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Monument plans continue Adderall dangerous if not prescribed Kim Breaux Itʼs not something the campus Senior Staff Reporter health center prescribes on a regular What seemingly harmless stimu- basis, she said. The center is for fol- lant can simultaneously amplify levels low-ups and urgent health care. Stu- of concentration and energy, secure a dents who use Adderall typically have person a spot in a jail cell and trigger a prescriptions from their hometown blood clot in the brain? doctors, she said. And unless diag- Something most people who nosed with attention deficit disor- use the prescription drug Ad- der, students derall donʼt know is a r e n ʼ t that with- getting out having p r e - had their scrip- b l o o d t i o n s pressure f r o m and pulse doctors. c h e c k e d , “You could and without a probably find Adderall in any circle of doctorʼs prescription for friends,” said one student who spoke a specific and tailored dos- on the condition of anonymity out of age based on an individualʼs needs, fear of potential legal ramifications. the odds are often increased that an “If you know someone who has it individual will face high blood pres- and supports that lifestyle, I would say sure and even a stroke, said Sandra itʼs pretty accessible.” Susie Penman The Daily Mississippian Bentley, V.B. Harrison Health Center If Adderall can be found, itʼs al- The drawings for the long-awaited civil rights monument have been completed. The monument will be director. ways with another student who has a placed in this area between the library and the Lyceum. “Those arenʼt minor problems,” prescription and either sells it or gives she said. “Not everyone reacts to [Ad- pills to friends, he said. Victoria Hiles planning to go further, Kellum said. metal, which takes longer, causing derall] the same way. Thatʼs why the His first experience with Adderall Senior Staff Reporter These drawings are the architectural a less predictable completion date, dose is so specific to a person.” was the summer before entering col- work of Jim Eley Associates and although it usually takes four to five Bentley said students take the med- lege in 2003, he said. Now, he takes The civil rights memorial is mov- it a few times each year when deal- ing forward, with the conceptual include architectural aspects of the months, depending on the workload icine for its stimulant effect, which memorial, such as the brick, seated of the sculptor, Kellum said Thurs- makes them stay awake and pay at- ing with the stress of final exams or drawings now complete, according lengthy papers. to Gloria Kellum, vice chancellor and covered area, known as mason- day. Sculptor Rod Morehead heads tention for longer periods of time. ry work, and the roof and the steel. this end of the project, but he gets Itʼs a medicine ideally prescribed by “Your ability to concentrate is for university relations at Ole Miss. vastly improved,” he said. “It seems Although this process may be The masonry work takes about one a little help from students and uses a psychiatrist, she said, although in year to complete. Then the process their feedback to help shape his de- some circumstances, pediatricians and to give you more control over your taking baby steps, it is all apart of a thoughts, and your ability to think and larger puzzle as these drawings must goes to the foundry stage. signs. general practitioners can prescribe it if The next step involves molding they are comfortable doing so. concentrate is profoundly increased.” be finished in order for the memorial See MONUMENT page 5 See ADDERALL page 5 City, county residents to vote on sportsplex soon Josh Thomas of Citizens for the Sports Complex, ational Authority have all endorsed Garrett said that he believes the measure is approved and after the Staff Reporter said that he would like to see all reg- the sports complex. Kleb Johnson, sports complex is not a pressing need construction of the complex is com- The citizens of Oxford and La- istered voters in Lafayette County director of the Oxford Park Com- for citizens. pleted. He cited the 2 percent food fayette County will vote Dec. 6 to vote in support of the building of the mission, also voiced support for the “This is not a burning need that and beverage tax levied a few years decide if they want to support the complex. sports complex in an interview with all of the public in Lafayette County ago to fund the construction of Ox- building of a massive sports com- He also said “many hundreds of The Daily Mississippian in October. needs to pay for,” he said. ford-University Stadium as an ex- plex on Old Sardis Road. [Ole Miss] students,” are registered Not all citizens are as supportive Garret also said he feels as though ample. The food and beverage tax is The complex will provide nine to vote in Lafayette County. Many of the sports complex issue as Yoste the city and county schools have ad- still in place, although construction soccer fields that will double as flag of them, especially the upperclass- and other community leaders. equate sports facilities for children has been completed for some time. football fields, 10 softball and base- men, have witnessed the growth in Citizen Harley Garrett said he already, and that if the complex is He said he believes the same sce- ball fields and a multi- purpose are- Oxford the past few years, Yoste will not vote in support of the com- built, it should be done with private nario is probable for the proposed tax na, according to a news release from said, and with the increased number plex because the construction would funding, like the Gertrude Ford Cen- increase necessary to generate funds Citizens for the Sports Complex, an of children and teenagers, the new require a new tax to be placed on ter for the Performing Arts on cam- to build and operate the complex. organization that advocates the con- facility is needed. citizens of Oxford and Lafayette pus. While some citizens disagree on struction of the complex. Yoste said he wanted to encour- County. “The Ford Center is an extremely the issue, both sides feel that people The news release also stated that age students to “give where you According to the news release, wonderful thing to have on campus,” should turn out Tuesday and vote. the arena will be used for agricultur- live,” by voting “yes” on Dec. 6. the cost of the complex will be just Garrett said, adding that it would Ole Miss students can vote at the al and equestrian purposes, as well The news release said the Lafay- more than $9.2 million. The result have been a “financial wipe out” if Oxford Courthouse and absentee as a facility for children with special ette County Board of Supervisors, will be a 4 mills increase to the tax the citizens of Oxford and Lafayette ballots are available. needs. Oxford Board of Aldermen, Mayor payers of Lafayette County for the County had to pay for it. Sixty percent of voters must say Major Geoffrey Yoste, chairman Richard Howorth and the members next 20 years to cover construction Garrett said he also questioned “yes” for the complex to be con- of the Lafayette-Oxford Recre- and operating costs. what would happen to the tax if the structed. Fire alarm monitoring system repaired after crash Megan Dickerson be aware of the situation,” physi- buildings were not affected, but the line,” Kahler said. must dial 9 and then 911 (9-911). Special to The DM cal plant associate director Buddy ability to notify the proper authori- Tips for students to follow if the Then, make a second call to the The Physical Plantʼs fire alarm Kahler said. ties to arrive at the necessary loca- situation happens again: University Police Department to monitoring computer crashed The Physical Plantʼs computer tion was hindered. The university In the event of a fire or the fire 915-4911 or to 915-7234 and tell Wednesday afternoon due to a monitors fire alarms 24 hours a contacted the fire department so alarm sounds in your building: UPD the location of the fire or fire glitch in the system. day, according to Kahler. The they could act accordingly if a fire Leave the building. alarm and that emergency 911 has A mass e-mail was sent to stu- computer system experienced an were to take place. Once outside, dial 9-1-1 and been called. dents to inform them of the situa- electronic glitch that shut down the Thursday afternoon the glitch in give the dispatcher the buildingʼs Everyone will be notified via tion. system. the system was fixed. name and location. On a campus e-mail when the monitoring com- “We wanted the students to The fire alarms in the university “Everything is back up and on- telephone with a 915 prefix, you puter system is back online. OPINION OPINION FRIDAY • DECEMBER 2, 2005 PAGE 3 Brandon Niemeyer www.thedmonline.com PPAGEAGE 22 915-5503 DecemberApril 16, 22004, 2005 915-5503 Farewell to The DM, not Oxford [email protected] Q: Who wrote “It Came Upon the Midnight Clear? After approximately left by another DM staff 40, donʼt get anything you canʼt six years of work, my member who graduated get rid of and donʼt do hard drugs.” A: Unitarian Minister Edmund Hamilton Sears days are ending with last year after a lengthy Weʼve since argued the semantics of A merry The Daily Mississip- tenure. Godfrey managed “hard drugs,” and I donʼt believe Iʼve Medicare reforms necessary pian and The University to steal my idea of the fathered any children. Unitarians can make a difference! of Mississippi. I could Jack Kerouac quote and Working anywhere for the better holiday edicare - the financial life- some to close their doors to pa- cases below the 80 percent in order return to Olive Branch summarize