Our alumni was involved at the house and participate in tions,” Crabtree said. “The and has cemented the support the institution of our Action (in the appeal),” said Stewart and host philanthropy events. suspension was lifted; how- of its alumni. Plan, which was developed Pirani. “I would say I’m very Similarly, fraternity em- ever, they will be placed on “Sigma Chi is pleased with with our Alumni Advisors, pleased like everyone else is.” ployees will retain their jobs. social probation and remain the results of the recent ap- our Leadership Team and “We plan on learning from This was unknown at the time on two-strike probation until peal to the appellate board our International Fraternity this process and educating our of the initial hearing. the conclusion of the Spring and the decision made by Headquarters.” members so that we can pre- The fraternity will observe 2014 semester.” the judicial council,” Corso The fraternity remains in vent problems in the future,” one year of social probation. According to Sigma Chi wrote in a release. “We feel violation of the fi ve charges Corso said. “We look forward Changes in the status of Sig- chapter president Buckner that the new sanctions are fair brought against it during the to the opportunities before us ma Chi came from the result Corso, this event has strength- in relation to the events that April 4 hearing. in the 2013-2014 school year.” GET Bring your Student ID Wed-Fri 9 am-4 pm * You must be a student with all student YOUR FOR fees paid to receive a yearbook. * Student media Center All faculty, staff, or anyone else who is FREE! (201 Bishop) not a student must pay $45. OPINION PAGE 2 | THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | 1 MAY 2013 | OPINION the DaiLY mississiPPian eDitoRiaL staFF:

ADAM GANUCHEAU editor-in-chief [email protected] PHIL MCCAUSLAND managing editor [email protected] GRANT BEEBE senior editor MOLLY YATES campus news editor [email protected] PETE PORTER city news editor [email protected] HAWLEY MARTIN asst. news editor [email protected] TIM ABRAM opinion editor [email protected] MALLORY SIMERVILLE lifestyles editor [email protected] EMILY CRAWFORD asst. lifestyles editor [email protected] COLUMN DAVID COLLIER sports editor [email protected] Let’s have a real conversation CATY CAMBRON online editor BY ALEXANDRA WILLIAMSON change that. And getting rid your university with racism is to you now, completely [email protected] [email protected] of these old “traditions” is and neo-Confederacy. I’m unimportant in the long run. I’m so tired of picking up generally for the best. going to bet it’s harder than Instead of wasting your time KENDYL NOON a copy of The DM and see- Maybe you’re not of- if they don’t. So it’s really in keyboard-smashing each asst. online editor ing people outraged about fended by Colonel Reb or your best interests to care other on Twitter, perhaps [email protected] absolutely inane topics, like “Dixie.” I’m not either, but what others think of your you could navigate on over THOMAS GRANING “Dixie,” the mascot and the some people are. And while school. to a website that reports photography editor name bestowed upon the I think that being offended Maybe if the students of national and international [email protected] winner of a campus popu- about things is a waste of this campus and its esteemed news and check out what’s larity contest. energy, I can’t really argue alumni focused more on the going on in the world out- TISHA COLEMAN I swear, people on this that it doesn’t alienate a sig- game of football going on side of Oxford. There’s a lot IGNACIO MURILLO campus sweat the small stuff nificant portion of our stu- in Vaught-Hemingway and out there, and Colonel Reb NATALIE MOORE so much that they’re far too dent body, in that it alludes less on which foamy cartoon pertains to approximately design editors dehydrated to do anything to a time when our state was character was roaming the none of it. when it comes to things that fighting, in part, for the abil- sidelines, or who’s taking Apply your passion to KIMBER LACOUR are actually going to impact ity to enslave other human the field at homecoming, or productive purposes. Do SARAH PARRISH people’s lives. So I’m going beings. That’s not exactly which songs the band was something that can actually copy chiefs to do my best to settle ev- what this institute of higher playing (not that we don’t improve others’ lives. Go [email protected] erything, and I’m sure I’m learning wants to be associ- appreciate your hard work, volunteer, or start a club, going to make a lot of peo- ated with anymore. band), our team could have or a protest or even just LEANNA YOUNG ple angry, but I think this “Dixie” is a beautiful another impressive season do your homework. There sales manager needs to be said. song, and I wish we didn’t like last year. Would you re- is no reason to get worked [email protected] No one cares. No one out- need to get rid of it, but the ally rather your “traditions” up