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Lynch gets crowned Students react to monument Ciara Walker resents power, and power used grants from a number of organi- Staff Reporter wisely produces justice. The li- zations, different fraternities and Another delay in the construc- brary represents education, and sororities, private donors and tion of the civil rights monument education ensures freedom. students. According to Haggard, on campus has sparked interest Recently, the planning was she hasnʼt heard much about in some students. delayed again and the proposed fund-raising for the monument In September 2002, a contract model that has been in the works since being here. She said she was signed with artist Terry Ad- for three years was rejected be- suggests something, such as a kins of New York agreeing to cause the glass doors were seen Black History Month concert, be construct his proposed model for as being too dangerous. done. the civil rights monument. Ad- “I donʼt think that they should Chuck Paris, a junior psychol- kins proposed a model that con- continue with the construction of ogy major, said he agrees with sisted of two sets of hurricane- the proposed model if itʼs going Haggard. proof glass doors, framed by to be a safety hazard,” Allison “If the student body is behind columns with the words “resist, Haggard, a junior pharmacy ma- it, they will take it and run with unite, teach and learn” engraved jor, said, addressing the safety is- it,” he said. “Maybe we can have in the clear doors. At the top of sue that university officials cited something like a blues or jazz the clear doors, engraved over as a reason for the proposalsʼ re- festival. Iʼm sure a lot of people the threshold, would have been jection. “A monument should be would attend it. Also, some front the words “Justice-Henceforth able to withstand time, so maybe page advertisement may be good and Freedom-Forevermore,” on they should go ahead and come for raising more money.” each side. up with a new idea that will be According to Haggard, a civil The monument would have able to withstand different ele- rights monument would create been between the Lyceum, where ments.” balance. James Meredith registered, and It was noted in October 2004 “We have a Confederate mon- the J.D. Williams Library, named that the columns framing the ument and an American monu- after the chancellor who was in doors needed steel reinforce- ment. Why not build a Civil charge during Meredithʼs enroll- ments to hold the doorsʼ weight Rights monument?” she said. ment. The words “Justice” and safely, and it was structurally “We call ourselves a diverse uni- “Henceforth” would have been impossible to open and close the versity, and a monument would on the side of the thresholds doors. represent that. Donʼt just say it, facing the Lyceum. The words The structure and safety of show it.” “Freedom” and “Forevermore” the monument is not the only Because the construction of Matthew Sharpe The Daily Mississippian would have be on the side of the problem that has been delaying the monument has been pro- Alumni Association President Jon C. Turner congratulates thresholds facing the library. the process. A lack of funds has longed, some questions of how Homecoming Queen Amanda Lynch at halftime of the Ole Miss According to a past DM arti- contributed to the setbacks. dedicated the university is to this Since the process started, the project may arise. v. Citadel football game. cle, Adkins said the Lyceum rep- structure has been funded by See MONUMENT page 4 Circumstantial evidence led to Smithʼs sentence Michael Simmons one convicted of a capitol of- “Jurors hold to a higher bur- dering Carnesha Nelson, a fo- a romantic relationship but de- Staff Reporter fense will receive life in den of proof in death rensic science major from Moss nied involvement in her death. Former Ole Miss student De- prison if the death pen- penalty cases,” Cham- Point, after her disappearance on Nelson, who resided in Cros- metrius Smith received life in alty is not pursued by the pion said. May 27, 2004. by Hall for her freshman and prison without the possibility of state. The case evidence was Nelsonʼs body was found two sophomore years, moved into parole late September after the District Attorney John mainly circumstantial days later by fishermen in Sardis her apartment just weeks before state decided not to pursue the Champion said he want- and the state wanted to Lake. her murder. death penalty for his involve- ed a conviction, one that put Smith away, he said. She was found on what would Smith worked as a desk re- ment with the disappearance and would be difficult to ob- “It was the decision have been her 20th birthday. ceptionist in several Ole Miss murder of Carnesha Nelson, a tain if the state pushed I made at the time from Smithʼs DNA and evidence of residence halls, including Cros- former Ole Miss student. the death penalty con- Demetrius Smith a strategy standpoint,” a struggle were located at Nel- by Hall, where Nelson lived dur- Under Mississippi law, some- viction based on the Champion said. sonʼs apartment at The Cove. ing her freshman and sophomore amount of evidence. Smith was convicted of mur- Smith said he was involved in years. National Coming Out Week starts today Hangin’ on Genie Alice Via everyone to get together before “The Laramie Project is a play Senior Staff Reporter everything gets started. about how the town of Laramie, Today marks the beginning of Tuesday, National Coming Out Wyo. reacted after the murder of Coming Out Week at Ole Miss, Day, there will be an information Matthew Shepard,” said Garry a time to recognize the steps for- table in the Student Union lobby Posey, graduate student and play ward that have been taken by the from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m., and mu- director. “After his death, a group gay population and others, accord- sician Eric Himan will perform of theater performers from New ing to Tommy Vasser, president of from 12:15 to 1 p.m. at the Union York went to Laramie, which is the Gay-Straight Alliance. Plaza. where the murder occurred, and “It [Coming Out Week] is a “The information tables will interviewed about 200 citizens. great time for recognition of all have information about the GSA Then they took those along with the events that have transpired in as well as ALLIES, which is a news reports and did a docudra- the gay community and among its faculty and staff organization that ma. The show was later made into allies,” he said. “GSA is attempt- provides support for gay, lesbian, an HBO movie.” ing to showcase our alliance not bisexual or transgender students,” Vasser said the cast is not all only with members of the gay Vasser said. “They will hopefully members of the GSA, and not all community but with our straight have our October newsletter and people who are gay, just students allies as well.” they will pass out [candy] and rib- who were willing to come to the The weekʼs events will kick off bons to people who are willing to audition. There is no admission tonight at 8 p.m. in the Isom cen- wear them.” charge and it is open to the pub- ter in Johnson Commons. Vasser Tuesday at 7 p.m. there will be lic. Matthew Sharpe The Daily Mississippian said this meeting will be a simple a presentation of “The Laramie Posey said he thinks it is im- Members of the Kappa Alpha fraternity ride through the Square Friday Project” in the Johnson Commons portant to show this play in Ox- review of all the events taking as a part of the annual Homecoming Parade. place this week and a chance for Ballroom. See WEEK page 7 Monday • October 10, 2005 PAGE 3

PAGE 2 915-5503 October 10, 2005 Letters to the Editor Memorial remembers ʻembarassing momentʼ Monumentʼs rejection brings back memories of integration efforts Dear Editor, some change left. I have a very Dear Editor, To abandon this project now is just plain As a young black student smart cousin who will gradu- “Resist in Fear No More” is what I have de- wrong. Breaking the here at Ole Miss, I would just ate high school this year. He cided will be my motto from this day forward. It seems like the administration did not re- like to say that the two of you, wants to go to college, but my Actually, it was our family motto in 1965, ally believe this project would actually become a and all of those other people family canʼt afford it. He will when seven of my brothers and sisters and I inte- reality. From what I understand, there was very silence complaining about a civil rights most likely have to take out grated the Drew Schools in Drew, Miss. little help from the administration on raising the monument, are really getting thousands of dollars in loans We had to stare fear in the face every day for funds for the memorial. When it became clear that Twenty-five sexual offenders call Oxford home, but with the infre- on my nerves. No one has ever like I had to do. You could use five long years. Fear of being kicked off a planta- it was going to happen, the administration had to quency of sexual assault victims reporting their heinous crimes, many offended me in my entire life, some of that cash to send him or tion because of a motherʼs and fatherʼs decision put an end to it. more undoubtedly live in our town, though they have never faced a but you have come really close. another student in his situation to require a better education for their children. My question is “why”? Why are we afraid of trial. Stop writing whiny letters to through school instead of wast- Fear of our house being shot into when we refuse the word fear? Even if the word fear is negative, Efforts on