what needs to half of a decade, you start having line and primary insurer tients with Medicare. to stay afloat. By its very nature and work a menial job be said. inside jokes, made more hilarious Join us Sundays at 11:00 am . . . Child care provided. Finally, we draw near the end of yet another semester – and not before grad school, but I wonʼt dare pretend by a caffeine-infused sleep depriva- of Americaʼs elderly “Family physicians have been as an average of all of the prices, Rev. Doak Mansfi eld: a moment too soon. M– could be leaving surveyed several times, some doctors are bound to not even Iʼd rather dwell in this to be a good or a decent tion only known to crack addicts and Dec. 4 Classes, tests, the late nights spent studying and, yes, the late many of them sick and and 28 percent already be able to find a distributor with beautiful town while person. Iʼve developed newspaper writers. “I recalled all the “Spirituality and UUʼs: Get Real!?” nights spent partying, have just about done us in for 2005. unable to find a doctor do not take Medicare medicine at the average sale price, Iʼm still welcome. So, Brandon Niemeyer too many vices and am deadlines come and gone since those Many of us will be heading out next week to cross the country next year. That is, if patients because by much less find one below the 80 Iʼll be hanging around DM Opinion Editor filled with too much times, the hard work and sleepless “UU Principle 3: Acceptance of one to celebrate the holidays with our families and friends. for a while longer, just self-loathing and debili- nights with burning tongue from cuts in Medicare are the time they pay their percent mark. Dec. 11 another and encouragement to But whether you spend the five-week holiday sleeping, eating, allowed to go through overhead costs, they This has forced some oncolo- not as a student or opinion editor. tating apathy for that. Iʼm merely, “a the cigarettes and No-Doz,” Willie working or staying and studying through Wintersession, take a in 2006, on top of cuts canʼt continue to run on gists to turn patients away, and Ugg boots will fill in where my torn- youth — not beautiful, not brilliant, Morris wrote. Iʼve developed a skill spiritual growth” little time to relax and recover. that took place in 2005. the limited Medicare others to unnecessarily hospital- up Converse shoes or bare feet have not industrious, not good, not kind, of tossing cigarettes off the balcony Indeed, much of the state will spend this break trying to find “There will be a 4.4 payments,” said Hill, ize their patients for treatments resided for far too long. not even ambitious, given to excesses of the second floor of Bishop Hall, Dec. 18 Norm Easterbrook: the good at the end of the devastating year we have just endured. percent cut in 2006 and who is also a practicing that could have been given in the Itʼs difficult to summarize the and confusions, thrown between attempting to land them in a drainage “Moravian Church Lovefeast Service” Whether we have lost homes on the coast or have loved ones if things continue to go family physician from doctorʼs office at a much lower emotions and feelings swirling about melancholy and random violence, grate below. in conflict, this is a time to revisit the relationships we cherish, as planned, then there Tupelo. “So they are no cost to Medicare and provided the right now. Iʼll no longer be a student between cold mire and the hot So, to all the DM staff members, rebuild our strength and reaffirm our faith. David Thigpen at a university that Iʼve developed flame, between curiosity and apathy, past, present and future, I salute you. Christmas Song, Food and Fellowship will be a 26 percent DM Columnist longer taking Medicare patient with a much higher quality Dec. 25 Some people have long distanc- cut over the next six patients.” of life. a love-hate relationship with over between humility and self-love, No group of miscreants has ever es to travel in getting to wherever years,” said J. Edmund Hill, the But the cuts arenʼt just restricted The most ridiculous part of this, the years, a nice juxtaposition when between yesterday and tomorrow,” as been assembled, and after all, we do Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Oxford OUR VIEW – home may be; for others, home is just receiving criticism from others that Warren described Jack Burden. Yet, it daily. Have a happy, and president of the American Medical to payments to physicians for though, is that if the people who a short way down the road. Association, in an interview with services. currently have Medicare didnʼt I should have gone somewhere else. if life is worth living, itʼs worth toler- “The whole conviction of my life Sunday Services, Sunday School, Youth Groups safe, holiday sea- We wish for everyone to have a me last week. “We are fearful that The cuts also impacted pay- have Medicare or any other insur- For every moment that Iʼve hated ating a lot of regrets and knowledge now rests upon the belief that loneli- safe path to travel this holiday, and we From Jackson Ave, take College Hill/Old Sardis Road north. Stay on Old Sardis son. many are not going to be able to ments for physician administered ance at all and could not afford the the university, had problems with a of being able to do things better. ness, far from being a rare and curi- Road for 4.6 miles. Turn right on CR 198. UU Hall is a quarter mile on the left. encourage everyone to make the most get a doctor.” oncology (cancer) drugs, which, medicine, they would be able to decision by the administration, hated For six years, Oxford has been my ous phenomenon, peculiar to myself sensible decisions. Hill said the cuts are caused by after changes in 2005, were below get the same medicine they have attendance policies and lengthy term stomping grounds, a place filled with and to a few other solitary men, is the For more information, call 513-0970 or e-mail Remember: There will be many the way that Medicare is set up. what it actually costs to buy some to stay in the hospital to get in the papers, Iʼve had equally happy mo- wild parties, random debauchery and central and inevitable fact of human [email protected] other people on the highways not necessarily making sensible With the Medicare payments tied of the drugs necessary to treat doctorʼs office, providing them ments. I realize, with a great deal of some nights I canʼt remember. And existence,” Tom Wolfe wrote. www.uuoxford.com decisions themselves, and as always in winter, nasty weather can to the Gross Domestic Product by many patients. with a better quality of life than sorrow, these days are now over. I wouldnʼt give it up for anything. Maybe at the end of all this, I can be expected. the 1997 Omnibus Bill and not Under the new system, reim- they have with Medicare. Iʼve grown to have numerous I did follow my motherʼs advice just go find a banana fish. Please drive safely. to the Medicare Economic Index, bursements When mentors distributed throughout the when she dropped me off in front of Yet, of course, before we can get out the door, we still face which is based on the inflation for drugs are someone is campus. So, to Dr. Eagles, who has Kincannon with two Hefty bags and Brandon is a senior history major one last and rather infamous challenge for the year – exam week. of practice costs, the amount of based on the In the short term, better off tolerated me and taught me so much; a passing wave. She told me, “Donʼt from Olive Branch. Get Ready To Go… Study hard, and sleep as well and as often as possible. money that a physician is reim- average sale without a to Dr. Neff for his amazing lectures; make me a grandmother before Iʼm Your brain certainly wonʼt remember those things youʼve “the government needs to fully to Michelle, the history departmentʼs bursed by Medicare for services price of that government learned unless itʼs rested. could be out of line with what they drug, which program secretary, for releasing holds and Fly Tupelo But study, too, of course, and think of your grandmotherʼs fund Medicare and give doc- allowing me to get into classes listed Family Clinic actually have to pay to give those is an aver- than with Now Open! Acute Care sweets or the smell of the Christmas tree or the sound of wrapping services. age of all of tors proper reimbursements. it, then you as full; to Susan Glisson, who has + of Oxford paper being torn off boxes – whatever it takes to get you through This means that if the economy the prices in know that taught me more than almost anyone; SAFE… this last week. is doing well, the costs will come the nation. the govern- to Ralph Braseth, who has put up OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK! Coffee pots ready? Then good luck! under Medicare payments, but Oncologists ment has with me for the long-haul and set me Walk-Ins Welcome! And have a safe and happy holiday season. since the economy hasnʼt been are allowed to bill for up to 106 failed to achieve” its goal with that straight numerous times, I am forever • Minor Emergencies • Acute & chronic health conditions SECURE… doing that well, there is a cut built percent of the average sale price, program and it needs reform. indebted. To the numerous students • Annual physical exams • High blood pressure/diabetes The DM Editorial Board is composed of Editor Sheena Barnett, Opinion into the Medicare system that and Medicare only pays for 80 In the short term, the govern- who would like to find me one day • Diet Management Programs Flu Shots Clinic Hours: Editor Brandon Niemeyer, freshman international studies major John Martin, in a back alley, well, Iʼm leaving, and • Children, adolescents, adults