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THEMISSISSIPPIAN STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI SERVING OLE MISS AND OXFORD SINCE 1911 Visit theDMonline.com @thedm_news WHAT’S INSIDE... Column: Body positivity See coverage of soccer’s 1-0 loss does not promote obesity. What’s the most common name among against South Alabama freshmen? 20 facts about the class of 2020 SEE OPINION PAGE 2 SEE LIFESTYLES PAGE 4 THEDMONLINE.COM

PHOTO BY: EVAN TURNER PHOTO ILLUSTRATION: CAMERON BROOKS BRIAN SCOTT RIPPEE n the midst of some the Wofford Terriers to earn its Hugh Freeze said. “Defensively, It didn’t waste any time do- touchdowns in as many drives. torrid September heat, first victory of the 2016 season. I thought we did well early on, ing so either. Chad Kelly threw Ole Miss scored on each of Ole Miss christened “It was a difficult week and I then they did a few things we the ball on four of Ole Miss’ its four possessions in the first the newly renovated thought our kids came out with hadn’t seen on film that we had first five plays from scrimmage half, and all of them after the IVaught-Hemingway Stadi- an edge as far as just to take to make some adjustments too. as it tacked on three points opening field goal came on um and natural grass playing control of the game, particu- All and all I thought it was a less than two minutes into the surface with a 38-13 win over larly offensively,” head coach solid effort.” game and then added three SEE WOFFORD PAGE 8 Ole Miss is in the running for most beautiful campus ANNIE MAPP The Princeton Review, Newsweek [email protected] and the Professional Grounds Ole Miss is currently in the run- Management Society are a few ning for USA Today’s top 10 most who have recognized the univer- beautiful campuses in the nation sity as well. contest. With the help of landscape ser- The current rank of No. 8 is vices, Ole Miss has even managed not the best rank the university to attain the No. 1 spot. has received. The number could “We take a lot of pride in what change within the next few days, we do, and it’s great because the since there are still 14 days of whole campus takes pride in it voting left. and is proud of it as well,” Lazin- Nathan Lazinsky, assistant su- sky said. perintendent of landscaping, said To keep the campus beautiful, the university has continuously Ole Miss landscaping workers gained recognition for its beauty undergo special training through throughout the years. Landscape University to keep So far, Ole Miss has received their work consistent. The train- five national awards for beauty. SEE CAMPUS PAGE 3 PHOTO BY: TAYLOR TEEL OPINION THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | 12 SEPTEMBER 2016 | PAGE 2

COLUMN LETTER TO THE EDITOR Loving your body does not promote obesity In response to Andrew Soper’s became more comfortable and of this world that I will never ant, had this to say about the column in Friday’s edition of The Daily confident with myself and the even begin to comprehend how way Thore using the forsaken Mississippian. body that God blessed me with. someone can even say that. ‘f-word’: “Whitney calls herself Although, it has recently come Body-positive campaigns fat. She doesn’t see it as an in- to light that body positivity co- have recently popped up ev- sult, but an adjective, a way she I must be one of the “willing incides with promoting obesity. erywhere on social media. This describes herself.” ignorant” who graduated from I have watched many videos includes the #effyourbeauty- We should stop saying that Ole Miss 55 years ago and am calling out big people on their standards campaign started by being fat or being a confident proud of what the adminis- weight, fat shaming celebrities plus-size model, Tess Holliday, fat person promotes obesity tration is doing. It is indeed a and all around just being really and the #NoBS or #NoBody- because 1) That is completely “sad day” to read a misguided mean for no good reason to peo- Shaming hashtag coming from idiotic. 2) Confidence is conta- article by one of her students. ple who did nothing wrong. For “My Big Fat Fabulous Life” star, gious and should be something example, Nicole Arbour posted Whitney Way Thore. that is constantly spread. 3) Did MIKALA TURNER a video about how she does not These and many more I mention it was completely id- [email protected] feel bad for fat people because body-positive role models have iotic? Hollaman Raney is 1961 Being one of the biggest girls they are “taking their body for never, not once, gotten caught All in all, we should spread graduate of Ole Miss. in my class throughout my high granted.” promoting an unhealthy life- love and positivity every day. school years, I always felt as if I Though the video was deleted style. Thore actually encourages If we spent more time compli- was lesser in everything for hav- speedily after being uploaded enormous amounts of exercise menting others on their confi- ing a little— more like a lot— of to YouTube, it had a lasting ef- and has a “big girl dance studio” dence than we do condemning junk in my trunk. fect on those who watched it. I in Greensboro, North Carolina. them because they do not match See tomorrow’s Just like all kids encounter am one of those people. Being She also has an instructional up to the unachievable social at one point or another, I had a happy with your body does not dance and exercise DVD com- standards of beauty, we would Daily Mississippian lot of issues with bullies poking mean you encourage an un- ing out soon to the general pub- be living in a much better world. for more responses fun at my weight. It hit me hard healthy lifestyle. lic called “Werk with Whitney!” back then, but just as almost Also, to say that just being An Oxford local and fan of Mikala Turner is a journal- to Friday’s opinion everyone does, I grew up and fat promotes obesity is so out Thore’s show, Cheyenne Bry- ism major from Bruce. section.