about tired mascots and MICHAEL BARNETT side of this campus cares fact is that we do. Just become back over another songs when people are get- JAMIE KENDRICK whether the campus po- cause something is a tradi- Cotton Bowl win? ting droned to death every COREY PLATT sition is entitled Colonel tion doesn’t mean it’s not Everyone, and I mean ev- day. account executives Reb or Mr. Ole Miss. Or also bad. If you say that you eryone, making a big deal KRISTEN SALTZMAN whether or not we play “Di- don’t care what other people out of this, no matter which Alexandra Williamson is a NATE WEATHERSBY xie.” Or what the mascot is. think of your school, I invite side you take, please, for the senior accountancy major from creative staff It does not matter one bit. you to try to find a job with love of god, drop it. It’s all, Frisco, Texas. Follow her on Your griping is not going to someone who associates no matter how important it Twitter @alyxwi. S. GALE DENLEY STUDENT MEDIA CENTER THE DAILY The Daily Mississippian is The Daily Mississippian welcomes all com- PATRICIA THOMPSON MISSISSIPPIAN published daily Monday ments.Please send a letter to the editor addressed director and faculty adviser through Friday during the to The Daily Mississippian, 201 Bishop Hall, The University of academic year. 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ASB, STAFF REPORT continued from page 1 Oxford mayoral and alderman candidates speak at forum ond or third week of (the fall Candidates for Oxford May- semester).” or and Board of Aldermen gath- While there is no set dead- ered Tuesday night to discuss line for ASB to make a de- their individual plans if elected. cision about the new title, The forum was held at the Ox- there is a concern of time ford Conference Center at 6:30 and lack thereof. p.m. According to the ASB The candidates, alderman Consitution and Codes, and mayoral alike, said what fall student elections must the city is doing now in terms of be held fi ve weeks prior to Square parking is ineffective. Homecoming. This means However, alderman candi- candidates would begin date Ney Williams stood behind campaigning the third week the Downtown Parking Com- of school in the fall. While mission and its efforts to im- some senators proposed prove parking conditions. passing the bill now to al- Alderman candidate J.P. low for a later amendment, Hughes said the current at- others pointed out that this tempts at solving Oxford’s park- AUSTIN McAFEE | The Daily Mississippian could inconvenience male ing issue have cost taxpayers Oxford Mayor Pat Patterson speaks during an election forum Tuesday night. candidates running for elec- $100,000 in consulting fees. tion. “Parking has been a problem best interest of Oxford residents. ceum,” Wade said. Oxford primary elections will “Switching the name back since 1987,” Hughes said. “We Mayoral candidate Todd Candidates were also asked be held May 7, and the gen- and forth means those get- need to move in a faster, for- Wade, whose major campaign about the issue of Sunday alco- eral election will be held June ting ready to campaign have ward direction.” platform has involved includ- hol sales. The only candidate 4. A full list of candidates can no idea what title they’re Incumbent Mayor Pat Patter- ing Ole Miss more in the city’s who argued in favor of the cur- be found on the city of Oxford running for,” former ASB son opposed any tax increases actions, believes that a parking rent regulations to allow bars to website. Senator Jeremy Holliday that would help pay for a per- garage is a viable option. be open on Sundays for games Charlotte Mona Roi contrib- said. “They have to make manent parking structure, say- “We could have a parking ga- and holidays was Ulysses How- uted to this report. stickers, ﬂ yers, t-shirts and ing they would not be be in the rage made to look like the Ly- ell. videos.” Another concern is how long it takes for a bill to take Senior Senior Senior Senior effect. A bill goes into effect onorS HeSiS onorS HeSiS onorS HeSiS onorS HeSiS upon publishing. 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Bridges urged members to Claire Reid Ellen Graves Caitlan Eidt Marie Elise Williams “re-focus” in order to move International Studies Journalism Marketing Psychology forward in last night’s decision-making process. “When Cultures Collide: A “Strategic Marketing “Pediatric-Patient “We owe it to the students Comparative Study of the “Twitter and the 2012 Plan Suggestions for the Relationship Preferences to make a decision tonight,” Culinary Cultures of Uruguay Presidential Campaign” University of Mississippi Predicting Consultation Bridges said. and the Lebanese Community Study Abroad Office” Satisfaction” Some senators speculated in the Mississippi Delta” in the debate that without a Wednesday, May 1st Wednesday, May 1st Wednesday, May 1st fi nal decision in last night’s st meeting, a male personal- Wednesday, May 1 10:30 a.m. 1:00 p.m. 8:30 a.m. ity election would not take 10:00 a.m. Farley Hall Honors College Honors College place at all in the fall. 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Advice Column: How to Change Your Oil