Mon-Fri 8am-6pm would not otherwise be there if the percent of what oncologists bill. ment needs to fully fund Medicare Saturday 9am-3pm • Womenʼs health conditions available CONVENIENT. sophomore journalism and philosophy major Meghan Blalock, senior psychol- Medicare costs were based on the The remaining 20 percent is paid and give doctors proper reim- you should be happy. Sunday 1pm-4pm ogy major Ryan Upshaw and sophomore English and secondary education Medicare Economic Index. directly by the patient or by a sup- bursements. In the long term, the I believe Charlie Daniels best 2200 South Lamar, Suite A For All Your Holiday Travel. major Sydney McGaha. “In a poll conducted by the plementary insurance policy, and government needs to consider summarized how most people view Located in Oxford Medical Building (Dr. Hopkinsʼ Old Offi ce) (662) 234-1977 American Medical Association, 38 when you consider that many of overhauling the program, phasing me, “Heʼs a friend of them long percent of physicians polled said these treatments can cost thousands the program out or giving people haired, hippy-type, pinko f...! I that they may no longer accept of dollars, most patients who donʼt the option of having either private betchya heʼs even got a commie flag patients with Medicare,” Hill said. have supplementary insurance insurance or a scaled-back version tacked up on the wall inside of his “We are concerned that medical policy cannot afford to pay the 20 of Medicare, because the current garage.” But I no longer care. As Ste- care may suffer because of a failure percent for the drugs. system is not working. ven Schwerner, the brother of slain civil rightsʼ worker Michael Schwer- on the policy makerʼs part.” So, doctors have to figure out a David is a senior math and journal- Hill said that problems with the way to find drugs not only below ner, told me last summer, “If youʼre 201 Bishop Hall • University, MS 38677 ism major from Jackson. He can be cuts in 2005 have already forced the average sale price, but in some reached at [email protected] not fighting for social justice, youʼre Newsroom: 915-5503 Advertising: 915-5503 fighting against it.” My friends (who, Web site: www.thedmonline.com oddly enough, are mostly conserva- e-mail: [email protected] tive, often vehemently so) tolerate my lust for liberal politics and social- www.flytupelo.com © Daily Journal ‘05 MEMBER OF THE EDITORIAL STAFF ist programs. Editor in Chief Sheena Barnett ʻHolidaysʼ not just for gifts But, this column is about coaxing MISSISSIPPI PRESS ASSOCIATION Managing Editor Hannah Donegan my ego and getting a few more jabs Campus News Editor Bryan Doyle Jonathan Ludwig After careful consideration, it under the guise of the separation in, not some wax-sentimental piece City News Editor Marti Covington The Lariat seems from every side traditional of church and state. about the university. Theyʼll continue Opinion Editor Brandon Niemeyer WACO, Texas — Once upon Christian culture is being exter- In order to make all reli- to screw up, and Iʼll continue to Sports Editor Tyler Nelson a time, there lived a large com- minated from modern, “progres- gions equal or, rather, to negate cringe and get angry. Plus, Chancel- Arts & Life Editor Lori Simpson pany in a large country selling sive” culture in subtle ways that possible lawsuits, no religious lor Khayat will always remember my Photo Editor Matthew Sharpe large amounts of coffee. do not attract much attention expression is tolerated. hatred of orange sidewalks. Director of Student Media but do, over time, have a way of Whatʼs happening here Ralph Braseth Assistant Photo Editor Darrell Blakely During the Christmas holi- The first thing on my post-gradu- News Layout Designer David Thigpen days, Starbucks Corporation slowly reducing religious influ- shouldnʼt be taken lightly. Of ate list is finding a job. For the past Faculty Adviser Editorial Assistant Brian Watkins would use red holiday-themed ence. course Christmas is all about few weeks, Iʼve resisted and physi- Marty Russell Copy Editor Corey Martin cups to usher in its winter/holi- Influence of many items con- enjoying warmth, merrymaking cally cringed at the question often Amy Schmidt day drink promotions, specifi- sidered good by an overwhelm- and cheer – all the feel-good, posed to a graduate: “ So, what are Creative/Technical Online Editor E. H. McClary cally pumpkin-spice, ginger- ing majority that deteriorates pat-myself-on-the-back stuff – you going to do now?” Part of me Supervisor bread and eggnog lattes – the more each year: family cohe- but itʼs also about deeper notions Peter Cleary wants to endeavour on a period of expensive drinks. sion, the authority of a higher like giving, loving and values The Great Sleep, as described by ADVERTISING STAFF In some cities, the promo- being, values of prudence, gen- that are truly valuable to society Robert Penn Warren in “All the tion would refer to the season erosity and most of all, love. – not sanitizing culture to fit a Kingʼs Men.” Iʼve also considered Sales Representatives: Ashley Atiyeh, Andrea Buerck, as “Christmas” and in some But will gifts of cosmetic certain perspective, as France joining the Israeli army for kicks, but Holli Fisher, Ronald Odom, Elan Walker, Bradley Van Sickle areas, such as Austin, as the surgery, Best Buy cards and has done for decades. soon discovered that not being Jew- “Holidays.” This is smart adver- clothes fill the void left by the No, I will be sipping my Creative Services: Renate Ferreira, Stephen Rogers, ish or knowing any Hebrew except tising, but without Christmas, aforementioned values? Do gifts Christmas blend Starbucks cof- for “Shalom” would disqualify me Kym Miller, Brad Porter, Zac Wilson, Emily Berry what are we celebrating? equal love? fee, knowing that my religious from any potential there. So, I may 12/31/05 12/31/05 As if on cue, the anti-religious Perhaps this slide is merely background isnʼt something to be joining the circus soon. I believe a The Daily Mississippian is a student-edited newspaper published daily except Saturday and Sunday dur- the by-product of gorging our- be embarrassed about, but some- companies of every industry have history degree has prepared me well ing the academic year University of Mississippi, University, MS 38677-9701. Contents do not represent decided to change their winter selves on materialism, but there thing to celebrate in light of left- the official opinions of the university or The Daily Mississippian unless specifically indicated. 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PAGE 4 FRIDAY • DECEMBER 2, 2005 FRIDAY • December 2, 2005 PAGE 5 Parade and tree-lighting tradition continues Crystal Gale to perform at Ford Center Cristen Bland “Thatʼs not to say we wonʼt have of the ornament contest will be an- forward to the parade every year. parade, but there is one rule: thereʼs cert is part of the Ford Series and older sister, Loretta Lynn, to take Make My Brown Eyes Blue,” Tickets are just $33, 30, 27 Staff Reporter Lauren Roberts some more.” nounced. “I like to go and watch the bands only one Santa, and heʼs always at Special to The DM a special holiday show. the name of Crystal as she began her “enduring career signature and can be purchased at the Cen- “Here comes Santa, here comes The event, which is sponsored in According to the Ole Miss cam- since I no longer have to march in the very end of the procession. “Itʼs a great holiday show her musical career. song to date”. tral Ticket Office, 915-7411. The Gertrude Castellow Ford Santa,” will be heard on Dec. 5 when part by the Oxford Lions Club, will pus programming Web site, “dig- them,” said Krystal Kuchenmeis- Along with the different floats that is heartwarming,” said Nor- Her hits include “Iʼve Cried Her fourth album, “We Must For more information, contact Center for the Performing Arts the annual Oxford, Lafayette and begin around 7 p.m. at the Midtown nitaries, including the Chancellor ter, a 20-year-old junior computer and the local bands, everyone will man Easterbrook, director of the the Blue Right Out of My Eyes,” Believe in Magic,” sent her on Jennifer Pardoe at 915-2787, or presents singer Crystal Gayle in university Christmas parade comes Shopping center across from Handy and Mayor of Oxford, share their science major from Sardis. “After get to see Oxfordʼs citizen of the Ford Center. a song written by Lynn, “Wrong her way to being the first female go online at http://olemiss.edu/ concert on Dec. 6. through town. Andyʼs. It ends in front of the Ly- thoughts about the spirit of the sea- marching with the junior ROTC in year, Darryail Whittington, who will According to Web Site http:// Road Again,” her debut top ten- artist in country music history to depts/fordcenter/. The event will be held at 8 “This yearʼs parade has around ceum for the tree lighting around 8 son” when the parade reaches the top high school, itʼs fun to just go and be similar to the grand marshal of the www.crystalgayle.com, Brenda record, “Iʼll Get Over You”, her achieve platinum album sales, Lauren Roberts can be reached at p.m. in the auditorium. The con- 20 floats,” said Ron Kitchens, Ox- p.m. of the Circle. watch now.” parade. Gayle Webb was advised by her first No. 1 single and “Donʼt It according to the Web site. [email protected] ford Lions Club member who has Along with the lighting of the The theme chosen this year is “A According to Kitchens, thereʼs The Lions club, university pro- helped prepare the parade in the past. tree, the Ole Miss Gospel Choir Season for Giving.” still time to fill out an application to gramming board and the universityʼs will be performing, and the winner “Lions club members choose the have a float. department of programming want theme,” Kitchens said. “Since the di- “Weʼll take applications until the everyone to come out and enjoy the sasters on the Mississippi and Loui- last minute on Monday,” Kitchens parade. Adderall: Many people use the drug to help during finals, papers siana coast, weʼve seen an outpour- said. “The only regulation to having “Itʼs going to be a great parade,” ago. He said before coming to Ole out,” he said. Still, students want Ad- prescription proves to be invalid or much pressure on the body. Come get what’s ing of gifts, and we want to continue a float is that there must be walkers Kitchens said. “And itʼs a great way From Page 1 Miss, he was embarrassed about his derall. And, despite laws that prohibit when a prescription has been tam- “No one wants to give a friend it throughout the Christmas season.” beside them.” for the community to get together To him, using Adderall is not en- diagnosis, but he was surprised at the sharing of prescriptions, students pered with, the district attorney is medication that might leave him or Many people from the area look There is no specific order for the and celebrate Christmas.” on your Christmas List! tirely unlike drinking coffee or taking how open his college friends have are finding ways to get it. called and prosecution is pursued, her hospitalized,” Bentley said. “The Cristen Bland can be reached at caffeine pills. Only, he said, the af- [email protected] been about the disorder. McDonald said he does not sell his said Bentley. person who gets the prescription ter-effects arenʼt negative. When the “A lot of people are prescribed,” prescriptions. “Once I turn them over to the DA, needs to be responsible.” effects wear off and the lack of sleep McDonald said. “Some people just “I donʼt want to go to jail for sell- itʼs their problem,” she said. The consequences are real, she catches up with him, he said things choose to abuse it. If I didnʼt have ing drugs,” he said. Still, in spite of warnings, students said. are returning to normal. Exhaustion ADD, I wouldnʼt use it.” Aside from buying prescriptions want the medicine. “Young people can have a stroke,” DO YOU WANT TO takes over. McDonald usually takes Adderall from other students and buying indi- McDonald said he knows several said Bentley. Man taken He said heʼs never heard of any- just once a week and plans to take vidual pills, there are some students people who have ADD, but he also And the probability of having thing bad happening to students who the medicine this weekend to help who get the prescriptions from their knows many people who donʼt have a stroke increases with someone WIN @ SPADES? use Adderall without an ADD diagno- him prepare for finals. For people parents who are doctors. There are the disorder who use Adderall. who has never used the medication. in after sis. In fact, he said what information who donʼt have ADD, he said the students who make their own pre- Pills can go for $5 or $10 per pill, Strokes can entail anything from is out there regarding health reper- medicine is like the stimulant meth- scriptions, McDonald said, who said depending on the strength of the pill. headaches to permanent arm or eye % % cussions is often sensationalized and amphetamine, also known as speed. he doesnʼt believe pharmacies can “Anyone who can get a hold of impairments, among others. Part of 25 - 75 OFF ENTIRE STORE Learn to play Bridge one-sided, giving people the worst- People without ADD can achieve the check for a prescriptionʼs authentic- Adderall will,” he said. the brain dies, she said. And those case scenarios instead of the more- *including Premium Denim Lessons for beginners and intermediates start in January. standoff same effects as someone diagnosed ity. Probably between three and four people will spend the rest of their frequent reality of the situation. with the disorder, McDonald said, However, Bentley said itʼs quite out of every five students will be us- lives living with the consequences of Associated Press While he said he doesnʼt know a only their effects are higher. obvious to pharmacists if a pre- ing Adderall during finals week, Mc- their actions. TWO DAYS ONLY Ann Gill lot of people who use Adderall, he did COLUMBUS — A Columbus “Once youʼre off, you just have scription has been tampered with or Donald said. “It doesnʼt take much,” Bentley 662-234-0946 say he knows at least five people with this major crash,” he said. “Some- forged. For one, there are numeric Bentley said she urges students said. December 1 & 2 man wanted for questioning in the prescriptions and between 10 and 20 Monday - Saturday 10am - 5:30pm slaying of a Starkville woman is in times people just take it to feel good. codes that identify doctors, she said, to exercise caution before taking the Taught by American Contract Bridge League certifi ed teacher others who use the medicine recre- Itʼs a stimulant on your mind.” and pharmacists are trained in read- medication that can often place too Kim Breaux can be reached at custody after an hours-long standoff ationally without a prescription. [email protected] 1501 Jackson Avenue • 662.236.7818 American Contract Bridge League with law enforcement officers. McDonald said heʼs normally de- ing prescriptions and are familiar And heʼs not alone in knowing pressed for at least one day after stop- with what should and should not be Police arrested Floyd Robinson at plenty of people with access to pre- his east Columbus home shortly be- ping use of Adderall. Itʼs a big reason on a prescription. As a result, forged scriptions and pills. heʼs now trying to control his disorder or manipulated prescriptions are very fore 11 p.m. Wednesday. He had been Patrick McDonald, a sophomore holed up in the house for about six and eventually quit using the medi- rare, she said. business major from Charlotte, N.C., cine altogether. But in cases where doctors are hours while Oktibbeha and Lowndes was diagnosed with ADD three years counties officers, as well as some fam- “Emotionally, you just bottom called to verify prescriptions and the ily and friends, tried to coax him out. Police said they wanted to talk to Robinson about the death of Bridget Moore, a 43-year-old Starkville hair- Monument: PHI KAPPA PHI stylist. After his arrest, authorities said Sculpture part of compromise L ves they recovered a .25-caliber automatic From Page 1 sculpture aspect accordingly, she said. was the spring of 2003 with an Oct. 1, Fellowship/Grant Opportunities pistol from Robinsonʼs vehicle. The placement of the sculpture in re- 2003 dedication date, and the project DG “Iʼm very pleased with the prog- The victimʼs sister had alerted the lation to Meredith is something still to suffered several delays. Graduate Fellowships Oktibbeha County Sheriffʼs Depart- ress made so far on the monument. be decided. Kellumʼs feelings on how the ment on Wednesday afternoon of The sculptor has already begun work- The installment of the Meredith community supports the monument Application Deadline: February 1, 2006 something suspicious at her sisterʼs ing on his sculpture and I feel good sculpture was a compromise between are cemented. house. A deputy later found Moore that weʼre moving forward,” Kellum students and the Ole Miss adminis- Oxford residents and the univer- Study Abroad Grants dead at the home. said. “I think weʼll begin to see con- tration on Oct. 27, a month after the sity have agreed on the construction Robinson, Bridget Mooreʼs boy- struction very soon.” administration rejected the initial de- of the monument which makes her Application Deadline: February 15, 2006 Karen Her goal is to have the monument friend, was considered a “person of sign on Oct. 4, one that took more happy, she said. interest” in the case, police said. completed by spring of 2006; how- than three years to organize, proposed “This monument will represent a Information and Application Packets available at “We appealed several different ever, it could possibly not be finished by the Civil Rights Commemorative significant role for providing higher times to make contact with anyone until later that summer. 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PAGE 6 FRIDAY • DECEMBER 2, 2005 FRIDAY • DECEMBER 2, 2005 PAGE 7 ’86 Bronco being given away in front of Union Graduate conference to kickoff in January Anna Greer touch the Bronco the longest. Oxfam was a good charity to do- There will be a 10 minute break All of the proceeds from the Lauren Roberts “Throughout the year, our discuss writing a personal state- Christy Wyandt, associate Each session will last approxi- Special to The DM The group got University nate to,” Strickland said. every two hours where water and competition will go to Oxfam. Special to The DM main focus is to recruit both in ment, which is also crucial to the dean for the graduate school, will mately 30 minutes, and for those As part of a final project for Sporting Goods on the Oxford The competition will be held snacks will be provided. Through the Oxfam charity, $9 The Ole Miss Graduate and out-of-state students. But application of most higher edu- be there to discuss various things who wish to apply to the Ole their Honors 101 class, four Sally square to sponsor the competi- in front of the Union tomorrow There will also be a conces- can pay for two water purification School presents its free “Gradu- we donʼt want to overlook stu- cation programs, including law that may help students with Miss Graduate School, the usual McDonnell Barksdale Honors tion. at 6 p.m. sion stand set up which will sell buckets, $18 can pay for three ate School 501 Conference.” dents already