the part of law enforcement officers and lawmakers try Robert Khayat about this memo- ing it on a lifeless piece of stone to leave the previous “all white” school. Fear of why do we not want to face the fact that there are and make reporting the crimes easier and with as little fear as pos- rial. It is not his job to make you or metal. Iʼm pretty sure that having spit balls thrown at us, being called all negative things in the world? sible. happy. The man has a university James Meredith himself would kinds of nasty names and fear of arriving safely We need to stop looking at things through rose Rape shield laws protect the victimʼs identity, and confidentiality to run and he doesnʼt need you agree with everything that I just home after a long bus ride when we refuse the colored glasses. We need to wake up and see is very strict when a person has reported a sex crime. adding more stress to his job. wrote. Dr. King probably would, plantation overseer help to remove us from the things as they really are. Things will never get Yet, still, many rapes and sexual assaults go unreported. First of all, we all know about too. school. better if we refuse to see the problems. Many of the victims are too afraid of their attackers to come for- the civil rights movement and William Scott III, you are So, I cannot let fear stop me from speaking The administration has missed the opportunity ward to the police and others. James Meredith. That was sad an associate professor at a very out now about the administrationʼs decision to to show this university in a positive light. The With such a personal crime, one that violates people at their very time is U.S. history and the good university and I find it dismiss all the hard work and effort of the civil civil right memorial would have been a way for core, that these people go unpunished is most embarrassing moment in really sad that after 43 years, rights memorial committee. the university to accept the past and all its flaws a terrible blight on our society. Unlike the history of this school. All you havenʼt gotten over what I would not make my mother proud if I let this and to look forward to a positive future. OUR VIEW – murder, rape victims still have to con- this monument will be doing happened. It is 2005, Mr. Scott. pass without saying a word. She believed fear Deborah Smith Reporting a rape tinue their lives after the brutal attack. is reminding people of that LET IT GO. The movement is should not stop you from doing what you know is Bursar Office or sexual assault The FBI estimates that only 37 per- moment. Why would you ask over. We won. I go to school at right. can protect some- cent of rapes and sexual assaults are re- someone to build a monument to The University of Mississippi; ported to the police. With the majority the most shameful point in their I can vote in any election, and Free one else from such of victims knowing the identity of their existence? Iʼve many embar- when it is all over I am going to Free packing a crime. attackers (68 percent, according to the rassing moments in my life but be an elementary school teacher Justice Department, are assaulted by a they would all be a lot worse if and I will teach a class of small material since 1911. significant other, an acquaintance or relative), the personal nature of someone built a monument to children. Some will be black, the crime is only heightened. remind the world about them. some will be white and if Iʼm Victims should come forward and make sure their attackers are There is no reason that this lucky some will be of many punished for their crimes. monument should be built. John other races. With groups like the Family Crisis Center and the University Edge, you are part of a group Troy Jonta Smith Counseling Center offering support and assistance, all with the strict- that wants to celebrate the fact Student est confidentiality, the numbers of reported sexual assaults should go Michael Ikeda-Chandler is a junior art major. He can be reached at [email protected]. that black people can now at- up. tend this school and obtain a If you know anyone who has been raped, help them in anyway you college education. Instead of can. spending money on a piece of Such an event should not be easily dismissed, and it is better to artwork, how about using that error on the side of reason. money to help some of those Itʼs a sad state when one has to be offered $100,000 by a celebrity Information needed on Miers black students go to college. for information on the worst of offenders to come forward. We must You have raised $160,000. You h, the polls we pay atten- not influenced by public choice. pressed unwavering support for break the cycle of silence surrounding these crimes. could send three black students tion to. The Supreme Court abides by Miers. It is the support of these Our state and our nation must do more to ensure that these preda- through four years of college Only a few days ago the hand of the Constitution, not individuals that make it easy tors are taken off the streets and face the punishments they deserve. and, depending on what school OHarriet Miers was introduced to the prevailing wind of approval to understand why the media they attend, you might have The DM Editorial Board is composed of Editor Sheena Barnett, the world as President Bushʼs ratings. Hey media, is reporting broad Opinion Editor Brandon Niemeyer, senior psychology major Ryan nominee to replace Associate super job undermining conservative uncer- Upshaw, freshman international studies major John Martin and soph- Justice Sandra Day OʼConnor on democracy. tainty about Miers. omore English and secondary education major Sydney McGaha. the Supreme Court, and already The problem is that Sarcasm, by the we are asking the American all outlets of the media way, is difficult to people what they think of her. are painting uncer- express on paper, so A CNN/USA Today/Gal- tainty as opposition. let me encourage the lup poll released Wednesday For example, Sen. reader to re-read the indicated that 44 percent of re- Trent Lott has yet to preceding paragraph Donʼt spondents thought the choice of voice his support for with a hearty helping Harriet Miers was either “excel- Miers. In fact, Lott of irony. 201 Bishop Hall • University, MS 38677 lent or good.” I wonder if I am has been quite bit- Roun McNeal Look, I am to be seriously convinced that ing in his criticism DM Columnist not sold on Har- agree Newsroom: 915-5503 Advertising: 915-5503 44 percent of respondents had of her, telling the riet Miers, and Web site: www.thedmonline.com a clue who Harriet Miers is. By Associated Press, “There are a with good reason. Without prior e-mail: [email protected] contrast, 41 percent of Ameri- lot more people — men, women judicial experience (Reh-nquist, DITORIAL TAFF cans who pretended to have an and minorities — that are more by the way, had never served with us? MEMBER OF THE E S opinion about this lady thought qualified in my opinion by their one day on the bench before MISSISSIPPI PRESS Editor in Chief Sheena Barnett the choice was “fair or poor.” experience than she is...I have to Richard Nixon nominated him to ASSOCIATION Managing Editor Hannah Donegan By the way, the 15 percent of find out who these people are, the high court), Miers should be Campus News Editor Bryan Doyle Americans who answered the and right now, Iʼm not satisfied held to a higher standard. I do City News Editor Marti Covington poll with a resounding “Who?” with what I know.” not doubt that she has a superior Opinion Editor Brandon Niemeyer are invited to my house for Understandable, Sen. Lott. legal mind, but, just for kicks Tyler Nelson Sports Editor drinks. In fact, I agree. My point is, and giggles, she might need to Write a Lori Simpson Arts & Life Editor About two-thirds of poll if a Republican United Statesʼ demonstrate that a little before Photo Editor Matthew Sharpe Director of Student Media respondents said that gender had Senator does not believe he she receives a lifetime appoint- Ralph Braseth Assistant Photo Editor Darrell Blakely letter News Layout Designer David Thigpen no basis in their decision about yet has enough information ment to the most powerful Faculty Adviser Editorial Assistant Brian Watkins the nomination. Yeah, sure. to make a decision about this branch of government. Marty Russell Copy Editors Jonathan Taylor President Bush was under un- nominee, why does anyone think Being part of what is appar- Genie Alice Via believable pressure to nominate that a random sampling of the ently a large majority of Ameri- to the Creative/Technical Online Editor E. H. McClary a woman or a minority. Those American population does have cans who pay close attention Supervisor who doubted that the nomina- enough information? Did we to the United States Supreme Peter Cleary tion of another white guy would have a public inquiry into Miers Court, and especially prospec- Editor. DVERTISING TAFF have created political fallout are to which I was not invited? tive additions to that court, I A S probably the Some, had other specific ideas about Sales Representatives: Ashley Atiyeh, Andrea Buerck, same people though, who should be appointed to such who thought have al- a prestigious and influential Ronald Odom, Carlyle Watt a poll on a ready made decision. I, however, am not Creative Services: Renate Ferreira, Stephen Rogers, three-day- “The problem is that all out- up their president of the United States or Kym Miller, Brad Porter, Zac Wilson, Emily Berry old nominee minds. one of his chief advisors, so my would be lets of the media are painting People like opinion is worth about as much Keep it 12/31/05 12/31/05 The Daily Mississippian is a student-edited newspaper published daily except Saturday and Sunday dur- significant in Roberta as the reader pays for this paper. ing the academic year University of Mississippi, University, MS 38677-9701. Contents do not represent uncertainty as opposition. the official opinions of the university or The Daily Mississippian unless specifically indicated. Letters are any way. Combs, Despite my preferences, we under 300 words welcome, but may be edited for clarity, space or libel. 