BY MATTHEW BISHOP Dishwashing gloves neath it. Either drive the car up to drop the oil plug into the drain turning it to the right with your [email protected] •Funnel. Free Alternative: The ramps or jack the car up. If you pan; it’s not very fun fi shing for it. hand. top half of an old two-liter bottle use a jack, be sure to secure the Let the oil drain until step 5. Step 7: Pour in the new oil Changing your own oil is a •Oil fi lter wrench car with jack stands. Be sure put Step 4: Remove the old oil dirty, time-consuming job. But it •Kitty Litter to clean up any oil a chock (or large block) behind ﬁ lter also gives you a sense of accom- that was spilled. your rear wheels if you use a plishment and can sometimes be •A twelve-pack. The cheaper ramp. fun. Anybody is capable of do- the better. Step 3: Drain the oil ing it and it can save you a good Be sure you have not driven amount of money. your car for at least an hour or The oil cap should be near the So put on that T-shirt with the your oil will be HOT. top of the engine. Unscrew the huge nacho stain and prepare You’re going to need to locate cap and put about three quarts of to smell like a mechanic. Don’t the oil fi lter, which should be on oil in (a funnel really helps here). worry; I will guide you through the side of the engine. Look at the Then check the oil level on the the whole process. Once you get underneath the new fi lter if you’re not sure what dipstick and keep adding oil as Required Materials: car (be sure to have your wrench to look for. If it is diffi cult to reach needed. Be careful not to overfi ll. •Wrench to fi t your oil plug and drain pan) you need to lo- from the top of the engine, try to Now screw the oil cap back on. •Oil. Synthetic or convention- Step 1: Check your oil cate the drain plug. It should get it from the bottom. Once you Step 8: Check for any leaks al. Refer to your owner’s manual The sensors in some modern be the big bolt all by itself if you fi nd it, turn the fi lter to the left Start the car and let it run for or oil cap to see how much and vehicles can tell you when you look at the bottom of the engine and start to unscrew it. It you are about fi ve minutes. Check un- what the recommended weight need an oil change. But for good (the oil pan). Use your wrench having trouble gripping the oil derneath around the drain plug is. (i.e. 10w-30, 5w-40, etc.) measure, physically check your to break the oil plug loose. Then fi lter or if it is too tight, use the oil and oil fi lter for any leaks and •New oil fi lter oil. Pop the hood, pull out the turn it to the left with your hand fi lter wrench. The wrench will fi t tighten them if necessary. If your •Something to lift and hold the dipstick and look at the oil on it. while keeping pressure on the around the fi lter and the tighter car is equipped with an oil pres- car up. (i.e. ramps or a jack and If the oil is any shade of black or bolt. Once you have unscrewed you pull to the left, the tighter the sure gauge check to make sure jack stands.) dark brown, it is time to change the drain plug swiftly move it grip of the wrench. Once you the oil pressure isn’t too high or •Drain Pan. Cheap Alterna- your oil. out of the way. The oil will now unscrew the fi lter try taking it off low. tive: A big enough bowl Step 2: Lift the car up start to pour out of the oil pan so with the open part facing up be- Step 9: Recycle old oil Optional: You’re probably going to have make sure you have your drain cause you don’t want oil all over As per EPA regulations you •Gloves. Cheap Alternative: to raise the car to work under- pan in the right spot. Be sure not the place. After you get the fi lter just can’t pour old oil into a off, place it in the drain pan to let storm drain, and unless you want it drain completely. to have the oil laying around in Senior Senior Senior Step 5: Replace the oil plug your backyard for years, the best onorS HeSiS onorS HeSiS onorS HeSiS After the oil is fully drained, re- thing to do is to recycle it. Most H T H T H T place the oil plug. First tighten it serviceThe Daily stations Mississippian and even Wal- PreSenTaTion PreSenTaTion PreSenTaTion with your hand then fi nish it up Mart Servingwill take theyour Oledirty Miss oil for & with the wrench. free. 