at Ole Miss, so we school. their journey through graduate $25 fee will be waived. College freshmen are raising Garrett Strickland is the group Anyone who wants to enter drinks and snacks for spectators. textbooks for children in Zambia The conference will be from felt the need to develop a pro- A Career Center representa- school. Pam Starling with the Office money for a charity by giving member who donated the car. the competition must pay a non- The last contestant to stop touch- and $35 can feed three children 8:30 a.m. until noon on Thursday, gram specifically for Ole Miss tive will be available to discuss Assistant Dean of the Gradu- of Outreach said she finds it im- away a car in front of the Student “Iʼve heard of competitions refundable entry fee of $30 and ing the Bronco will be the carʼs in Malawi for a month. Jan. 12, 2006 in Holman Hall, students,” said Amanda Walker, letters of recommendation and ate School Tyrus McCarty will portant that not only is this the Union. like this, so it just sounded like sign a waiver before participat- new owner. The group is also accepting room 30. All Ole Miss students, a graduate school recruiter. why they are so valuable to grad- discuss financial aid, an issue first time a conference like this These students have been fun,” said freshman Garrett ing. “Oxfam is an international any financial donations. particularly juniors and seniors Susan Kelly, a representa- uate school admission. that is very important to many has been offered to only Ole Miss challenged to raise a minimum Strickland, an undecided major According to the competitionʼs charity that works with others to “We just hope to raise money who may be interested in attend- tive of Kaplan, Inc., will present Maurice Eftink, dean of the students. students, but also that itʼs free. of $100 to donate to the overseas from Oxford. Web site, http://www.xanga.com/ find solutions to poverty around for this worthwhile organization ing graduate school, can attend. hints and helpful suggestions on graduate school, will be talking He will discuss different ways To register, go to the link re- charity Oxfam. “The car belonged to me, but winthebronco, once the contest the world,” said Katie Swain, a while having some fun,” Swain The event will cover informa- taking the GRE and GMAT, two about success factors in graduate to help pay for higher education, garding the event on the graduate The car up for grabs is a 1986 I got a new one for my birthday. begins at 6 p.m, all participants freshman international studies said. tion concerning many aspects tests that are essential to gain- school education. such as being a teaching assis- school homepage, http://www. Ford Bronco II. When my parents decided to do- must have some part of their body major from Madison and a group of not only getting into gradu- ing entrance into most graduate He will also discuss what tant, what requirements there are olemiss.edu/depts/graduate_ The challenge is to see who can nate the car to charity, we thought touching the Bronco at all times. member. Anna Greer can be reached at [email protected] ate school, but also tips on how schools. graduate school can do for stu- for being a teaching assistant and school. Brenda Robertson with the dents, as well as who is a good getting minority scholarships, in to succeed while doing graduate Lauren Roberts can be reached at studies. Writing Center will be present to candidate for graduate school. addition to other topics. [email protected] Due to rising enrollment, The W gets co-ed dorms Jessica L. Rainey Women announced recently that it at the college grew drastically in dents into Kincannon Hall, a single also changing over to a more com- Special to The DM will change two dorms into coed the past few years. building residence hall. Another munity-based system where stu- Three Proud Larry’s The Mississippi University for housing starting in the fall of 2006. The W plans to close one dor- building, Grossnickle Hall, will dents are grouped into dorms based 211 S. Lamar Oxford, MS, U.S.A • 236-0050 The decision came after enrollment mitory and move about 200 stu- house approximately 50 male and on a certain major or social group. www.proudlarrys.com female honor students. According All co-ed dormitories in the to Bucky Wesley, vice president of state have to be approved by the student services at MUW, men and Institute of Higher Learning board, killed women students will stay on sepa- which oversees eight universities TONIGHT rate floors inside the two halls. in the state. The board meets once “At every door on every wing in in January and once in June. The All I Want for Chris the residence hall, there will [be] boardʼs Web site states itʼs position in crash Happy tmas is control via an access card. Only on coed dorms. Associated Press people who live in that wing will “The Board declares itself in OUTFORMATION have access to that wing,” Wesley opposition to coeducational dor- RAYMOND — Three people said. mitories at the various institutions died Thursday when their small 1 sweater b plane crashed and burned at the oots The proposed plan is supposed and hereby directs the institutional Holidays! to save $100,000 a year, which heads not to approve joint housing John Bell Williams Airport near SATURDAY school officials plan to use for facilities on campus for undergrad- Raymond, authorities said. 2 snow bo maintenance of all the residence uate single students of opposite Capt. Steve Pickett of the ots halls. sexes. 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PAGE 8 FRIDAY • DECEMBER 2, 2005 Victory! PAGE 9 Tyler Nelson Decorations can be fire risk December 2, 2005 Whitney Kuhn catching fire,” Mackey said. approved insures that each rise to extreme temperatures Staff Reporter Christmas lights also pose strand has been tested thor- and, in many cases, to ignite. The hustle and bustle dur- a safety hazard during the oughly and are built to proper “Many fires this holiday ing holiday time often distracts holiday season. safety laws. season will be because of Lineman tabbed Many people reuse the Another fire hazard that peoplesʼ constant forgetful- Rebs battle UAB Saturday many from keeping a watch- ful eye over their Christmas same strands for several plagues homeowners in the ness of home heaters, deco- Chase Parham but they have been very competitive,” the break, including a clash with No. trees, lights, candles, space years. holiday season are space rations and trees,” said Jerry Staff Reporter Ross said. “They are well-coached, 6 Rutgers and a post-Christmas trip to heaters and other decorations Mackey said that people heaters, wood heaters and any Johnson, Oxford fire chief. After dominating Rice in the sea- and the recruits are getting better each Coral Gables, Fla., for the Hurricane most valuable senior that pose fire risks. who reuse their lights should other type of heating device Additional fire safety tips son opener, the Lady Rebs now wel- year.” Holiday Tournament. Staff & Wire Other career totals included Millard Mackey, chief check their wiring because that is used in your home. specific to the holiday season come another Conference USA mem- The Lady Blazers return four start- “This is when we pretend we are JACKSON – Ole Miss defen- 16.5 tackles behind the line for state fire marshal, said a live lights with years of wear and No heating devices should can be found on the Web site ber into Tad Smith Coliseum. ers and 10 lettermen from last yearʼs in the WNBA,” Ross said. “We just sive lineman Michael Bozeman minus 56 yards, three sacks for Christmas tree in the home is tear can become frayed, worn be left unattended or placed of the state fire marshalʼs of- Ole Miss looks for its sixth win 7-21 team. They are led in scoring have to act like professionals and stay was honored this week by the minus 28 yards, three caused often a cause of fires in resi- out and, ultimately, a huge somewhere in the home where fice at http://www.doi.state. of the season as the UAB Lady Blaz- by junior guards Crystal McFadden focused.” Jackson Touchdown fumbles, one pass fire and safety hazard. there is not at least three to ms.us. They can also be con- dences. ers invade Oxford for a 2 p.m. tip on and Carmen Guzman with 13.3 and Chase Parham can be reached at Club as the Most defended and 10 QB “Always make sure that “Always look at the label four feet of clear and open tacted by telephone at 601- Saturday. UAB is 1-3 on the year and 11.8 ppg, respectively. At 6-foot-4, ju- [email protected] Valuable Senior on pressures. the trunk is completely sub- when purchasing new lights space around them. 359-1061. is coming off an 84-58 thrashing at nior Domaneice Moore is the 2005 Rebel team. Other players just to verify that they are UL People often carelessly merged in water so the nee- Whitney Kuhn the hands of Chattanooga. Their lone UABʼs biggest post pres- A 6-foot-2, 290- recognized as Most dles donʼt dry out, which will [Underwritersʼ Laboratories] place gifts, boxes, rugs or can be reached at victory was an 11-point decision over ence as she averages just pound nose tackle Valuable Seniors by increase the treesʼ chance of approved,” he said. even furniture in front of the [email protected] Jackson State. shy of 13 boards per game. from Hawkinsville, the Jackson Touch- Having lights that are UL- heater, causing the object to The Lady Rebels, meanwhile, en- Moore leads an inside at- Ga., Bozeman start- down Club included ter the weekend tilt with momentum tack that is outrebounding ed all 11 games for defensive back Bran- as they are fresh off a 90-50 rout of its opponents by an average Coach Ed Orgeronʼs don Brown offen- Tennessee State, where the attendance of six boards a contest. Ole Rebels during the sive lineman Jona- Courtesy Aaron Rollins Oxford Airport gets new terminal was the third largest to ever watch an Miss is led in scoring by 2005 season. than Lowe of Alcorn Norie Cotten was recently named Miss Black Ole Miss womenʼs home game. a trio of energetic guards. During his senior Michael Bozeman State, wide receiver Laura Doty The expansion included many different taurants, tourists and guests will see a and Gold 2006, after a recount of points given to “It is nice to be 5-1, but this part All-SEC junior Armintie campaign, Bozeman Dwayne Hodge of Special to The DM things, such as adding on to the run- nice, new attractive terminal, which contestants. In a statement, Alpha Phi Alpha mem- of the season is for focusing on us,” Price is knocking down ranked fifth on the team in tack- Belhaven, running back Jason way. will leave a lasting impression of Ox- ber Aaron Rollins said, “On behalf of the Nu Upsilon head coach Carol Ross said. “We are 18 points per game, while les with 51, including 30 solo Snell of Delta State, defensive Visitors to the north Mississippi area back Ross Rutledge of Millsaps, now have a bigger airport in which to According to the Oxford Eagle, the ford with them, ” Hyneman said. Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha, I, Aaron Rollins, would trying to get better and to play like we senior Ashley Johnson is hits. He was credited with 5.5 are capable of.” coming off a 20-point out- tackles for losses of 16 yards, wide receiver Billy Holloway fly. runway is now 5,600 feet long and will As well as opening Oxford and the like to apologize for any problems that may have accommodate planes with a single axle community up to tourism, it will help Ole Miss opened the 2004 cam- ing and is scoring at a 12.3 had one sack for minus six of Mississippi College, running The University-Oxford Airport arisen as a result of our Annual Miss Black and back Jerious Norwood of Mis- opened the 6,181-square foot Rayner up to 30,000 pounds, dual axles up to Ole Miss with athletics. paign by visiting UAB and proved to clip. yards, broke up one pass, had 60,000 pounds and planes with a dual “By the University-Oxford Airport Gold Pageant. Upon careful examination of the bal- be rude guests as they brought back a Inside leaders have been four QB hurries, and he forced sissippi State, linebacker Jarrette terminal this week. The terminal named Prout of Mississippi Valley State after former Ole Miss Alumni Associa- tandem axle up to 90,000 pounds. opening up another terminal, this should lots, we discovered errors in points awarded to the 67-48 win. Ellen Buchanan notched a the sophomore tandem of one fumble. The new airport could bring more increase the number of fans that can career-high 11 rebounds in that con- Danetra Forrest and Jada He earned Rebel Quarterback and linebacker Kevis Coley of tion president, Mary Sharp Rayner, and contestants. We, The Nu Upsilon Chapter, humbly Southern Mississippi. her husband Jim. tourism to the Oxford and north Missis- come and support Ole Miss athletics,” apologize and acknowledge the actual winner of test. Mincy. Forrest has been Club Player of the Week honors sippi area. Brent Jones, director of game day oper- While Rice was picked to take steady, following her sea- four times during his final sea- The players were chosen by “We are so thrilled that someone re- the contest to be Miss Norie Cotten. Miss Cotten their coaching staffs. lated to the Alumni council was given “Any upgrades to the airport will be ations for Rebel Sports Marketing, said. home C-USA this season, the Lady son-high 15 points against son, twice as Defensive Player of beneficial to us [in the Oxford area],” “Instead of fans fly[ing] into Memphis, will be representing us as the Nu Upsilon’s 2005- Blazers were picked to finish in a less- the Lady Owls, while Min- the Week (vs. Alabama and Ken- The Jackson Touchdown Club such an honor,” said Ashlee Reid, a has presented its awards pro- sophomore journalism major from Ox- Hugh Stump, director of the Oxford rent[ing] a rental car and drive[ing] 2006 Miss Black and Gold. She will advance to the than-mediocre 10th place in the 12- cy is coming off her first tucky) and twice as the Trench Tourism Council, said. another hour down, they now have the team SEC. Despite this and the fact career double-double on Award recipient (vs. Memphis gram each year since 1946, the ford who is the vice president of ex- District Convention held in Jackson on Jan. 22.” year the organization was found- ternal affairs for the Student Alumni Amanda Lewis Hyneman of Neil- chance to fly directly Into Oxford.” that Ole Miss has had previous suc- Wednesday against TSU. and Mississippi State). sonʼs department store on the Square Jones-Zander, Ltd. of Grenada con- cess against the Lady Blazers, Ross is Christmas break may Bozeman had 117 career ed by the late Lacey Hughes, a Council. File Photo by Joseph Warner The Daily Mississippian said she agreed. structed the new terminal. quick to point out that the team must be approaching for the stu- tackles and started 21 of his 37 Jackson native who gathered 15 Ole Miss spent $1.25 million, in ad- Happy Holidays Ellen Buchanan grabbed 11 rebounds in the football fans together to cel- dition to the universityʼs $10 million “Hopefully, after a great day of shop- stay focused. dents, but Rossʼ Rebels are games as he earned four letters ping downtown and eating in our res- Laura Doty can be reached at “UAB hasnʼt won many games, playing nine games over Rebs’ last meeting with UAB in 2004. as a Rebel. ebrate the sport of football. portion of the new airport expansion. [email protected] from The DM

Let Rebel Radio be YOUR study partner! Listen ALL next week while you prepare for finals. WUMS-FM 92.1 All music. All the time. PAGE 10 FRIDAY • DECEMBER 2, 2005 FRIDAY • DECEMBER 2, 2004 PAGE 11 Youth is rearing ugly head towards Rebels Four Lady Rebels on honored for academics John Wilbert gled to get going in the second After all, there are three play- from Mississippi on the Rebel of Ole Miss is because of assis- Williams is a two-time SEC An Exercise Science ma- Senior Staff Reporter half. ers and one assistant coach from team. tant coach Tracy Dildy. Dildy is Associated Press Four Rebel soccer players Academic Honor Roll member. jor from Cordova, Tenn., Strini There is a youth movement “Youʼre trying to find a com- Chicago on the roster. A majority of the reason why a Chicago native and graduated She has maintained a 3.94 cu- earned First Team All-SEC hon- taking place in the Ole Miss bination to break that cycle at Thatʼs more Chicago-born Dwayne Curtis, Marquis Young from UIC in 1991. were recently honored for their hard work in the classroom as mulative GPA and is a senior ors this year after tying with menʼs basketball program. that particular point, and itʼs just players on the roster than play- and Justin Cerasoli (transferred He came to Ole Miss follow- academically. freshman Jennifer Hance for the With only one senior and three not happening for you.” ers from Mississippi. from Seton Hall and has to sit ing the 2003-04 season at Au- well as on the playing field. Junior defender and team An Exercise Science major team lead with seven goals, and juniors on the roster, it is quite Barnes suggested maturity as In fact, there are no players out this season) joined the ranks burn. from Cordova, Tenn., Ferree was tying for first in the SEC with clear that the rest of the team is the reason for the teamʼs strug- With Dildy came Curtis, the captain Lyndsey Williams was named to the ESPN The Maga- a vital reserve for the record- seven assists. young and inexperienced. gles during certain stretches of a former Chicago prep star who breaking Rebel defense in 2005. She notched three game-win- The immaturity showed in the game. transferred from Auburn after zine/CoSIDA Academic All-Dis- trict VI first team, while junior The defender who moves into ning goals on the year and assist- second half against Louisiana- “We got to grow up quickly,” his freshman season. the midfield and forward spots ed on several others. Strini has Monroe Tuesday. Barnes said, “and thatʼs what I Dildy, who recruiting experts defender Ashley Ferree, sopho- more goalkeeper Ann Shel- occasionally has amassed six maintained a 3.90 GPA and was Just ask Ole Miss head coach told our guys.” consider one of the best recruit- career goals and three career as- a member of the SEC Freshman Rod Barnes, who was disap- ers in the game, has a reputation ton and sophomore midfielder Chrissy Strini earned second- sists. Academic Honor Roll in 2004. pointed in his team not continu- Much Ado About Nothing for successfully recruiting out of She is a two-time member of ing its aggressive demeanor on After Tuesdayʼs game, Ole his hometown. team honors. Do like your Williams was a second-team the SEC Academic Honor Roll both ends of the floor. Miss players found themselves He recruited Chicago-born and carried a perfect 4.0 GPA friends do... “We didnʼt attack,” Barnes with an open slate in their sched- NBA players Quentin Richard- honoree in 2004, while Ferree, Shelton and Strini have been through her first two years at Ole said. “Our system and program ule. son, Bobby Simmons and Steve Miss before settling down with is not about being passive. Their next game is not until Hunter as an assistant at De- named Academic All-District for the first time in their careers. her current 3.94 average. “I think that had a lot to do Dec. 10, so they will turn their Paul. Ferree was also honored this flip to the with being immature, not being attention to preparing for final With that being said, Dildy To be eligible for consider- ation, a player must be a soph- season as a member of the SEC a mature enough basketball team exams and practicing. and Curtis will have a match- Good Works Team for her con- middle first. to do the little things.” “This is probably a good time up against their respective alma omore or higher in academic standing, must have a cumulative tribution to the Ole Miss and According to Barnes, the for us to be going back to work,” mater and friends Dec. 10 in Oxford communities. “little things” are making free Barnes said. Chicago. 