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Also online at www.olemiss.edu/iom ON CAMPUS Monument: Students say memorial is needed Faculty and Staff News From Page 1 diverse, and weʼve moved and everywhere that the school does TODAY THIS WEEK are bigger than that now.” understand our hard times and “I think it all depends on Young said he feels a civil what we went through,” Young Today: Sarah Isom Center & UM Tuesday: The Ole Miss Iaido Club what the school wants more for rights monument would be a said. “Also, the monument Music Dept. present “A Global meets every Tuesday from 7:30 Ole Miss,” said Joshua Young, great source of inspiration and would motivate us even more October 10, 2005 Look at Women in Contemporary p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the main racket a junior marketing information encouragement, as well as a way to achieve more and do greater Music”, featuring internationally- ball court in the Turner Center. systems major. “Maybe they to attract more minorities. things while here at Ole Miss by renowned composer Nancy Van de Everyone is welcome to come kept pushing it off because there “Iʼve been here three years, reminding us of the struggle our Vate today at noon in 203 Johnson join. were other things they felt were and there is nothing that sym- people went through to be en- Coming Up Commons. The event is free and more important than construct- bolizes the minorities and the rolled here and stay here. Those John Grisham to Announce Book Award Nominees open to the public. ing a civil rights monument.” struggles and hard times weʼve were very dangerous times.” Events are free unless otherwise indicated “I think theyʼre dedicated gone through to get here. A Ciara Walker can be reached at uthor John Grisham is to announce the “It is fitting that we make this important Norman Mailer is set to receive the Medal to having the monument built, • Today • Delta Sigma Theta will host a monument may show minorities [email protected] 20 finalists for the National Book announcement from one of the great historic for Distinguished Contribution to American Bible study tonight at 7:00 p.m. in however theyʼre not as dedi- Brown Bag Lunch Lecture: “A Global cated as they should be,” Paris atering Expe Foundation’s 2005 National Book literary sites in our country and with the help of Letters, which is to be presented by Nobel the Union Lobby. The C rts” Look at Women in Contemporary A said. “They seem to keep put- “ Awards at 1 p.m. Wednesday in Oxford. one of America’s most important contempo- Prize winner Toni Morrison. Lawrence Ferlin- – Items for On Campus must be sub- Music.” By composer Nancy Van mitted in writing two days prior to the ting it aside and delaying the Grisham is to reveal the finalists from the rary writers,” Augenbraum said. “It is an excit- ghetti is to receive the First Literarian Award de Vate. Johnson Commons, Isom date of publication. Items are subject to process for different reasons, steps of Rowan Oak, the newly restored home ing combination that underscores both the dis- for Outstanding Service to the Literary Com- Center; noon. Call 915-5916. editing and will run on a first come, first and something this important of William Faulkner, who was a two-time win- tinguished history of the award and diversity of munity, presented by author Jessica Hagedorn. serve basis according to space available. should be completed in a more ner of the National Book Award. the books submitted and nominated each year.” The National Book Foundation was estab- timely fashion.” • Tomorrow Young said the university Information Table: “Coming Out Mayor Richard Howorth and Harold The winner in each category is to be lished in 1989 to expand the impact of the has yet to keep its word and Ribs • Chicken • BBO • Salads Week.” By UM Gay-Straight Augenbraum, executive director of the announced Nov. 16 in New York City at the National Book Awards, which have been in he doesnʼt understand some of Alliance, ALLIES, PFLAG and National Book Foundation, also are to partici- National Book Award Ceremony and Benefit existence since 1950, beyond the single focus of NEWS ROUNDUP their reasoning. pate in the announcement. The 20 finalists span Dinner, which is hosted by radio personality literary recognition. Gender Studies Organization. In Mississippi In the U.S. “What was the point of rais- Student Union lobby, 11 a.m.-2 four categories: Fiction, Nonfiction, Poetry and Garrison Keillor. Keillor also served as host for Wednesday’s announcement is free and ing tuition and stuff, if not to Monday Night Football Young People’s Literature. the 2004 awards. open to the public. help out with something like p.m. Call 915-5916. Suspect wounds three FBI may relax hiring this?” he said. Theatrical Reading: “The Laramie officers in shootout policy on drug use Despite all of the questions $2.50 $2.00 King’s Singers and Sarband Bring ‘Sacred Bridges’ Tour to Campus and concerns about the delay Dos Equis 20 oz. Coors Lite Draft Project.” Directed by grad student WEST POINT – Three West WASHINGTON – The FBI, of the civil rights monument, Garry Posey (Theatre Arts). The world’s foremost a capel- where. Lauded by The Times Point police officers were wounded famous for its straight-laced students do agree on one thing: $2.50 $1.75 Johnson Commons Ballroom, 7 Saturday night during a shootout crime-fighting image, is consid- la ensemble, the King’s Singers, (London) for “sheer musicality,” a civil rights monument is 20 oz. Blue Moon Miller Lite Longnecks p.m. Call 436-9000. and early Middle Eastern music the King’s Singers is known as with a murder suspect who had ering whether to relax its hiring needed. rules over how often applicants specialists, Sarband, bring their much for adventurous program- hijacked a car. “We most definitely need a • Oct. 12 All the officers were in the hospi- could have used marijuana or civil rights monument, espe- “Sacred Bridges” tour to the Ford ming as for the group’s flawless tal Sunday and were expected to sur- other illegal drugs earlier in life. Large Cheese Plate: $5.99 Croft Cine World International Film: cially with the well-known his- “Bad Education.” In Spanish with Center for the Performing Arts vocal technique. vive. No details were released about Some senior FBI managers tory Ole Miss has with James next weekend. Described as the “most origi- the condition of the suspect, who was have been deeply frustrated that BBQ or Chicken Nachos: $5.99 English subtitles. Free to UM stu- Meredith and segregation,” Artist Series Chair Robert nal ensemble in Early Music” by also wounded in the shootout and they could not hire applicants dents. Turner Center auditorium, Paris said. “This would be a 311 S. Lamar • Oxford • 238-2929 Riggs said the concert, set for 3 German music magazine Neue taken to a hospital. who acknowledged occasional big step in proving that weʼre 7-9 p.m. Call 915-7104. Authorities refused to release the marijuana use in college, but p.m. Oct. 16, offers a unique and Musikzeitung, Sarband’s name names of the officers or the sus- in some cases already perform • Through Oct. 13 memorable experience combining stems from the Persian and Arabic pect or to provide details about the top-secret work at other govern- Art Exhibit: “Corporal Geometry.” traditional vocal music with languages, and means “an impro- shootout. ment agencies, such as the CIA Selected sculptures by Leandra ancient instruments from the vised connection of two parts or State Department. “Frankly thereʼs still a lot of Urrutia, Memphis College of Art. Middle East. within a musical suite.” Formed in things weʼre piecing together,” FBI Director Robert Muel- The Daily Tickets are $27, $24 and $12, 1986, the ensemble endeavors to West Point Mayor Scott Ross said. ler will make the final decision. Gallery 130 at Meek Hall, 8 a.m.