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UPD discusses action plans for campus crisis

PHOTO BY: THOMAS GRANING University Police Officer Michael Hughes watches on during a traffic stop in April. KYLE WOHLEBER to react to an active shooter also a call about a suspicious have been here to help us in the “We were having meetings [email protected] on campus. UPD Chief of Po- package in the Malco Movie past. They come and assist us in here 6 o’clock Friday night,” lice Calvin Sellers said the only Theater parking lot for which with a sweep of the football sta- Sellers said. “They were having threats he’s had to respond to in UPD brought in the Tupelo dium Friday nights before the meetings at the athletic depart- With the anonymous threats his time at the department have bomb squad. After investiga- games.” ment trying to decide what’s of violence causing cam- been bomb threats and uniden- tion it was determined neither The Friday before the Texas going to be our plan of action pus-wide lockdowns at the tified packages left at buildings. instance included a bomb. vs. Ole Miss game in Oxford if we get a bomb threat tomor- University of Alabama in Tus- Several years ago, there was a “UPD has their own explo- during the 2012 season, the row halfway into this football caloosa, the University Police bomb threat to a football play- sive detective canine to use in University of Texas in Austin game.” Department is being questioned er’s car, which required UPD such situations,” Sellers said. received a bomb threat that UPD decided if there was a about their own crisis plans. to fence off the area and in- “Batesville, Desoto County and threw the campus into a panic, bomb threat, they’d set up a Students at The University vestigate the claim. There was others all have bomb dogs and resulting in an evacuation. of Mississippi have never had SEE UPD PAGE 3 University dedicates inclusion and diversity center

AMANDA WILSON ceremony, Chancellor Dan of concern for the latest ad- The center is under the di- “I’m so excited and grateful [email protected] Jones reflected on his experi- dition. Following Chancellor rection of Shawnboda Mead, a for the new step the universi- ence dealing with cross cultur- Jones’ diversity action plan, graduate of Mississippi State ty is making,” Reeves said. “I al engagements and diversity. the Center for Inclusion will and Western Kentucky Uni- believe this is long overdue, The Center for Inclusion and “This is a service for all stu- play a major role in creating versity and the former associ- and I’m hopeful it’ll bring the Cross Cultural Engagement dents to help make this a bet- programs and providing ser- ate director for Diversity and changes that many of us stu- officially opened Wednesday. ter place, a better state and a vices that encourage more Multicultural Education at dents are looking for.” Located on the first floor of better country,” Jones said. cross cultural experiences for The University of Tennessee. The dedication ceremony is the Stewart Residence Hall, Following Chancellor Jones, students. “We want to aid and give our part of UM’s Racial Reconcil- the center is the newest addi- Vice Chancellor for Student Hephner LaBanc explained attention to our underrepre- iation Week. tion to the university’s efforts Affairs Brandi Hephner La- the impact of students and sented students and popula- Ann-Marie Herod, co-direc- in promoting diversity on Banc spoke about how far the staff who created the idea for tion,” Mead said. tor of inclusion for the Asso- campus. The mission for the university has come and the the center. Kiesha Reeves, senior crimi- ciated Student Body, said she center is to “work enthusiasti- campus improvements due to “The dedication of the stu- nal justice major, said she be- is enthused about the univer- cally to develop programs and the dedication of students. dent group that first concep- lieves it’s time for the university’s latest effort. services that support The Uni- Beginning in 2012, under tualized this department has sity to make this step. Reeves “I’m very excited about the versity of Mississippi’s core previous vice chancellor Rob- come to final realization, and was the victim of racial dis- center being here at the uni- value of inclusiveness.” ert Khayat, the Multicultural the dedication of the faculty crimination last spring after versity,” Herod said. “It just The opening ceremony took Center Working Group be- and staff that supported their being harassed by Ole Miss shows the strides we’re mak- place outside of Stewart Hall gan the process of forming ideas through that process has students in the parking lot of ing as a whole to make Ole with an audience of students, the center, despite the years been rewarded,” she said. her apartment complex. Miss a better place.” faculty and staff. During the opinion PAGE 2 | THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | 25 SEPTEMBER 2014 | OPINION