3.2 GPA or higher and must be a starter or significant contributor A Marketing Communications throws, getting the ball inside “This is probably a good break Curtis said his mom, dad and major from Tullahoma, Tenn., and shooting the ball with confi- to get our guys a rest, and then “everybody” will be at the game to her team. A Managerial Finance major Shelton led the nation this sea- dence – things the Rebels failed we better get back to work.” against the school that recruited son with a 0.268 goals against to capitalize on in the gameʼs fi- Barnes said his players need him. from Germantown, Tenn., Wil- liams was a team captain for the average mark, as she allowed just nal 20 minutes. to improve their ball movement “Actually, a lot of my friends three goals in 20 games played. Ole Miss went from shooting and body movement to create a went to that school, and some of SEC West Champion Rebels who won a school-record 14 regular She pitched a pair of complete nearly 55 percent from three- more fluent and productive of- the former players that I played game shutouts, while helping point range (6-of-11) in the first with in the Red West [Confer- season games on their way to the DM fense. schoolʼs third NCAA Tourna- the Rebels to 12 total shutouts half to an ice-cold 1-of-10 from “We are going to go back and ence in the Chicago Public on the season. Shelton has main- long distance. look at the tape, and we got guys School system] went there,” ment appearance. Despite missing time in three tained a perfect 4.0 GPA through Just as appalling in the second too close together—no room for Curtis said. her first two years at Ole Miss, SPORTS half was the teamʼs free throw penetration,” Barnes said after Curtis (Whitney Young High mid-season matches due to a knee injury, she finished second earning SEC Academic Honor percentage. Tuesdayʼs game. School) knows UIC forward El- Roll twice. In the first half, the Rebels liot “Butch” Poole (Farragut) on the team in minutes played shot a near perfect 5-of-6 from from competing against him in and anchored the back line of a Return to Chi-Town defense that ranked first in the the charity stripe before suc- The University of Chicago at one of the countryʼs best high cumbing to a halfway successful school basketball conferences. SEC with three goals allowed Cotten Tutoring Oxford will be traveling north and notched an SEC-record eight File Photo by Matthew Sharpe The Daily Mississippian job at the free-throw line in the to play the University of Illinois “He [Poole] already knew Iʼm second half. coming,” Curtis said of his re- shutouts on their way to an 8-1-1 Lyndsey Williams (left) was named to the ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA GROUP SESSIONS FOR FINALS: at Chicago (UIC) Dec. 10 in the league record. Ole Miss was 15-of-30 from Windy City. Well, not exactly. turn to Chicago in a week. Academic All-District VI first team. Three others earned second team honors. STATS 1: Sun., Dec. 4 6 - 7:30 pm the free-throw stripe in the last Despite there not being a “I told him this summer that half. school named University of Chi- weʼre going to be playing up FIN 331: Sun., Dec. 4 5:30 - 7 pm Barnes had difficulty finding there. He already knew about cago at Oxford, one can make File Photoo by Joseph Warner The Daily Mississippian that.” someone to cure his teamʼs of- a strong case that the Ole Miss Dwayne Curtis (center) is heading back to his hometown of Chicago on BUS. CAL 2: Mon., Dec. 5 6 - 8 pm fensive woes Tuesday, as each basketball program will some- John Wilbert can be reached at Dec. 10 when the Rebels take on the University of Illinois at Chicago. [email protected] Baseball signs three more player he put in the game strug- day fit that nickname. Staff & Wire ots, Kindred hit .462 with 12 home lege, Smith started every game in ACCY 201: Tues., Dec. 6 5 - 8 pm Ole Miss completed its signing runs and 41 RBIs, as he helped his the outfield and hit .311 with four STATS 2: Tues., Dec. 6 8 - 9:30 pm class for the 2006-07 season with team to the state title. His sopho- home runs and 42 RBI. He was se- the signing of Scott Bittle, David more season he hit .469 for the Pa- lected to compete in the Texas-New Kindred and Fuller Smith to nation- triots. For his career, the shortstop Mexico Junior College All-Star BUS. CAL. 1: Wed., Dec. 7 7 - 8:30 pm Second UM coach headed out has hit .427 with 20 home runs and Game and played summer league Please join Associated Press Fulmer still has the receivers coach excited about what I will learn from al letters of intent, Ole Miss head 109 RBI. ball with the Saratoga Phillies in ACCY 201: Wed., Dec. 7 10 am - 1pm KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – Former position left to fill. him and what I can offer the Tennes- coach Mike Bianco announced on The Oxford Lions Club, “I am pleased to have Matt join see program.” Thursday. “David Kindred is a versatile the New York Collegiate League. Mississippi assistant Matt Luke has player who can play several posi- In his high school career, Smith ACCY 202: Wed., Dec. 7 5 - 8 pm The Ole Miss Student been hired at Tennessee as the tight us,” Fulmer said. “He is a fine coach, Luke played center at Ole Miss and The trio of players are the final an excellent recruiter and brings a lot remained at the school as a student as- signees for the Rebels in the early tions on the field,” Bianco said. was an All-State selection twice Programming Board, ends and assistant offensive line Fuller Smith has spent the last in his career. The left-handed out- ACCY 202: Thurs., Dec. 8 10 am - 1pm coach, school officials announced of enthusiasm to our staff.” sistant under Cutcliffe in 1999. He left signing period in November. Luke, 29, was retained on the Ole to coach the offensive line at Murray Scott Bittle comes to the Rebels season at Hill Junior College after fielder was also named to the All- & The Department of Thursday. competing for Vestavia Hills High Metro Team for Class 6A and was Luke succeeds Greg Adkins, who Miss staff by new coach Ed Orgeron State from 2000-01 and returned to by way of Northeast Texas Com- Don’t get behind, Call Cotten! Campus Programming last season and also served as the re- Ole Miss the following year. munity College. 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Letʼs get same without Paris and Nicole being and non-treated wooden con- able at local gardening centers, planting and space re- herb garden. of the semester would fall on my girl scattered exams and we are all free to world of Hollywood over the past this gossip started. together. tainers are great choices for the is relatively lightweight and quirements can be found “She absolutely loves it,” Britney Spearsʼ birthday. Thatʼs right go. Is it just me, or has this been the two weeks, and I know you guys I am happy to say that I can The show is apparently going to gardenʼs containers. boys and girls, the “Baby One More longest semester ever? As my friend were keeping up with it while eating finally touch official, feature the two sepa- may make a good container on the seed packet or Clark said. “Her husband is from Time” singer is turning 24 today. Jen said, itʼs been quick, but itʼs been your turkey and dressing, right? published pictures of rately taking care of the According to the Web site, the soil, Jett said. plant tag. a big Italian family, so it is a ne- Happy birthday, Brit! I love you! long. Next semester will probably be Well, regardless of whether you baby Sean Preston same house (at different size and number of plants to be When watering the con- “Almost any veg- cessity for her to grow her own Can yʼall believe that the se- better. Hereʼs hoping, at least. did, itʼs my obligation, nay, my plea- Spears-Federline. times, so they never have grown will determine the size of tainer plants, pay close etable can be adapted herb garden.” Itʼs about time, right? to see each other), and the container used. attention because the vol- to container culture,” For all the up-and-coming People magazine paid the family of the house Most vegetables can be grown ume of soil is relatively Bass said. chefs, growing small crops of a hefty amount of cash gets to decide who did in containers as long as ample small, and containers can dry Vegetables, such as to- vegetables and herbs, it is easy, for the pictures that ran a better job. Eh, not too space is provided for root devel- out quickly. matoes, carrots, eggplant, fun and quick because it only in this weekʼs issue. The intriguing. opment. According to Larry Bass, hor- green onions and bell pep- takes one to two months. baby boy is too cute, and I really just want to Also, in hot climates, use ticultural specialist for North pers, are perfect for contain- Elizabeth Chapman can be Britney looks awesome. see these two getting light-colored containers to less- Carolina State University, drain- er gardens. Also basil, dill, pars- reached at [email protected] And Kevin, well, along and being stupid en heat absorption and discour- age is reduced when the contain- you know. Sadly, I can Zachary Wilson together again. also report that Kevin Hollywood Gossip Talan (of “Laguna This week and Britney still seem Beach”) and Kimberly to be going strong, even through the Stewart (of foolishness) got engaged bad-boy partying and denied credit over the holiday. Capote novel not ORIENTATION LEADER & exam week cards. Too bad. The couple has been dating for One Hollywood couple that isnʼt a little more than two months and going strong, though, is Jessica is often seen with celebs like Paris Enjoy lots of movies, food Simpson and Nick Lachey. Hilton and her beau-o-the-week. The pair officially announced I think these two kids will last a for new readers he life of “Summer Cross- 10-day period. APPLICATIONS specials and much more!! their split just before Thanksgiving, long, long time. ing” almost came to an The novel is set shortly after and then were separately seen out Oh, wait, this just in, theyʼve abrupt, premature end in World War II, and Gradyʼs and about, ringless and alone. Jessica called off the engagement. That was T1966, when parents sail for France to see available In the Student Union looks particularly sad in her appear- almost as quick as Britney Spearsʼ ances. 