-5 “We canʼt say when or if this is Mississippian p.m. weekdays. Reception Oct. 13, available online at ww.olemiss.edu/ explore and demonstrate connec- Historical homes going to happen, but we are ex- 4:30-6:30 p.m. Call 915-7193. depts/fordcenter/artistseries.htm or by tions between the musical cultures ploring the possibility,” spokes- calling the Central Ticket Office at The acclaimed vocal group King’s Singers perform with Middle Eastern music ensemble of Islam, Christianity and Judaism. reduced to rubble man Stephen Kodak said. • Oct. 13 Want a place 915-7411. Sarband this weekend at the Ford Center. The group’s unique repertoire - BILOXI – The beachfront cot- Coy Waller Lecture in Pharmacy. By The “Sacred Bridges” tour is from early music to jazz, world tage where Jefferson Davis wrote to put your Billy R. Martin, Virginia a timely exploration of the paral- UM associate professor of music. Muslim faiths.” music and avant-garde - has won his memoirs stood for a century Cameraman tapes Monday - Friday Commonwealth University. Ford lels between Jewish, Christian and “In order to promote understand- For more than 30 years, the wide international acclaim as and a half in the shade of towering police beatings words in print? Center, 2 p.m. Call 915-1005. Muslim liturgical music. ing and tolerance, these great six-member King’s Singers have Sarband has performed at numer- oak trees, but Hurricane Katrina NEW ORLEANS – Two New 5:30 p.m - 6:00 p.m. “Unfortunately religious dif- artists have created a program that been gathering accolades and ous international festivals. reduced it to rubble in just a few • Oct. 13-14 & 16 Orleans police officers repeat- ferences sometimes play a negative highlights common elements devoted fans around the globe as For assistance related to a dis- hours. Movie Nights: “Redeye.” $1 with edly punched a 64-year-old man role in world events,” said Riggs, between the Jewish, Christian and well as the praise of critics every- ability, call 915-7268. Like nearly all historical homes accused of public intoxication, and We’re the UM ID, $2 others; benefits on Mississippiʼs Gulf Coast, the another city officer assaulted an Channel 99 Residential Scholars Program. cottages at Beauvoir were swept Associated Press Television News place for you. away by Katrinaʼs winds and storm Turner Center auditorium, Thu. 7 Legal ‘Trailblazer’ Reuben Anderson producer as a cameraman taped Watch and register to win a p.m.; Fri. 7 & 9:30 p.m.; Sun. 7 Announce ments surge. the confrontations. “Itʼs a horrifying site,” said p.m. Call 915-7328. There will be a criminal in- Come by Honored as Law Alumnus of the Year • Tuesday’s menu at the change. Any benefit changes Todd Sanders, a coordinator with vestigation, and the three officers the Mississippi Department of • Oct. 14 Reuben Anderson, the first “The Ole Lenoir Room features spring become effective Jan. 1, 2006. were to be suspended, arrested and Bishop 201 mix salad with mandarin oranges, For more information or assis- Archives and History. “Itʼs hard for charged with simple battery Sun- HDTV! Coming Home Just Got Better Concert: black to graduate from the School Miss law me to put into words.” day, Capt. Marlon Defillo said. or The Oak Ridge Boys. $30-$40. of Law, has been honored as the school has almonds, goat cheese and rasp- tance related to a disability, con- The main house at Beauvoir, Sponsored by “We have great concern with call Ford Center, 8 p.m. Call 915-7411. university’s Law Alumnus of the always been a berry vinaigrette; corn bread; tact Belinda Turner or Gregory built in 1852, survived the storm what we saw this morning,” chicken pot pie or breaded pork Hunley at 915-7431. better than most buildings. A blue Year. special place Defillo said after he and about a 915-5503. 1-800-457-5351 • Through Oct. 29 Anderson, a 1967 UM law for me,” chops; rice, creamed corn or tarp covered a hole in the roof, and dozen other high-ranking police • The Office of the Provost is Art Show & Sale. Paintings by Jere school graduate, is a partner at Anderson said. green beans; and warm fudge the house itself has been gutted, but department officials watched the sponsoring a faculty develop- Sanders believes it can be saved. Allen (Art, emeritus). Southside Phelps Dunbar LLP in Jackson. “It is the only brownie or ice cream. Thurs- APTN footage Sunday. “Itʼs a Gallery, 150 Courthouse Square, day’s menu includes Tuscan ment luncheon workshop at troubling tape, no doubt about it. He practices in the areas of com- law school Mon.-Thu. 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; Fri.- Anderson bean soup; Tuscan bread with noon Oct. 18 in the Student More drug arrests ... This department will take im- mercial litigation, regulatory and that I ever Union ballroom. The session, mediate action.” Sun. 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Call 234-9090. olive oil; chicken tetrazzini or governmental matters, and gaming. wanted to “Establishment of Center for seen in Harrison Co. “He has outstanding leader- attend. I recommended it to my lasagna; corn, asparagus or toma- In the World • Through Nov. 1 Teaching and Learning Excel- GULFPORT – Harrison County ship qualities that have served him daughter, who also graduated toes (Caprese style); and gelato or Monday Night Football Photo Exhibit: “Southern Food in lence,” is to be led by Dee Fink, has seen a major increase in drug well as a practicing attorney, as a there. It prepared me well for my caramel pecan passion. Meals are arrests since Hurricane Katrina conTEXT.” Photographs of director of the Instructional Landslide areas justice on the Mississippi Supreme legal career.” $5 and reservations are required. slammed into Mississippi on Aug. Southern food by Amy Evans Development Program at Uni- become cemeteries Court and as president of the Mis- Tim Walsh, associate director For reservations, call 915-7371 or 29. Pittsburgh @ San Diego (SFA). Barnard Observatory, versity of Oklahoma. Fink, for- sissippi Bar,” said Samuel Davis, of Alumni Affairs, said Anderson e-mail [email protected]. Diners Sheriff George H. Payne Jr. said GUATEMALA CITY – Dozens Gammill Gallery; 8 a.m.-5 p.m. mer president of the Professio- of foreign tourists fled devastated dean of the law school. “I have was selected for the award not who cannot keep their reserva- deputies made 60 drug arrests in weekdays. Call 915-5993. nal and Organization Develop- September and the number of arrests lakeside Mayan towns on foot and tions should call to cancel ASAP. in the Southern Breeze the utmost respect for him, and I only for his support of the law ment Network in Higher Educa- in October is quickly climbing. He by helicopter Sunday as Guatemalan am proud to call him my friend.” school but also because of his • The Department of Human tion, plans to discuss the estab- blames Katrina for the increase. officials said they would abandon (4th fl oor Union) For more events, “Being named Law Alumnus many contributions to society. “With all the stress since the hur- communities buried by landslides Resources is conducting its annu- lishment of a teaching and learn- of the Year is one of the highest “He is a trailblazer in the legal ricane, more people may be using and declare them mass graveyards. go to www.olemiss.edu/calendar al Open Enrollment this week ing center and identify actions drugs to escape their problems,” Villagers who had swarmed over honors that I have received in my community in Mississippi,” Walsh in the HR Training Room in Paul that the faculty and university can Payne said. “And itʼs very likely that the vast mudslides with shovels and FREE Papa John’s Pizza! For assistance related to a long legal career,” Anderson said. said. “The committee chose to B. Johnson Commons East. undertake to promote the drug dealers are taking advantage of axes digging for hundreds of missing Davis, who was a first-year law honor him this year for all he has Sessions are set for noon-5 p.m. improvement of teaching. So that people in their moments of weak- gave up the effort Sunday, five days disability, call 915-7236. student at UM when Anderson meant to the law school, to the tomorrow and 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. the provost’s office can arrange ness after the disaster.” after Hurricane Stan made landfall on was in his third year, said he university and to Mississippi.” Wednesday-Friday This is the lunch, contact Martha Bowles at Deputies made 20 drug arrests in the Gulf of Mexico coast, bringing To submit items for possible remembers that Anderson exhibit- Anderson has had many firsts, September 2004, Payne said. torrential rains before weakening to a only opportunity for employees 915-5317 or [email protected] ed an “aura of quiet confidence including being the state’s first The increased law enforcement tropical depression. inclusion in Inside Ole Miss, to make changes to their benefits by noon Friday (Oct. 14) if you presence on the coast could also More than 640 people died and e-mail [email protected] and diplomacy.” black Supreme Court Justice. unless there is a family status plan to attend. be leading to the higher number of hundreds more were missing across arrests. Central America and Mexico. VS For more on these and other stories, go to www.olemiss.edu/newsdesk – Associated Press 67

PAGE 6 MONDAY • OCTOBER 10, 2005 MONDAY • OCTOBER 10, 2005 PAGE 7 Delta State football player now on bigger team Week: Sexual violence gets national, local attention Associated Press my gear was in top condition. My said by e-mail from Iraq. Baghdad,” he said. “We have been mind and body had been trained to Pate, who played football as the here in Najaf for almost nine months Darrell Blakely standpoint.” by saying she was about to start timizing innocent people. fore we rise up and take to the CLEVELAND — Itʼs been over know what to do and how to react in starting long snapper at Delta State now.” Shepard vigil Senior Staff Reporter Thelma Curry, University Po- working very closely with au- “How many children have to streets and say enough, enough, two years since Roger Pate was a se- any given situation. I had been run- for all four of his college years, in- Pate had his reasons to join the Only three weeks into her lice Department crime preven- thorities to try to change laws be sacrificed?” Winfrey asked. enough?” nior at Delta State University prepar- ning through plays and scenarios cluding for the 2000 National Cham- military, and remembers the moment new season, television host tion coordinator, said “our num- to keep offenders behind bars “What price are we as a society, Darrell Blakely can be reached at ing for one of his last football games time and time again to ensure that I pionship team, said this time he he decided. Wednesday Oprah Winfrey and her team are bers are real low” and there are where they canʼt