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Softball ends season with Alcorn State OLE MISS SPORTS INFORMATION Isiah Young named Drake BY ALLISON SLUSHER [email protected] Relays Most Outstanding The Ole Miss softball team Performer will wrap up their season today with a doubleheader against Al- corn State. The Rebels (23-31) DES MOINES – After a Had it not been for the tail- are looking to fi nish the year on showcase sprinting perfor- wind that was just 0.1 meters a positive note after going just mance in Iowa last week, per second over the allowable 3-21 in the Southeastern Confer- Ole Miss senior Isiah Young windspeed, the 2012 Olym- ence. earned the Maury White pian’s performance would Ole Miss is coming off a series Award as the Most Outstand- have been a Drake Relays re- loss against No. 15 Texas A&M, ing Performer in the men’s cord and broken the 30-year- while Alcorn State is coming off college and invitational divi- old mark of 10.11 set by Ala- a split series against Mississippi sion during the 104th Drake bama’s Calvin Smith in 1983. Valley where they won the fi rst Relays. He also anchored Ole Miss’ game 2-1 and dropped the sec- The award is voted on by 4x100 and 4x400-meter re- ond game 4-9. members of the media that lays, with the 4x1 unit clock- Senior Deanna Rancillio leads covered the Drake Relays. ing the second-best time in the Lady Braves in the circle Young repeated as the school history at 39.69. and is last week’s Southwestern Drake Relays champion in Next up for Young and the Athletic Conference Pitcher of the university 100-meter dash Rebels is the SEC Outdoor the Week. Rancillio is 2-6 on the FILE PHOTO (THOMAS GRANING) | The Daily Mississippian with a school-record time of Championships, May 9-12 in year with a 9.10 ERA. Madi Osias releases a pitch during Saturday’s game against Texas A&M. 10.07 in a slight (+2.1) wind. Columbia, Mo. Sophomore Alexandra Harris leads Alcorn State at the plate “We’ve still got a challenge in header. “We’re going to come hitting .341. Harris has hit one front of us. We’ve still got two out hard and battle.” home run this season in addi- games left to play,” Ole Miss The games are set for 4 p.m. tion to seven doubles and four assistant coach Mike Perniciaro and 6 p.m. today at the Ole Miss triples. said of the upcoming double- Softball Complex. 211 S. LAMAR, OXFORD 662-236-0050 DOORS OPEN at 8 PM • MUST BE 18 or OLDER Senior Senior Senior HonorS THeSiS HonorS THeSiS HonorS THeSiS PreSenTaTion PreSenTaTion PreSenTaTion Jacqueline Boyce Benjamin Hewitt Emily Wicks International Studies Classics Theatre Arts “Recycling Behavior in Germany in the Early “Cell-Signaling Pathway of “Welcome to 1990s: Person-Level and PGD and Its Receptors in the ‘Backstage’ Contextual Determinants Myocardial Inflammation” of Musical Theatre” of Recycling” Wednesday, May 1st Wednesday, May 1st Wednesday, May 1st 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. Honors College Honors College New Madrid Croft Institute Room 106 Room 309 may 1 wednesday The defense is open to the public. The defense is open to the public. The defense is open to the public. If you require special assistance relating to a If you require special assistance relating to a If you require special assistance relating to a disability, please contact Penny Leeton at disability, please contact Penny Leeton at disability, please contact Penny Leeton at featuring The Tenants 662-915-7266. 30508 662-915-7266. 30509 662-915-7266. 30506 30520 #larry20

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COLUMN for the fi rst and second rounds TENNIS, of the NCAA Tournament. The continued from page 8 Rebels played a regular season So long Ole Miss, it’s been fun match in Lubbock last season, know how hard we had to work where they dropped a 4-3 deci- BY CAMAL PETRO on The Daily Mississip- ers and coaches that I’ve that last match against Michigan sion to the Red Raiders. [email protected] pian staff, I have had a lot interviewed and anybody to go to the fi nal 16,” Chadwick In the fi rst round, Ole Miss of opportunities to cover else I have worked with or said. “This year will be no ex- (16-13) will play No. 14 Duke I have known for most of different sports and inter- has helped me during my ception. We got to be ready to (14-9), which was ranked as high my life I would attend Ole view various players and time here at Ole Miss. I re- play against Lehigh, and if we as No. 2 earlier this season, at 11 Miss, but I didn’t necessar- coaches. My first article, ally appreciate everything get through that one, then either a.m. May 11. ily know I would choose in the summer of 2011, in- they’ve done, and I look BYU and Memphis are two re- Regional host Texas Tech (19- the path of journalism. troduced the new assistant forward to using what I’ve ally good opponents.” 