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PHOTO BY: TAYLOR TEEL CAMPUS continued from page 1 (LEFT) The Walk of Champions is one of the most recognizable icons on the Ole Miss campus. The campus is in the last weeks of USA Today’s ing helps each worker perform most beautiful college campus competitive rankings. The school is the job task in the exact way the worker beside him does to give currently No. 8. the campus uniformity. It also gives workers the opportunity to advance in their level of landscaping and become certified. “Landscaping is a constant, changing thing so we are always trying to look for better ways, more efficient ways to do stuff, Ride in Luxury and we use a lot of input from our Limousine or Town Car workers,” Lazinsky said. Ole Miss’s efforts to keep the university competitively “beauti- Football Games ful” are the cheapest in the SEC Weddings per acre. Ole Miss only has 32 Concerts full-time employees, for a 1,000- Plays acre campus. Airport Although workers are limited, they still manage to complete the Casinos job even with ongoing construc- Dinner tion on campus. Landscapers use Athletics Events construction as an opportunity to Theater revamp other areas such as The Special Events Grove. The landscapers say they like to believe they are helping the university with recruitment. Executive Limousine “When a student comes on campus to visit, they are already Services, LLC interested in the curriculum, Advanced Reservations Required so they are going to make their 662.513.4311 decision in the first five minutes http://executivelimousine.services based on appearance and how 28956 safe they feel, and if the parents see that the campus is taken care of, they know that their child will be too,” Lazinsky said. Junior political science major Gabrielle Beech said she was positive about her decision to become a Rebel when she first stepped on campus. “The university was so beautiful and well-kept. My parents were so surprised because they did not imagine such a beautiful campus in Mississippi. They fell in love immediately,” Beech said. Conserving the Ole Miss campus is what landscape workers take pride in. For every tree that is taken down, they plant at least five. Groundskeeper Amanda Klen- ke said workers always receive compliments around campus for their hard work. “Anybody who walks around campus always lets us know we are doing a great job, and that is a great feeling,” Klenke said.

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32655 THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | 12 SEPTEMBER 2016 | PAGE 5 LIFESTYLES 3.57 5.9 billion “Harry Potter and the average 7.4 billion Sorcerer’s Stone” came out the year high school world’s population most freshmen were growth since most born. GPA freshmen were born 1,533 freshmen474 are enrolled first-year in the Sally McDonnell 25.2 Barksdale Honors transfer average College students ACT score

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Chad Kelly didn’t play like himself against Florida State. While the senior quarterback threw for 313 yards and four touchdowns, he also threw three interceptions and fum- bled once, in addition to only completing 53.8% if his passes. Against Wofford, Kelly was able to bounce back and look like the quarterback who was voted first team All-SEC by the opposing SEC coaches in route to the 38-13 victory. “It was huge. To play de- cent, to get a big win against a team like Wofford is good,” Kelly said. “I mean it’s the first win of the season so we just have to keep the ball rolling, keep playing well and it comes