continue vic- willing to continue to pay be- [email protected] before graduation. had left nothing out just before my would be on a totally new team – the “I can remember sitting in my From Page 1 already work to impact peopleʼs usually around one or two cases Pate is still on a team, just one of last game in my senior season. United States Army. dorm room while watching the war of sexual assault on campus per ford because of all the similarities lives. a different kind. “At that time I didnʼt know I “Our battalion, almost 700 sol- begin in 2001,” Pate said. “I had a academic year. between Oxford and Laramie. The Oct. 4 episode of the “Exactly two years ago I was sit- would be performing almost those diers strong, would be headed heavy burden laid upon me and be- According to the Mississippi “Laramie is a small town with Oprah Winfrey Show highlight- ting in the locker room at Delta State same rituals daily exactly one year straight to a city almost the size of gan asking myself why I should leave Sex Offender Registry, there are a large university population just ed stories of victims and survi- lacing up my cleats, going through later before we began our first con- Jackson, called An Najaf, Iraq, which it up to someone else to ensure that 25 registered sex offenders in like Oxford, and the town is very vors of child predator crimes. At my pre-game rituals of making sure voy up from Kuwait into Iraq,” Pate is located about 100 miles south of my family and friends were safe.” the end of the show, Winfrey an- Oxford. conservative,” he said. “If some- According to Mississippi thing like what happened to Mat- nounced “Oprahʼs Child Preda- tor Watch List,” promising a Code Section 45-33-21, anyone thew happened in Oxford, then convicted of a sexual offense the way Laramie responded would $100,000 reward to any viewer who provides the FBI with im- must register with the Mis- be very similar to the way Oxford sissippi Department of Public would respond.” portant information that would lead to the arrest of any sexual Safety. Offenders must give a DRAFT BEER! There will be an encore pre- FREE DNA sample as well as finger- sentation Thursday at 5 p.m. in predator that she featured on her television show. prints, photos, current address Starts at 9pm the Isom Center in Johnson Com- and name and address of current Silky O’Sullivan mons. “With every breath in my body, and with you by my side, place of employment. Wednesday at 7 p.m. there will Lafayette County Sheriff be a vigil held for Matthew Shepa- we are going to move heaven and earth to stop an evil thatʼs Buddy East said the department Dueling Pianos rd in the Grove pavilion. tries to keep track of the regis- 2 for 1 The last event will be a gather- been going on for far too long,” she said. tered sex offenders in the county ing at Jubilee on the Square at 10 as much as possible. All Night Long! WELLS p.m. Winfrey said she will post descriptions of new fugitives on “We try to make sure we know “That will just be a time to rest where they are and where theyʼre and recuperate from the weekʼs her Web site, http://www.oprah. FEATURING com, every Friday so viewers employed,” East said. events,” Vasser said. “Itʼll just be Members of the community FINGER JAM a time so everybody can hang out can be more vigilant and report Matt Nolan anyone that fits those descrip- have options at their disposal to 236-5555 111 Heritage Drive Oxford, MS together and relax.” handle sexual violence before (Off Jackson Ave. Behind Applebees) Last Tuesday the ASB Senate tions. Marc Showalter, director of and after it occurs. passed a resolution to recognize The University Police Depart- Oct. 11, 2005 as National Coming the University Counseling Cen- ter, said anything that can be ment now hosts two self-defense Out Day on the Ole Miss campus. classes, one called Rape-Aggres- “I was ecstatic,” Vasser said. done to highlight an issue as important as sexual violence is sion Defense. The class is taught “I was very pleased with the ASB by four instructors and is limited Senate. I think since the groupʼs in- worthwhile. SPORTS SCOREBOARD “I donʼt know if that particu- to about six or seven people to PRESENTED BY DOMINOʼS PIZZA : ception we have not had such rec- a class. THE OFFICIAL PIZZA OF OLE MISS INTRAMURAL ATHLETES ognition on campus. It speaks very lar method is going to be suc- cessful or not because it does “We try to have these classes highly of the universityʼs commit- to help people to be aware of ment to diversity and equality.” seem extreme,” Showalter said. “I hope it doesnʼt cause people how to reduce their risk of being to overreact in some way in their sexually assaulted,” Curry said. MADNESS Genie Alice Via can be reached at enthusiasm to try to do some- Victims of sexual violence DAY [email protected] can contact the University Po- E AD thing good. 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PAGE 10 MONDAY • OCTOBER 10, 2005 MONDAY • OCTOBER 10, 2005 PAGE 11 Gulf coast officials launch $100,000 campaign City, university depend on each other Read Associated Press Sunday to stimulate the regionʼs hur- State tourism director Lee Sentell Trent Jones Golf Trail. ship Memorial Park, the stateʼs larg- Matthew Sharpe ones who saw the university to Arts, departmental conferences grams that will attract people ricane recovery, stressed that damage said eight papers from Birmingham Sentell said Sunday that several est draw for tourists, has been closed Senior Staff Reporter Oxford. I think we have a unique and seminars and various cul- from outside Lafayette County.” The DM MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Gulf along coastal Alabama from Hurri- to Cincinnati each displayed two golfing groups have canceled trips indefinitely due to damage from Siblings often share a unique opportunity over the next few tural programs like the Living Programs such as the Southern Coast tourism officials, who launched cane Katrina would not dampen the dozen ads to promote south Baldwin to the golf trailʼs Magnolia Grove Katrina damage. And while Katrina relationship in that two similar years to increase the cultural Blues Symposium and the Con- Foodways Alliance, the Faulkner a $400,000 campaign in newspapers upcoming National Shrimp Festival. County, Mobile Bay and the Robert course near Mobile, though firm spared the Gulf Shores and Orange entities co-exist in harmony in tourism.” ference on the Book. Football Conference, Conference for the numbers on cancellations werenʼt Beach, the sites are still recovering order to preserve equally lucra- According to Hugh Stump, games alone can draw 40,000 Book and the Living Blues Sym- available. from Hurricane Ivan last year. tive achievement opportunities. the executive director of the Ox- people to town for a weekend, posium have all received grant “They think the beach was dam- Tourism officials have spotlighted College towns are just that: ford Conference Center, college Stump said. funds from the city. However, Watch Safi lo aged by the hurricane,” he said, but the Magnolia Grove course near Mo- siblings. Separated only by in- towns “need to get along to go Oxford markets the university the grants only partially fund the he dismissed those worries. bile, which reopened two weeks after visible lines on a map, the “town along.” to draw tourists into the town in marketing for the event. BEST OF “There is the misperception that the hurricane struck, and continue to and gown” features of a college “They canʼt have an antago- order to collect from both the 2 “Those funds only go toward Newswatch all of coastal Alabama suffered the tout their federally-backed “Alabama town leave two separate entities nistic relationship,” he said. percent food-and-beverage tax, producing marketing materials to OXFORD same type of damage that impacted is Open” campaign to attract more attached at more than just the “Youʼll get much more working which goes directly to the tour- attract people for those events,” Mississippi, and thatʼs not the case,” visitors to the area. hip. together.” ism council, and the 2 percent Stump said. “They [university 2005 said Sentell. Sentell said the two coastal coun- Ole Miss and the city of Ox- Kellum said both the univer- hotel and motel tax. The revenue officials] fund the actual event (M-F 5:30 p.m., He said “tens of thousands” are ties are responsible for 35 percent ford fit the “town and gown” sity and the town have many his- from the food-and-beverage tax themselves.” WINNER expected to arrive at next weekendʼs of the stateʼs $7.8 billion hospitality mold with nearly equal represen- toric sites to aid in drawing tour- over the last four years has risen In most cases, an event National Shrimp Festival at Gulf industry. tation of citizens and students. ists to the area. steadily. In 2004, the city col- must be self-funded after three Channel 99) Shores, which was canceled last year Some 29,000 jobs in Baldwin and Approximately 12,000 citizens “All of us working together lected $1.16 million, an 11 per- years. Some events, such as the after Hurricane Ivan wrecked Ala- 8,000 in Mobile counties depend on populate Oxford according to to maximize cultural opportuni- cent rise from the previous year. Faulkner Conference, are par- bolle Ray Ban bamaʼs coastline. the travel industry, according to 2004 the U.S. Census Bureau in its ties is very important,” she said. While the cityʼs tourism is tially funded perpetually by the Large selection of designer frames available. State-of-the- art Sentell said Katrinaʼs crippling figures. year 2000 census. The univer- While the university and the economically driven, the