55-hour marriage! At least Talan author Tru- if anything remains of their Iʼll bet Papa Jo is having a fit has his debut album to fall back on man Ca- winter home in Cannes, leav- since his cash cow marriage is no (Hah!). pote, in the ing her alone to explore her more. So long, Mr. and Mrs. Lachey Jennifer Garner has finally had process of relationship with Clyde Man- Nov. 3 – Dec. 9 (and your respective careers). that darn baby. Doesnʼt it seem like moving to a zer, a valet far below her on the Speaking of Mr. and Mrs., the she was preggos forever? new apart- social ladder. “Mr. & Mrs. Smith” DVD was According to Us Weekly, Jen was ment, threw See NOVEL page15 released Tuesday here in the States. induced Wednesday night at a L.A. it away. 128 Martindale The premiere of the movie was also hospital and successfully delivered Capote this week in Japan, and Angelina was a baby girl. Ben was at her side the had been there looking super swank. whole time, sources say. toying Kenneth Jones : TONIGHT: Iʼm so glad Angie has gotten out Iʼve heard that they named the with the Book Review of that skank phase she went through baby Violet, but the name, as well as novel since with Billy Bob Thornton and has the birth, hasnʼt been confirmed or the mid-1940s, but he ultimately moved on to a classier look. denied by Jenniferʼs camp. REBEL RAGS decided that the manuscript was Brad and Angelina also made Congrats to the happy couple. I Live Music from unworthy of publication. (Or, their first official public appearance know Jen will be the best mom ever. knowing the sometimes tetchy together over the break, with Angie In closing this week, I just want Anything and everything Ole Miss! and petulant Capote, he may accompanying Brad as his date for to say a quick thanks for all the com- have just decided he was tired of a gala. pliments and encouragement Iʼve Located in Goose Creek Mall in front of Wal-Mart Theyʼve been traveling the planet received from you guys reading the having it around and tossed it in together, too, going wherever thereʼs column this semester. a fit of anger). a natural disaster or political battle. I It really was just a fluke of an idea However, Capoteʼs house- We will begin love this couple; theyʼre so hot. I had one day and pursued, and itʼs keeper decided, for reasons that Sons of the South Remember a few weeks ago been really fun keeping you guys remain unknown, to salvage the when I mentioned that the fourth in- entertained and informed on some of work from the trash can. to buy back Lynard Skynard Tribute Band stallment of Paris Hilton and Nicole the most interesting, cruisazy, stupid “Summer Crossing” remained Richieʼs reality show “The Simple and beautiful people the world has undiscovered for more than 30 y: Life” was canned by Fox and that to offer. years before showing up at an books on Monday! Saturda Paris wasnʼt giving up on it? Iʼm planning on continuing the auction at Sothebyʼs. “All of the networks are fighting column next semester, complete Whether its publication was Don’t forget to buy over it,” Hilton said. Apparently, with a holiday gossip catch-up and planned to coincide with the no one good was fighting, though, weekly “American Idol” news. recent plethora of movies about gifts for your loved because the fourth season was picked Have a good holiday, yʼall, and Capote, I donʼt know. up by E! earlier this week. Iʼll catch you again in mid-January! However, its publication is ones before you leave! I actually really like “The Simple Zachary Wilson can be reached at nothing short of a gift for die- Life,” but itʼs not going to be the Dueling Pianos [email protected] hard Capote fans (like myself) or for anyone who appreciates (662)281-REBS STORE HOURS LIVE FROM brilliant literature. 2302 W Jackson Ave Mon - Sat 9am - 7pm Pat O’s & Silky O’Sullivans “Summer Crossing” follows Grady McNeil (named for a Oxford, Miss Sunday 1pm - 6pm Eat healthy: grow deceased older brother, Grady 18 to Enter • 21 to Drink a container garden is, in fact, a female) through a Owned and operated by Rebel Fans! 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PAGE 16 FRIDAY • DECEMBER 2, 2005 Remake of classic fi lm roars into theaters heaters are heating up for has taken out the majority of the a world full of talking animals, Kong is attacked by warplanes the grisly dose of reality. the holiday season with worldʼs population, young Aeon centaurs, dwarfs and monsters. in the world-famous last scenes The Producers remakes of tv Flux (Theron) leads a Escape into Disneyʼs visually atop the Empire State Building. Dec. 26, PG-13 Tshows, Broadway hits revolution against the euphoric rendition of “The Lion, Fun with Dick and Jane “Springtime for Hitler?” and the childrenʼs fan- “perfect” totalitarian the Witch and the Wardrobe” Dec. 21, PG-13 Itʼs the name of one play sure to tasy classic that made government. which airs in theaters next week- Our cultured ʼ90s fi rst grade be a hit with the growing popular- waves before Harry “Aeon Flux” is end. readers with Julio and Jose were ity of indie fi lms and countercul- Potter. based on the MTV King Kong no match for the original Dick ture, but Max Biaylstock (Nathan Check out these show of the same name Dec. 14, PG-13, 180 min. and Jane (which is why they got a Lane) and his buddy Leo Bloom titles and a montage of by Peter Chung that From the director of the “Lord movie). (Matthew Broderick) thought it others before youʼre aired during the ʼ90s . of the Rings” trilogy comes “King Dick Harper (Jim Carrey) and was sure to be a miss. forced to hit the books The Chronicles of Kong,” a tale of a beastly ape and his wife Jane (Téa Leoni) are in Watch as the duo is thwarted in again in January. Narnia: the Lion, his beauty (Naomi Watts) straight big trouble when Dickʼs promotion their plan to steal excess produc- Aeon Flux Willow Nero the Witch and the out of the ʼ30s. to vice president of his company tion money by the surprising suc- Dec. 2, PG-13, 95 Movie Preview Wardrobe The story unfolds as budding leaves him alone and red-handed cess of their play. min. director Carl Denham (Jack Black) with embezzlement charges that “The Producers” took an Oscar Dec. 9, PG, 132 min. “The Matrix” meets “1984” and actress Ann Darrow (Watts) seems miles away from their as a 1969 fi lm and 12 Tonys during Dig this old C.S. Lewis favorite venture to Skull Island to fi lm a white-picket-fence life. its 2001 Broadway debut, but is meets “Buffy the Vampire Slay- from the bottom of your kiddie er?” Get it all with this sci-fi action movie. After having their life repos- Mel Brooks fi shing for a fl op with book pile for a refresher course in Darrow ends up being sacri- sessed, Dick and Jane work things his third attempt at the same old thriller staring Charlize Theron, Narnian history. Frances McDormand, Marton Cso- fi ced to the legendary ape, but out by bringing down big business. screenplay? Amidst the chaos of World War when King Kong lets her live, the Modeled after the 1977 movie, kas, Johnny Lee Miller and Amelia II England, four siblings venture Warner. production team transports him to “Fun with Dick and Jane” has the Willow Nero can be reached at into a strange wardrobe that throws New York City. inspiration of “Fight Club” without [email protected] In the year 2405 after a virus them into another world at war, Novel: ʻSummer Crossingʼ expresses character emotions From Page 15 does an excellent job. Grady, imagery for the reader. I would definitely suggest Clyde and several second- Like his debut novel, “Other Voices, Other Rooms” The two eventually elope, ary characters “Other Voices, Other for those who have not yet been to the consternation of Clydeʼs are thoroughly Rooms,” some scenes initiated into the Capote Canon. family and Gradyʼs sister, fleshed out, ap- in “Summer Crossing” And for those who are ada- Apple. (Eat your heart out, pearing extremely can be difficult to un- mant on good plot structure, try Gwyneth Paltrow). realistic, which is derstand, forcing the “In Cold Blood.” (For those of However, like Capoteʼs other no small achieve- reader to draw his or you who have not yet realized, works (minus “In Cold Blood”), ment for any her own conclusions I just want you to read Truman there is not a strong, well-de- novel, particularly about what is hap- Capote. It really does not matter fined plot within “Summer one as short as the pening. which book). 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