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SIERRA MANNIE Silence in the face of evil opinion editor REID BLACK don’t struggle to pass any of my So why do some think that was able to escape that cycle. [email protected] [email protected] classes. I don’t fully understand understanding other people and But many people aren’t. I know how to interact with people from complex social issues can happen I have a lot to learn, but that’s be- CADY HERRING different backgrounds because “by osmosis”? cause something I can’t name has My name is Reid, and I’m a photography editor for the eight years I spent at my To give a very good and very told me to listen to the people I’ve white male from an upper-middle [email protected] K-12 private school, I was sur- relevant example, I’ve heard it been fortunate enough to have in class Protestant family. rounded almost entirely by peo- said countless times that “the way my life. I began private piano and vio- ELLEN WHITAKER ple just like me (at graduation, we to end racism is to stop talking Millions of people walk around lin lessons at the age of four, and ALLI MOORE made a joke of the homogeneity about it.” You might as well say daily, blind to the presence and to enrich my musical develop- MADDIE THEOBALD of our student body by taking a “the only way to end disease is to mechanisms of oppression. Those ment, I attended music festivals design editors “minorities” picture, in which I stop talking about it,” which of are millions of people who, armed and competitions in six different was included on account of being course, is foolish. with the right skills and knowl- states and even one in Europe. gay). What if Alexander Fleming had edge, could be actively fighting ADVERTISING STAFF: Starting in fifth grade, I was edu- When I say that I’ve learned kept the discovery of penicillin to against racism, sexism, classism cated at a private college prepara- more in my time here than I have himself? and the myriad of other problems MATT ZELENIK tory school, where I was not only at any other period in my life, I’m We are, however, still dying plaguing our society and others’. advertising sales manager encouraged but also shown exact- not exaggerating one bit. from racism, homophobia, sex- And they may not know they have [email protected] ly how to excel in the classroom But do you think that’s because ism and classism, which is why that ability, but they do. We all do. and on standardized exams. Now, I found other students with simi- it is so heartbreaking to me to So don’t stop talking about rac- EMILY FORSYTHE I’m attending a well-respected lar upbringings and clung to them hear people say, “We should just ism. Or homophobia. Or classism. DAVID JONES four-year university where I’m for dear life so that I wouldn’t stop talking about it because if Or anything. Start the dialogue, EVAN MILLER a member of the honors college have to face the real people of the we let those problems alone, they or if you don’t know how, listen to account executives and where I pay zero tuition due real world? should go away on their own.”I what’s already being said. Interact to the scholarships I’ve received Of course not. firmly believe statements like with the different people around MARA BENSING for having been so accomplished. It boggles my mind that some those are nothing but ignorance you and learn from their unique CONNOR HEGWOOD Essentially, I won the jackpot, people want to end these kinds of advocating for ignorance. All I experiences. Consider them thor- KIM SANNER and I was bound to from the day dialogues. To echo many teach- hear is “We don’t want to have to oughly and find the similarities in creative designers I was born. ers and professors, learning “by face reality, and why should we? your experience may share with Obviously, I’m incredibly osmosis” doesn’t exist. To learn We’re not affected by the prob- your own life. thankful for my background. But S. GALE DENLEY the material in a textbook, for ex- lems in question anyway.” And my background hasn’t afford- STUDENT MEDIA CENTER ample, you can’t put it under your we’ve all been around people like ed me everything, and by that, I pillow nor can you simply flip the this. Personally, I grew up with Reid is a sophomore biochem- mean perspective. PATRICIA THOMPSON pages in front of your eyes. You tons of them, and by some mira- istry and philosophy major from Director of