uni- grant. These programs, in turn, effect on the seafood industry in More than 115,000 post cards with sity recently released its 2005 city remain two separate enti- versity focuses on increasing the provide visitors the complete the fi nishing lab with same of next day service in many cases. neighboring Bayou La Batre would the “Alabama is Open” message are enrollment figures, revealing ties, they undoubtedly depend on educational and cultural services university-to-city tourism cycle. not hurt the four-day shrimp festival, being mailed to previous clients of just under 14,000 students on the each other for support and pos- of the university, as well as to at- The cooperation of both the Listen to which kicks off Thursday. the partnering organizations. Oxford campus, some who fit in sibly existence. tract potential students. city and the university is re- Because many of Mobileʼs hotels The Retirement Systems of Ala- the Oxford census. Would Oxford be the same “For the city, we want to bring quired to accomplish all the two New silicon hydrogel contact lenses allow better corneal health are filled with relief workers, its mu- bama, which owns the golf trail and “The size of the city and the today without the university? in tourists who want to spend entities have achieved in its sto- Rebel Radio seums and other open attractions are six hotels in the state, will air an size of the student population Stump said he believes it would money,” Howorth said. “Weʼre ried history. due to greater oxygen transmition and are especially desirable suffering from a lack of tourists, he “Alabama is Open” commercial on are roughly equal and essential- not. in it for different reasons.” Like any traditional sibling for extended wear. Several brands are available . Call today. said. Mobile is marketing to Bald- 42 Raycom television stations, said ly always have been as far as I “Would Oxford exist just like But the relationship is not a rivalry, the city and the univer- 92.1 Pure Vision win County visitors until more hotel Barbara Thomas, senior vice presi- can tell,” Oxford Mayor Rich- it is today? No, it would be dif- one-sided steal for the city. sity have their squabbles. But rooms are vacated. dent of RSAʼs tourism and real estate ard Howorth said. “Thatʼs one ferent,” he said. “You canʼt real- “Weʼre in it together, so if we the mayor says they tend to work Still, the USS Alabama Battle- assets. of the many things that creates ly say what would have happened share our ideas and our costs, things out rather smoothly. Dr. MICHAEL g. TURNER this sibling dynamic. One is not if the University of Mississippi then we gain efficiencies and “Historically, the relation- Exams Available overwhelmingly larger than the hadnʼt been here.” we both achieve greater results,” ship has been essentially pretty Optometrists other.” And the idea of a university Howorth said. good,” he said DR. PHILLIP HOOKER, JR. The university and Oxford existing without a town is not Oxford, in keeping its portion Communication, which, ac- You won’t The Daily Mississippian share a tightly interwoven rela- very feasible, said Stump. of the “sibling dynamic,” helps cording to Howorth, is vital to Serving Oxford, Ole Miss & the surrounding area for over 16 years tionship that produces a higher The university initially attracts in funding certain programs pro- the partnership, is as strong as Medicare, Medicaid and most Vision Plans accepted. Because we can spell number of tourists and increased visitors, who are then housed in duced by the university. ever. Currently, there are plans be the city and spend money to help “We help fund many of the in the work to jump-start a joint One Mile North of the Oxford Square revenue for both entities. Antidisestablishmentarianism “It really started in 1844 fund more tourism. These events programs at the university committee made up of both uni- 1110 N. Lamar Blvd. when the university was char- consist of a plethora of programs through tourism grants,” Stump versity and city officials who tered,” said Vice Chancellor for and activities such as football said. “We have $80,000 a year will discuss mutual projects. disappointed. 234-0400 University Relations Gloria Kel- games, events held at Gertrude that we give out in grant funds Matthew Sharpe can be reached at lum. “The town folks were the Ford Center for the Performing to organizations that put on pro- [email protected]

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C M Y K C M Y K The What happened... Defense ‘Knox’ Bulldogs block off in 27-7 win CITADELC Tyler Nelson ing crowd of 50,272 in Vaught- Ole Miss came alive, finishing less offense output, when the ed to give him a shot. It was such DM Sports Editor Hemingway Stadium. the game with 366 total yards in- Bulldogsʼ Blake Vandiver missed a close competition at the begin- Behind a second-half burst The Rebelsʼ offense sputtered cluding 254 yards from Micheal a 37-yard field goal as it fell just ning of the year. We looked stag- from the offense and a domi- out of the gate, only managing Spurlock. short of the crossbar. nate on offense, and we wanted I nant defense, Ole Miss finally 16 yards on the ground and 121 But the Rebels (2-3) defense Following the halftime break, to give Robert a shot.” put away a pesky Citadel team yards through the air. A short- manhandled the Bulldogs (2-3) the Ole Miss defense continued Spurlock came back in and the 27-7 in of front the Homecom- lived quarterback change later, on all facets of the game, only their assault. offense finally took off. allowing 81 total yards on 42 On the first play of the third A steady dose of Mico Mc- T plays. Those 81 yards were the quarter, Knox fumbled the ball Swain and Antonio Turner least allowed by the Rebels since while rushing from The Citadel marched the Rebs down the field holding Vanderbilt to 51 total 16. Cornerback Travis Johnson as Spurlock capped off the drive The Box yards in 1993. scooped it up and ran it to the with a one-yard plunge into the “I saw a lot of improvement house for the gameʼs first touch- end zone. Robert Bassʼ extra

this week,” Ole Miss head coach down. Following the extra point, point extended the Rebsʼ lead 17- A Ed Orgeron said after the game. Ole Miss went up 10-0. 7 with 6:55 to go in the third. “I thought the team had some “Well, the whole time coach They turned right around and confidence coming back from the told us to, ʻStay on your man and did it again. Tennessee game. I saw the prac- donʼt try to do too much when On the next possession, Ole ScoreScore by Quarters tices being better, the attention to youʼre out there,ʼ so I stayed on Miss went 72 yards in just over detail being better.” my man, the quarterback flipped two minutes as Spurlock con- 1 2 3 4 Final Thanks to the groupʼs overall and I had my eyes on the ball nected with Mike Espy for a The Citadel 0 0 7 0 7 quickness, they had a field day the whole time, picked it up and four yard touchdown. After Espy D as freshman Justin Knox, a first scored,” Johnson said. caught the ball going down the Ole Miss 3 0 21 3 27 time starter, had trouble running “It was great,” Orgeron said of right side, he leapt over the de- The Citadelʼs option attack. the turnover. fensive back and ended up being Scoring Summary: Knox finished the day com- “That is what our defense is spun into the end zone, going up pleting five passes out of 14 at- about, flying to the football. It 24-7. 1st, 1:56, UM, Moseley 44 yard FG tempts for 21 yards. In nine rush- came at a great time.” Spurlock (20 of 29 for 254 3rd, 14:52, UM, Johnson 16 yard fumble ing attempts, Knox had -10 yards Ole Missʼ defense forced yards and a touchdown) used the E Game recovery on nine carries. a three-and-out right after the brief time on the bench to see the At times, Knox looked flus- score and then Orgeron brought game from a different perspec- 3rd, 12:02, CIT, Dingle 44 interception tered, pitching the ball out of in Robert Lane to spark the stag- tive and get some advice. return bounds, expecting a running back nant group. “(Orgeron) just wanted me to behind him. The move looked to pay off watch the game,” Spurlock said. 3rd, 6:55, UM, Spurlock 1 yard TD run “It is so difficult for a back-up when Lane floated a ball to Taye “The coaches said it seems when 3rd, 1:55, UM Espy 4 yard TD reception quarterback to make his first ca- Biddle for a large gain but a hold- I come back in the game, I play. 4th, 9:01, UM, Bass 23 yard FG reer start against a team like Ole ing call on Jason Cook killed the Ethan (Flatt) was telling me also L Miss,” Citadel head coach Ken completions. ʻyour rushing yourself a little bit, Higgins said. “They have out- Two plays later, Lane was just slow down.” Team Statistics standing team speed and unfortu- picked off by Avery Dingle who Midway through the final quar- The Citadel Ole Miss nately this was his introduction.” returned it 44 yards for what ter, Bass booted a 23 yard field Though they won, the game turned out the be The Citadelʼs goal after the Rebels couldnʼt Rushing 60 112 wasnʼt as easy as the Rebels only score of the game. The ex- capitalize from The Citadel six. Passing 21 254 hoped. tra point brought the Dogs within This Saturdayʼs game against Total Off. 81 366 After three ineffective drives three yards just three minutes No. 7 Alabama will be televised to begin the game, the Red and into the second half. by CBS at 11 a.m. from Vaught- Matthew Sharpe The Daily Mississippian Penalties 4-35 8-71 Blue finally got on the board via Orgeron said the move at quar- Hemingway Stadium. The game Patrick Willis (right) clobbered quarterback Justin Knox and The