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way he played the last seven “This game, I called more catching passes on the day. utive upset against the Crim- KELLY games and I thought he did (runs), I saw the stats we were Junior Markell Pack lead son Tide. continued from page 6 that today." averaging like five yards a car- the group with three catches “I mean they’re a good team, One of the problems with ry,” Werner said. “There were for 46 yards and a touchdown, they’re number one for a rea- down to execution.” the offense in the first game some where we got stuffed but with A.J. Brown, D.K. Metcalf son,” Kelly said. Kelly threw for three touch- was the lack of balance. The you know those guys run a run and Quincy Adeboyejo also “They’re always good, they downs and 219 yards in the Rebels are definitely better stopping type of defense. The catching touchdowns. recruit good, they have good game, and was able to cut at passing the ball, but they fact that we did get a bunch of After only having five days coaches, they have good play- down on his turnovers, not relied too much on their air yards, we’re pretty good with to prepare for Wofford, Ole ers. We’re just going to have throwing any interceptions or attack and didn’t call enough it today. We could’ve thrown Miss now has a full week to to make sure it comes down to fumbling. runs to keep the defense hon- it a lot more, but we really get ready for their week three execution. At least we’ll have “I thought that (Kelly) was est. As a result, the Rebels said we wanted to hand the matchup. the home crowd on our side good," Freeze said. "He threw passing game suffered late. ball off and see what we got.” However, the stakes are this week.” it well. He was 20-of-27. That This week, offensive coordi- With the newfound balance, even higher this week as top is a pretty solid day for him. nator Dan Werner made sure Kelly and backup quarterback ranked Alabama is traveling I thought that was important. that would not be an issue Jason Pellerin spread the ball to Oxford, and the Rebels are He needs to get back to the again. around well, with nine players looking for their third consec-

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Chad Kelly touchdown passes. The first to Markell Pack, the next to true freshman D.K. Metcalf and the last coming on a slant to Quincy Adeboyejo. Kelly finished 20-27 for 219 yards and the three scores. He did not turn the ball over either. “That’s the best way to play football,” Kelly said. “Coach (Dan) Werner was harping all week on protecting the football and that’s what we did.” The teams got an extended breather at the half as 30 minute a weather delay halted play. Ole Miss opened the half with an eight-play 77-yard drive capped off by Jason Pellerin plunging three yards forward into the end zone for his first career touchdown as a Rebel. A looming question all week was whether or not redshirt freshman quarterback Shea Patterson would see action if Ole Miss got a big lead. He did take a snap in the game. “Again it’s week to week,” Ole Miss defensive tackle D.J. Jones and teammates wrap up a Wofford player during Saturday’s game. PHOTO BY: EVAN TURNER Freeze said. “I sit down every fault because I thought back shoulder fade. injuries again as Metcalf left the Quincy all those guys. They’re week and have a conversation we didn’t call enough, “I thought he was pretty solid. I game in the second quarter with ready to go. It just gives them with him. He’s certainly talented this game I saw the stats and we thought he finished runs forward, an apparent foot injury. Freeze another option to be in there.” enough to play. We discussed it were averaging five yards per which is very important for us said after the game that Metcalf Victor Evans was shaken up on this week and playing him in mop carry,” offensive coordinator Dan in short yardage,” Freeze said. broke his foot, and with a possible a kickoff and left the game with a up duty probably isn’t the smart- Werner said. “They guys run a “Thought the touchdown he redshirt still in play, it is unlikely head injury. Freeze said there was est thing at this juncture.” run-stopping type of defense, threw to A.J. that was a corner that he will return to the field this no update on his status. Pellerin relieved Kelly of his so the fact that we got a bunch fire, that wasn’t a pass play it was season. Ole Miss (1-1) finished with duties midway through the fourth of yards, we were pretty good a run play and he saw that and “Some of those guys that have 416 yards of total offense, 174 of quarter. He ran for a score and with it today.” didn’t hesitate.” been here have to step up,” Kelly which came on the ground. then threw his first career touch- The Rebels take on No. 1 Ala- Ole Miss was hampered with said. “(Damore’ea) Stringfellow, “The first game it was my down pass to A.J. Brown on a bama next week at home.

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