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THE STUDENTMISSISSIPPIAN NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI SERVING OLE MISS AND OXFORD SINCE 1911 Visit theDMonline.com @thedm_news lifestyles opinion sports Will rap miss Cartoon: Panelists, Outkast? Captain Ahab students discuss GameDay in the Grove Page 4 Page 2 Page 7 Ole Miss faces fine from SEC after field-storming Saturday DYLAN RUBINO [email protected]
The turf field at Vaught-Hemingway Stadi- um resembled the pregame packed Grove once the clock finally struck zero and the scoreboard read Ole Miss 23, Alabama 17. The exhilarating atmo- sphere was everything Ole Miss fans dreamed of Friday night before the big game: a sense of utter shock but at the same time, jubilation. Storming the field is some- thing for which the South- eastern Conference penaliz- es universities, enforcing a fine of $50,000 for a third offense. But nothing could stop the Rebel fans this time. Students and fans hur- dled the metal fences hold- ing back the joy and pride that kept the crowd at Vaught-Hemingway con- fined to their seats. Both goal posts were taken down from behind the end zones and taken for a ride around the city of Oxford. Buckner Corso, senior ac- counting major from Jack-
PHOTO BY: PHILLIP WALLER Fans rush the field after Ole Miss’ win over Alabama Saturday. The SEC fined Ole Miss $50,000 for storming the field. SEE STORMING PAGE 3
SPECIAL TO THE DM Stockard Hall regains UM health center experiences increase in patient numbers visiting privileges SARA ROGERS MEREDITH PARKER hope that this will be a fun week- [email protected] [email protected] end with families and friends,” Sims’ email read. As several students Stockard residents regained vis- However, the first email sent suffer from various ill- itation rights last week after two out to residents establishing the nesses around campus, weeks of suspension due to several visitation suspension was not as the Student Health Cen- incidents in September involving spirited. ter is doing everything vandalism and misconduct, ac- “I am writing this email to in- in its power to serve cording to Ole Miss Student Hous- form all Stockard Hall residents them. ing. that visitation will be suspended Due to the increase of Students living in Stockard Hall, for all members of the community university enrollment the second largest male residence indefinitely starting this Sunday, to record numbers, hall on campus, received an email September 14, 2014 at 11:59 p.m. there are more students last week informing residents that This includes overnight visitation to treat than ever and guests would be welcomed again. and also extends to family,” Sims diseases are spreading The email was composed by Dan- wrote. more easily. PHOTO BY: KAYLA BEATTY ielle Sims, area coordinator for The email explained visitation Dr. Sandra Bentley, The Student Health Center is seen on campus. director of pharmacy Martin, Stockard, Crosby and was lost due to failure to hold in- this clinic can handle,” Bent- there has been no increase in and clinical assistant professor, Stewart Halls. tegrity within resident actions and ley said. “We are simply out of staff numbers, according to Di- said a large number of students Sims mentioned in the email acts of vandalism. space.” rector of University Health Ser- are taking advantage of the Stu- new plans for the residential halls. The Department of Student The health center has experi- vices Dr. Travis W. Yates. dent Health Center. “At this time, the decision has Housing would not release any enced an increase in the num- An estimated 90 percent of “We are currently seeing the been made to lift the visitation ban specific information regarding ber of students treated com- Student Health Center patients effective 10/1/2014 at 6:00 p.m. I maximum number of patients pared to that of last fall, though SEE STOCKARD PAGE 3 SEE HEALTH PAGE 3 opinion PAGE 2 | THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | 7 OCTOBER 2014 | OPINION
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to make appointments for the STOCKARD HEALTH following day to be seen by a continued from page 1 continued from page 1 doctor. On average, the health cen- the vandalism. Jennifer McClure, are prescribed medications for ter sees 150-175 patients a day, assistant director of marketing at their ailments. The pharmacy with approximately 1600 vis- student housing, said revealing manages and dispenses medi- its in the past two weeks. Stu- specifics about the investigation cations daily based on demand, dents seem to be experiencing would be a violation to student which continues to rise along a variety of different illness- confidentiality. with service due to student en- es, and each is evaluated and Students like Andrew Spragins, rollment. treated accordingly; however, a Stockard resident, have spoken Students have begun to feel Yates said there have been high out about the incidents, however. PHOTO BY: KAYLA BEATTY the impact of the excessive numbers with upper respirato- “The speculation is that people Students enter Stockard Hall Monday. demand for health center ser- ry infection symptoms, as well were discharging fire extinguish- veillance footage in the residential proach. The nuclear family isn’t vices. as sore throat, cough, conges- ers in the halls and ripping water hall and interviewing residents, the majority anymore; everyone “I had to make an appoint- tion, fever, etc. These can all be fountains off the wall,” Spragins according to McClure. seems to be a blended family of ment, which I’ve never had to treated with medications that said. “I think they reached a period some type.” do before,” said junior exercise may include cough suppres- Spragins also revealed that the where they gathered all of their Jason Erwin, another Stockard science major Lauren Malone. sants, decongestants, antihis- fire alarm had been pulled several information and everyone was resident, was caught off guard The health center is open tamines and antibiotics. times as a prank and the eleva- ready to move on,” said McClure. when he learned parents were not Monday through Thursday Though health center re- tors had been trashed with cups Many raised questions about allowed to visit with the revoca- from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Fri- sources are available to all stu- and bottles every day of the week. the inclusion of family members tion. day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. It dents, there