Citadel on the way to a 27-7 Rebel win Saturday. Possession 24:55 35:05 a field goal with 1:56 to go in terback was to see if Lane could will mark the Rebelsʼ fourth TV the first. Will Moseleyʼs 44-yard power the dull group. appearance of the season. kick put Ole Miss up 3-0. “We needed a jump-start on of- Tyler Nelson can be reached at Why it happened... The second quarter had even fense,” Orgeron said. “We want- [email protected] Ole Miss wakes up in tale of two halves Steve Newbold Hill caught a pass on third and room. yards. coaching staff; they have trained Senior Staff Reporter two a few yards past the fi rst The Citadel received the ball “It wasnʼt so much making a me all year to read 3-step and 5- After a lackluster fi rst half, a down marker over the middle and and planned to stick with their op- lot of changes,” McSwain said. step (drops),” Dingle said. “I saw shot of adrenaline from corner- he turned it up fi eld for a 27-yard tion attack that got them 49 rush- “It was getting on our jobs, doing the 3-step drop, and I broke on it back Travis Johnson and the Rebel gain. ing yards in the fi rst half. On the what we have to do.” and made a big play.” defense boosted Ole Miss past The “I think he had a great day,” fi rst play from scrimmage, The McSwain also attributes the When Spurlock returned to the Citadel in a tale of two halves. Ole Miss head coach Ed Orgeron Citadel quarterback Justin Knox strong second half of the running game, he played much better. The Rebels came out fl at in the said. “He made some big plays fumbled a pitch that was scooped game to the teamʼs work habits. Spurlock capped off the fi rst of- fi rst. In the opening series, wide for us. He made a couple big third up by Johnson who ran it in for a “I think we can wear any team fensive touchdown scoring drive receiver Taye Biddle dropped a down plays. Obviously heʼs our Rebel touchdown. The play sprung down because we run all the time,” with a quarterback sneak. pass on third down. The Citadel leading receiver and it gave the of- new life into the Rebels. McSwain said, referring to prac- The key play was a 37-yard pinned the Rebels back to the fi ve fense a little boost. Heʼs our go-to “Well, Iʼm really pleased the tice during the week. “Everything run by McSwain. On the next yard line for their next drive and guy.” way the team played the second we do, we run. We never walk.” drive, Spurlock completed a nice the Rebels failed to move the ball On that same drive Will Mose- half,” Orgeron said. The only second-half adjust- short fl oater to running back Keith again. ley connected on a 44-yard fi eld “I thought that we went in ment that backfi red was replacing Houston in stride for a 32-yard The next time the Rebels got goal attempt. Moseleyʼs fi eld goal at halftime, made some adjust- Spurlock with backup quarterback gain. the ball, it appeared they had was the only score for the Rebels ments on offense and came out Robert Lane for a series. When the Rebels drove to near- something going when quarter- when they went into half time up and moved the ball a little bit. Iʼm Lane appeared to provide a ly the 10 yard line, Spurlock rolled back Micheal Spurlock hit open 3-0. really pleased with the way we spark at fi rst. The Rebels ran a out to his right and found receiv- receiver Mike Espy for a pass. “I thought it was an outstand- played the option today. We shut play action pass when Lane found er Mike Espy for a touchdown. Espy ran after the catch for about ing job by our defense,” The Cita- them down pretty good and our Biddle deep for a huge gain. The When the Rebels went up 27-7 a 23-yard gain before cornerback del head coach Ken Higgins said guys worked really hard.” play was nullifi ed with a holding The Citadel never had a prayer to Avery Dingle forced a fumble that of the fi rst half. “We held them to The Rebels improved in every call. The same series on second come back. The Citadel recovered. three points in the fi rst half and phase of the game in the second and eight, The Citadel corner- They showed absolutely no Two bright spots of the fi rst half created some turnovers, but we half. In the fi rst half, running back back Dingle made his second big ability to pass the ball, which were the return of receiver Mario could not capitalize on our oppor- Mico McSwain was shut down play of the game when he jumped would make it impossible for them Hill and the growing confi dence in tunities.” running the ball seven times for a Lane pass on a short route and to come back on any team. kicker Will Moseley. The second half, a different Ole 13 yards. He fi nished the day with took it back to the end zone. Steve Newbold can be reached at On the next Ole Miss drive, Miss team came out of the locker a career high 20 carries for 105 “I give all my credit to the [email protected] Quick Hits Middle linebacker Patrick Willis continues to not only defense but our whole football team. He means a lot to us. persevere through pain but dominate with it. In the past we have had football players like that. He is by The thick white cast, that looks more like a club, pro- far the best football player on our team, I do believe.” tects Willisʼ right hand where his middle fi nger is broken. Mico McSwain put up 100 yards for the second time The even worse injury is the sprained MCL on his left this season while also carrying the ball a career high 20 knee, where he wears a brace for extra support. Still, Wil- times. He is the fi rst Rebel running back to be trusted with lis remains a dominant force in the middle. He racked up that many carries this season. The last three weeks Mc- 14 tackles to lead the team. The next highest total was Swain has ripped off a run of at least 50 yards. Against defensive end Chris Bowers with fi ve. Think head coach The Citadel he ripped off a 37-yard run and continues to Ed Orgeron likes having No. 49 out there? look like a threat to take it deep every time he touches Andrew Logan The Daily Mississippian “Well, he means a lot us right now,” Orgeron said. “He the ball. McKinley Boykin (left) had two tackles (one for a two yard loss) and a quarterback hurry in the Rebels 27-7 win against The Citadel during Saturday’s Homecoming game. is the heart and soul of our football team - not only our -Steve Newbold 12 13

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MONDAY • OCTOBER 10, 2004 PAGE 15 Lori Simpson PAGE 11 915-5503 October 10, 2005 ‘Were-Rabbit’ runs long, feels average Ray Gustini whether it was a Disney feature- Rabbit.” Before you all start burden. made in their later years where Badger Herald length film, a Tex Avery short clogging up my inbox, let me I also wonder about the wis- they were so charming together Dried fruits a healthy way to enjoy servings MADISON, Wis. — Full dis- or an episode of “Scooby-Doo.” just say that I know the movie dom of Dreamworks giving the that nobody really wanted to men- closure: I donʼt like cartoons. Disney would always have the uses claymation, and therefore duo its own feature-length film. tion that the product was substan- It is essential to incorporate persed and very little Vitamin C amount of unnatural sugars, so these dehydrated fruits because try to find ways to fit them into Even as a child, I had a particular plucky young hero (or heroine) is not “animated.” Still, Was there really that much of a dard? This is what “Wallace and the recommended five servings a remains. make sure you read the ingredi- of the unwanted sugars and pre- your meals. aversion to them. This was not the who loses a parent and is forced thatʼs just splitting demand for a Wallace and Gromit Gromit” reminded me of. That is day of fruit into your diet. However, that doesnʼt mean ents before you dig in. servatives, you can go to organ- It is just as easy as add- result of some sort of traumatic to fend for himself/herself. Avery hairs. Since there are no movie? I know that they have not a good thing. If you are on the go most that it has zero vitamins and “Fruits such as apples and ic and natural grocery ing dried cranberries to your upbringing or pseudo-intellectual would never let Elmer Fudd kill human actors, the movie their dedicated group of fans, The fact is that the primary days, you probably donʼt want to nutrients. apricots, which darken when stores to find what you salad, raisins to your oatmeal child-rearing scheme on the part Bugs. And the Mystery Machine is not, in my opinion, but I am not sure whom this audience for Wallace and Gromit deal with the inconve- In fact, they are exposed to the air, are often want. and pieces of dried apricots to of my parents. I just never really would always break down in a “real.” And, if itʼs not movie is going to appeal (children) will not be reading this nience of peels, cores, loaded with iron, treated with sulfates to These food stores your yogurt. embraced the medium. weird location menaced by a real, it therefore must be to. It certainly has a review and will not care what I sticky juices and pits. potassium, fiber, keep them from discol- have dried fruits that Dried fruit has more calo- Even at a young age, I was mean old real-estate developer animated. cheeky charm and think about this movie. Movies An alternative and protein and other oring. Though these are natural with no ries in them than natural, whole bumping up against the Ray in a plastic mask. You could set Anyway, the some nice visuals, like “Wallace and Gromit” are convenient way to nutrients. chemicals are preservatives or fruits, so be aware of how much Gustini Wall of Ignorance: I fun- your watch. titular duo (cre- but it may like Jerry Bruckheimer movies: include