Student Media and I don’t know what poverty is. I have to read. You have to think. cle, I won the jackpot again, and I Pascagoula. Daily Mississippian Faculty don’t know what oppression is. I Adviser ROY FROSTENSON THE DAILY Assistant Director/Radio and The Daily Mississippian is The Daily Mississippian welcomes all comments. Advertising MISSISSIPPIAN published daily Monday Please send a letter to the editor addressed to The Daily through Friday during the Mississippian, 201 Bishop Hall, University, MS, 38677 MELANIE WADKINS The University of academic year. or send an e-mail to [email protected]. Advertising Manager Mississippi DEBRA NOVAK S. Gale Denley Student Contents do not represent Letters should be typed, double-spaced and no Creative Services Manager Media Center the official opinions of The longer than 300 words. 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Georgia both made arrests this building. If escape isn’t possi- UPD past week concerning threats ble, the next step is to find a safe continued from page 1 made on social media app Yik room to hide yourself in and Yak. Pearl River Community deny access to anyone trying to command center and decide College officials said their cam- enter the room. what needed to be done, even pus police have had to follow up If you aren’t able to deny the if the nationally televised game on several posts as well. shooter, UPD encourages you would need to be called ear- UPD has not had to deal not to allow yourself to be an ly. Fortunately, no bomb was with any serious threats but easy target. Use any objects found at the University of Tex- said they are certain they are near you to throw at the shooter as, and no bomb threats oc- well-prepared for any crisis that in order to defend yourself. curred during the game the may occur. Michael Harmon, captain of next day. A procedural instruction vid- field operations for UPD, of- Sellers stressed how import- eo can be found on the UPD fered tips dealing with an in- ant providing efficient security website under “Emergency In- truder. football games are to his de- formation” giving explicit in- “Barricade the door,” he said. partment. structions from active UPD offi- “If he comes in, attack him; he “That’s probably the single cers to students regarding what might shoot you, but he might most dangerous thing we have to do in the case of an active not shoot everybody in there.” is a football game,” Sellers said. shooter on campus. The main Textbooks are also consid- “We have such a crowd in such focus of the video tells students ered an effective weapon to use an area that is so wide open.” to follow three main actions: against an active shooter. An evolving problem found avoid, deny and defend. If there ever were a threat, at college campuses involves Avoid the situation by know- Sellers feels certain UPD would threatening anonymous posts ing where the exits to your be able to resolve the threat in on social media apps. Police at building are. a timely manner and find the the University of Southern Mis- Then, immediately leave the perpetrator with the help of the PHOTO BY: sissippi and the University of danger by getting out of the FBI. THOMAS GRANING UPD Officer Drew Jenkins checks a driver’s license during a traffic stop in April. The DM PAT is recruiting GREEN WRITERS with Brandon Lay NEWS TONIGHT CONTACT thedmnews @gmail.com $20 Advance | $25 Day of Show to set up an $40 Reserved Balcony Seat appointment Doors at 8pm Tickets available online at SPORTS www.thelyricoxford.com CONTACT thedmsports @gmail.com 30633 to set up an appointment 662.234.5333 • 1006 Van Buren Ave. • Box Office Hours Wed-Fri 12-5 30636

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OLE MISS SPORTS INFORMATION Wilkinson joins women’s golf as assistant coach Ole Miss head coach Michele by chance this year in San Diego she had an extensive background ment and evaluation of the Golf to coming for my visit. I just re- Drinkard announced that Austra- while recruiting, and I could feel in finding and analyzing talent Queensland’s High Performance ally loved the people here. Coach lia native and former Long Beach the energy and passion she has and knew that would be a great programs. The committee works Drinkard is someone that I really State golfer Hayley Wilkinson for the game and knew that she resource for our program,” said to identify and develop talented connected with and someone who has joined the Ole Miss women’s would be a perfect addition to our Drinkard. “She also played for Sue juniors and elite amateur golfers, I know I can learn so much from. golf squad as an assistant coach. program.” Ewart at Long Beach State, who while