6), ranked No. 17 in the nation, is I’ve always been interested basketball coaches, and my learned post-graduation. The Rebels ended the regular the No. 16 overall seed and will in playing, watching and last assignment was cover- As much as I’m going to season ranked No. 7 in the na- play No. 67 College Charleston learning about different ing a baseball series earlier miss college, and I wish it tion and lost in the second round (20-8), the Southern Confer- sports, so sports journalism this semester. wasn’t over, I can’t wait to of the Southeastern Conference ence champion, in the other fi rst was a natural fit for me. I have also gotten the op- see what the future has in Tournament to Alabama. round match. The winners will Growing up and in high portunity to freelance for store for me. I guess we all “I feel like the team got a little play in the second round Sun- school, I never really my hometown paper, the must enter the real world bit stronger from (the loss to Ala- day at 1 p.m. thought of myself as a good Sun Herald in Biloxi, Miss. sooner or later. bama), and I think you’re going “We played there last year, writer. Even during my I am currently under a two- to see a team come out hungry so we are well aware of the sur- freshman year, I thought year contract, and while in this regional,” Chadwick said. roundings there,” head coach I struggled at it. Looking with the Sun Herald, I cov- “We feel like the break has Mark Beyers said. “We’ve been back, it’s kind of funny how ered Houston Nutt’s and served us well. The injuries there before, so it’s not a total I ended up choosing a ca- Pete Boone’s final press are starting to be manageable. surprise there. Duke, obviously reer in journalism. conference, as well as a fan We’re starting to practice hard earlier in the year, was one of Thanks to some great reaction story. I also cov- every day, everybody. I feel like the top teams in the country, teachers in the journalism ered the press conference we’re going to be in good shape but they have suffered some in- department, I would like to announcing the hiring of when it comes time to tee it off juries, so maybe not the worst think I have improved vast- current head football coach next Friday.” draw there. ly since my first journalism Hugh Freeze. Women’s tennis head- “As far as looking ahead to class. One of the best feel- I just want to thank my ed- ed back to Lubbock for trying to get to the Round of ings is having a friend tell itors, fellow writers, the me- NCAA Regional 16, you’re not facing a No. 1 or you, “Great article Camal.” dia relations department, The Ole Miss women’s tennis No. 2 team in the country right During my two years my parents, friends, play- team will return to Texas Tech away. I think it’s a great draw.”

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Rebel Netters to host Diamond Rebs to host St. Louis

NCAA Regionals By Matt Sigler [email protected]

No. 24 Ole Miss will look to get on track tonight as they take on Saint Louis in a nonconfer- ence midweek matchup. The Rebels (31-14) are coming off a weekend where they dropped two of three to conference foe Kentucky, while St. Louis (30- 13) enters the game after drop- ping two of three to Richmond University. AUSTIN McAFEE | The Daily Mississippian Ole Miss will send sopho- Members of the tennis team react after learning they will host the NCAA Regionals. more right-hander Josh Laxer to the mound to start the game. By Austin Miller Ole Miss (15-8), which lost to Laxer, who has been the Reb- [email protected] UCLA, 4-1, in the third round els’ consistent midweek starter, of the NCAA Championships enters the game with a 2-0 re- For the second straight year last season, is the No. 6 over- cord and 2.08 ERA in 10 ap- and the 11th time in the history all seed and will play Patriot pearances, seven of those being of the program, the Ole Miss League champion Lehigh (18-5) starts. men’s tennis team will host in the first round on May 10 at Saint Louis will counter with the first and second rounds of noon. freshman right-hander Joe Pow- FILE PHOTO (AUSTIN McAFEE) | The Daily Mississippian the NCAA Tournament at the In the other first round match, ell, who is 3-0 with a 3.00 ERA. Players walk off the field during the game Friday. Palmer/Salloum Tennis Center No. 32 Memphis, the Confer- Powell has seen action in 14 on the team with a .297 average. team in home runs with seven May 10-11. ence USA champion, will play games this season, but this will At the plate for Saint Louis, and six, respectively. “It’s become a tradition here, No. 39 BYU from the West be just his third start of the year. Grant Nelson leads the way First pitch between Ole Miss and it’s a great tradition,” head Coast Conference, and the At the plate for the Rebels, with a .350 batting average and and Saint Louis is set for 6:30 coach Billy Chadwick said of winners will play in the second junior catcher Stuart Turner 33 runs scored. The Billikens p.m. at Swayze Field. hosting. “It’s a big-time advan- round on May 11 at 2 p.m. continues to lead the way with a will turn to senior outfielder tage if you’re going to move “This is a team that’s been .376 batting average, but senior Alex Kelly and sophomore first For continuing coverage of Ole on to the final 16, and we’re in there before, and they also third baseman Andrew Mistone baseman Mike Vigliarolo for Miss baseball, follow @SigNew- hopes that we are going to take has begun to swing it well and their power supply. The duo ton_2 and @thedm_sports on Twit- advantage of that.” See TENNIS, PAGE 7 has moved into second position rank first and second on the ter.

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