fruit into your They have no harmless to added sugars, so you you are eating. damentally could not accept any Growing up, my cartoons were ated by Nick be a little they are review-proof and people diet is dried fruit. It is fat and also contain most people, can feel good about Do not let this turn you away, of the principles put forth by car- old movies from the ʻ40s and ʻ50s Park) has too dry and will flock to them regardless of as easy as opening a an abundance of they can what you are eating. because they are healthy calo- toons aimed at children: I could that my dad had pirated off pay c l e a n e d a little too what critics say. bag and popping them Vitamin A, antioxi- cause aller- Dried apricots, ries. Just donʼt overdo it. not accept that ducks and rabbits cable. I devoured Charlie Chan up at the British to Will kids like it? Yes, I think into your mouth. dants and calcium. gic reactions,” dates, raisins, apple Another reason dried fruit is could talk, let alone be friends. I movies, old film noir, westerns Academy really con- so. Itʼs a little slow at times, but You donʼt have to Dried fruit is a said Domenica rings, prunes and figs a good alternative is it doesnʼt could not accept that it is possible and Abbott and Costello adven- Awards over nect with an itʼs a pleasant enough time-filler. deal with juices Davidson Stoneburner healthy snack. Marchetti in that are found in grocery spoil, so you donʼt have to throw to run 50 feet off a cliff without tures. These were the flights-of- the last 15 audience. Older viewers who are not already that stick to your Health However, you Health Magazine. stores usually do not con- it out. It can last for close to a falling down, only to plummet to fancy that stimulated my imagina- years, winning There are in love with the two main charac- hands and contem- need to be cau- Your nutritious snack will tain sugar because when they year in a tight container or bag earth when you have the bright tion: I had no time for cartoons. three Oscars for some funny ters are likely to be disappointed. plate where to put tious of some transform into a not-so-healthy are dried, they become naturally with a good seal. idea of actually checking where As I grew up, of course, I Best Short Film. moments, but It doesnʼt have the broad scope the peel when you are through that can have added sugar and choice if you are not aware of sweeter. Also, the winter doesnʼt pro- you are standing. I could not was able to better appreciate the At fifteen minutes, we have to of “Beauty and the Beast,” the eating. preservatives. whatʼs in them. If you have a sweet tooth and vide a large diversity of fresh accept that wildlife would break impressive production values this duo is crisp, sharp and funny. work a little heart of “Finding Nemo” or the Fresh, whole fruits, of course, Even though the preservatives Banana and plantain chips, for want to buy candy, buy a bag of fruits, so you can always turn to out into Broadway-style produc- behind cartoons, and Iʼve also Wallace (voiced by Peter Sallis) too hard to get to them. Much of magic and mystery of “The Polar are better for you, but dried fruit on the fruit wonʼt harm you, it is example, usually contain oils, so apricots or dates instead. dried fruits to get the necessary tion numbers at the drop of a hat. realized that some of my dadʼs is a cheese-loving inventor and the humor is lurking around the Express” (by far the most under- is an alternative you can turn to not a good idea to consume large there is fat in them, but these They are chewy and sweet, variance of nutrients your body Iʼm not an excessively literal old bootlegs are probably just as Gromit is his mute, consistently edges of the frame. There is noth- rated animated film of the past to meet your five a day. quantities of it. are the only source of dried fruit which will satisfy your after- needs. person, but these things always unrealistic and cliched as say, a exasperated dog. Everybody is ing wrong with being subtle, but decade). Itʼs an OK movie, but When fruit is dried from the Papaya, pineapple, and banana with fat in them. dinner craving. Davidson Stoneburner bugged me and prevented me mouse beating the tar out of an talking about what a great come- too often it feels like the movie is not a lot more. In a fall season full sun, Vitamin D becomes dis- chips usually contain the highest If you want to stay away from If you do not favor eating can be reached at from ever fully enjoying car- animated cat. Still, I have never dic tandem they are, but person- coasting on audience goodwill. It of great movies, it is not enough [email protected] fruits daily for whatever reason, toons. Another problem was that fully been able to embrace the ally, I just didnʼt see it. Theyʼre is impossible not to find Wallace to be merely decent: you need to they always seemed too simple medium. okay, but they lack the manic and Gromit endearing and the stand out. Frankly, “Wallace and for me: Even as a small child, I It is because I am not a big energy and tit-for-tat repartee that movie uses these feelings to com- Gromit” does not. makes great duos. Too often, it pensate for many slow spots. needed complexity and intrigue. fan of animated movies that I did The Badger Herald is the stu- Cartoons just felt a bit too linear. not particularly care for “Wallace feels as if the character of Wallace You remember those movies dent newspaper of the University of has to shoulder the entire comedic Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau Write for Arts and Life! The formula was always the same, and Gromit: Curse of the Were- Wisconsin. Digital Processing PER Come by Bishop 201 Acute Care 19¢ PRINT Now Open! + or call Voted Best Family Clinic • We burn CD’s Photo 915-5503. 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PAGE 16 MONDAY • OCTOBER 10, 2005 My Chemical Romance rocks Birmingham If you werenʼt at the Boutwell Au- tween each band, and all bands took lyrics are also very romantic (from lyrics is much more graphic (from Chemical Romance is the release of a ditorium in Birmingham Friday night, the stage on time. MCR knows how To the End: “If you marry me/would one of my favorites, Headfirst for CD/DVD package, “Life at the Mur- you werenʼt having a good time. to treat its fans, and it was definitely you bury me?”) Halos: “I think Iʼll blow my brains der Scene.” According to flyer passed Thatʼs where appreciated. In fact, the parental advisory on against the ceiling/and as the frag- out at the show, the CD will include I was, having the If you get the chance to see “Sweet Revenge” is for the violent ments of my skull begin to fall/fall on B-sides and live tracks, and the DVD time of my life at MCR live, do it. Donʼt question lyrics. your tongue like pixie will have videos for Iʼm Not Okay (I a My Chemical it or debate it – just go. If “Sweet Revenge” isnʼt dark dust/just think happy Promise), Helena and The Ghost of Romance show. And youʼll get the chance enough for you, pick up “Bullets.” thoughts and weʼll You, as well as a video diary and live My Chemical soon, because MCR will be Though it doesnʼt carry a paren- fly home”). The performances. Romance rocked playing at Voodoo Fest in Mem- tal advisory (or my copy of it music is similar Sheena Barnett can be reached at out Boutwell phis at the end of the month. doesnʼt, anyway), it to that of “Sweet [email protected] in Birmingham If you like any MCR singles should. The lyrics Revenge,” but Friday night, (Helena, Iʼm Not Okay, The are much darker is a little more promoting its Ghost of You), and and the vio- raw. latest album, you havenʼt lence in the Next up “Three Cheers Sheena Barnett bought “Sweet for My for Sweet Re- MCR Fan Revenge” yet, venge.” go buy it now. The band, made up of lead singer M C R ʼ s Gerard Way, bassist Mikey Way, gui- sound is Courtesy of tarists Ray Toro and Frank Iero and made up www.mlk.com drummer Bob Bryar, had two open- of a lot of My ing acts. different Chemical They say if you canʼt say anything sounds: a Romance nice, donʼt say anything at all; there- little alter- (l to fore, Iʼll just skip over the first open- native, a r Ray ing act, Reggie and the Full Effect. little punk, The second opening act, Alkaline a little goth Toro, Trio, was great. and a dash Mikey I canʼt say I own any Alkaline — just a Way, Gerard Trio CDs or have listened to the band dash – of Way, Frank much, but its show made me want to pop. Iero and for- hear more. If youʼre a fan of Alkaline Its lyr- Trio and havenʼt seen it yet, go to one ics, how- mer drummer of its shows. And if youʼre not a fan, ever, are Matt Pelissier) see the band, because its show will very dark, brought its turn you into a fan. but the show to MCRʼs stage was set up with way some Alabama two oval screens in the background, of its and Gerardʼs microphone had roses songs are Friday night. around it. The stage perfectly reflect- packaged, ed the bandʼs sound: beautiful and y o u ʼ d romantic, but dark and goth. never know it unless you really lis- MCR began with Interlude, which tened. Many of its songs are about led into Thank You For the Venom death, shootouts, blood, corpses and SUMMER STAFF (just as it does on “Sweet Revenge”). murder scenes – but somehow, the The band played every song off Positions “Sweet Revenge.” Surprisingly, Hel- ena was near the beginning, which I thought for sure would be saved for the encore. MCRʼs latest single, The Ghost of You, was performed near the T end, and the band saved its best – in IGH Rebel Ride my opinion – for last, with Iʼm Not N offe Camp Ozark O ring

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