operating and preparing the I’m excited to be here and get Wilkinson replaces former asso- Wilkinson has an extensive I believe was one of the best col- state teams. Wilkinson also served started.” ciate head coach Janell Howland background in developing young lege/life coaches in the country, as the president of the Queensland Wilkinson has served as a who was named head coach of the talent as she has served as the di- which spoke volumes to me about Intercollegiate Golf Association. manager/non-playing captain of UNC-Greensboro women’s golf rector of golf at the Queensland her character.” “I’m really excited,” said Wilkin- the Queensland Open Women’s team in July. School of Golf in Queensland, In addition to her duties as di- son. “I came out here in late sum- Team for the past three years. “Not very often do you find Australia, for the past two years. rector of golf, Wilkinson was a mer and had an amazing time. I As a player at Long Beach State, someone of Hayley’s skill sets In her position, Wilkinson was re- member of the Golf Queensland got a great feel for the community; Wilkinson was a three-time All- other than a fellow head coach, sponsible for all decisions regard- High Performance Committee. there is a lot of tradition and really Big West selection and led her and I am thrilled to have Hay- ing the senior development and The committee is charged with good culture here. Outside of the team to a top 20 ranking. She also ley in our women’s golf family,” junior squads. advising the Golf Queensland movie ‘The Blind Side,’ I didn’t captained the first 49er team to said Drinkard. “Hayley and I met “After talking for a bit, I realized Board on the strategic develop- know much about Ole Miss prior advance to an NCAA regional.

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1. What’s different think the fans definitely do. Mem- about this Memphis team, phis and Ole Miss haven’t been 4. How’s the attitude of who has been so bad in the playing every single season, and this team coming into Ox- past? it’s just kind of distanced. And ford? Memphis has been so bad when Ever since Justin Fuente got they have played Ole Miss that I The attitude of this team is at here three years ago, this team don’t think there’s much of a rival- an all-time high. They almost has had a huge cultural change. ry between the fans and the coach- beat UCLA on the road in a night Former coach Larry Porter closed es. Memphis has actually sold out game. Even though they lost, they off the media and the fans. There the 2,500 tickets allotted to them, realized that they can play with was no accessibility, and the vibe so there will be at least 2,500 fans anyone in the country, and that’s around the program was terrible. down at Vaught-Hemingway. I not something Memphis has been Therefore, the product on the imagine that they’ll sell more and able to do in the past. Coming into field was even worse. When Fuen- have around 3,000 fans there. this game, they’re confident and te got here, he opened up to the believe they can win, and they’re media and the fans, and he’s got 3. What are the strong going to do their best. people coming to the games. The suits and weaknesses of this whole vibe around the program team? What’s your prediction? changed. He’s got his system in 5. there. Everything is clicking, and This is one of the first Mem- I definitely think Ole Miss is everyone looks like they’re having phis teams in awhile that’s really the better team, but at the same fun practicing and playing games, balanced, and that’s what Fuente time, I can’t get those first three and fans have been enjoying it too has stressed a ton is that they have quarters against Boise State out of which has been the biggest differ- to have balance for his offense to my head. They really looked bad ence. work. They want to start running and haven’t been tested since, so the ball and ground pound. They I’m not 100 percent sure what to 2. Does Memphis still condo really well when they open up make of Ole Miss. I don’t think sider Ole Miss a rival? the ball and throw the ball. They Ole Miss is going to blow them throw a lot of screens and move it out since Memphis has a good de- AP PHOTO BY: MARK WEBER/THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL I don’t know if the players and around. Defensively, they’re really fense to keep it close. I’ve got Ole Memphis head coach Justin Fuente yells at his players during the first half of their the coaches consider it a rivalry. I good against the run. They’re also Miss winning 31-21. vulnerable in the secondary. game against Middle Tennessee State Saturday.

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