are always ways to When the fire department has to in the visitation suspension. “My dad came into town last experiences high numbers of avoid a visit. respond to an alarm at one of the “Our policy is anyone who is week, and he couldn’t come up patients throughout the day, “Wash your hands frequent- residential halls, the university is not a resident is a visitor wheth- to my room,” Erwin said. “It was with noon to 4 p.m. being the ly, or use alcohol based hand fined whether there is fire or not, er that be your mom or a friend,” really inconvenient that even fam- busiest hours of the day. sanitizers, cover your cough or according to student housing. McClure said. “Looking at it from ily members weren’t allowed to Though walk-ins are wel- sneeze and avoid others who McClure understands the dy- a security view, it is the best ap- visit.” come, some students have had are known to be ill,” Yates said. namic of the community living at the conjoined residential halls of Martin and Stockard, because she also lived there. McClure certainly hopes the two-week visitation suspension Gramatik proved effective. OFF-CAMPUS “This situation always shows to & be difficult because we are not in a disciplinary relationship with the Lettuce residents as they were with their parents,” McClure said. “Our only TONIGHT option to explain what we expect HOUSING is to enforce the punishment that encourages accountability among Take advantage of this opportunity the community. “When you’re dealing with an to meet with landlords and managers 662.234.5333 • 1006 Van Buren Ave. • Box Office Hours Wed-Fri 12-5 entire community, the decision of various off-campus housing options to punish all the residents for the FAIR actions of a few is always a tough THURSDAY one.” However, due to overall good behavior by the Stockard commu- nity, visiting privileges were rein- WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY stated in time for the weekend of Ben the Ole Miss vs. Alabama football 10:00 A.M. TO 2:00 P.M. game. Rector The process when handling STUDENT UNION LOBBY incidents of this nature involves gathering information from sur- 30717 30726
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COLUMN Will rap miss Outkast? JARED BOYD spin their association into a suc- [email protected] cessful career of their own. More than a decade before triumphs Hip-hop is growing up. such as writing and producing “I think rap music is a young The Pussycat Dolls’ debut single people’s music,” Andre “3000” “Don’t Cha” or his chart-shatter- Benjamin told reporters last ing “F*** You (Forget You).” weekend after what may go down Rising from a time in rap in as the final performance from his which regional loyalty was a fac- group Outkast in Atlatnta. tor that alienated most rappers The decision for him and long- from one another, Outkast’s early time partner Antwan “Big Boi” material failed to catch on outside Patton to call it quits has caused of Southern markets. At the 1995 quite a stir around the music in- Source Awards in New York City, dustry — if not for the fact that the group received the award they went out relatively on top for Best New Artist while being after their last proper album in caught in a storm of “boos” from 2003, then because their influ- the hostile East Coast crowd. ence on all of the rap world still Stepping up to the mic, Andre resonates. famously remarked, “The South AP PHOTO BY: BRANDEN CAMP got something to say,” before Ole Miss senior and Tupelo Big Boi, left, and Andre 3000 of Outkast perform at Counterpoint 2014 April 27. native Justin Long was present marching off stage. Their 1995 single “Elevators cords headed by Antonio “L.A.” Built around Outkast, The Dun- for the epic curtain-close on Out- For the remainder of the ‘90s, (Me & You)” outlines the begin- Reid and Kenneth “Babyface” geon Family through the years kast’s career. Outkast made a career of reinvent- nings of the group explicitly. Edmonds. has included acts like Killer Mike, “It was like watching a historic ing themselves between albums, “A couple years ago on Head- The secret to the success of Bubba Sparxxx, Future and early last stand,” he said of the three- melding the street-centric themes land and Delowe was the start Outkast’s introduction to rap’s Outkast counterpart Goodie Mob, day festival. “Hip-hop, especially commonly littered throughout of something good,” Andre, also mainstream, “Southernplayalisti- who debuted on Outkast single being so centered in Atlanta right hip-hop albums with the Afrocen- known as “Three Stacks” (slang cadillacmuzik,” is its supporting “Git Up, Git Out.” Cee-Lo Green, now, owes Outkast an outpouring tric funk native to 1970’s collec- for 3000), raps on the record. cast—Atlanta’s Dungeon Fami- the lead member of Goodie Mob, of gratitude like Derek Jeter got tive Parliament-Funkadelic. With Right at that intersection in the ly collective. Organized Noize, a begins the inspirational anthem from his crowd in Yankee Stadi- each Outkast album came wilder East Point neighborhood of At- trio of young producers closely with a fiery verse about taking um.” science-fiction-inspired outfits, lanta, Georgia, in 1992, the two related to LaFace Records culti- responsibility for one’s own suc- Understanding how Outkast’s album art and sounds. high school classmates set out to vated a diverse group of talent in cess. Standing as an example of DNA exists in the make-up on Outkast’s world sits at the in- record rap music together, even- the basement of Noize member self-fulfilling prophecy, Green most of hip-hop’s leading stars tersection between blaxploita- tually signing a recording con- Rico Wade, affectionately dubbed represents the long list of artists requires an understanding of how tract at the budding LaFace Re- “The Dungeon.” related to ‘Kast that were able to and from where the group began. SEE OUTKAST PAGE 5
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Best Rap Album and Album of the OUTKAST Year at the 2004 Grammys and continued from page 5 garnered an RIAA certification of Hal Holbrook’s Mark Twain diamond album sales (figures for tion-style pimp narratives and double-disc releases are counted intergalactic romance novels. twice). Remarkably, “Hey Ya!,” tonight at the Ford Center dents to take away a real under- life setting,” Meacham said. The thread that brings these two Andre’s single, and “The Way You ASHTON DAWES standing and sense of inspiration Although Meacham has not seemingly incompatible realms Move,” Big Boi’s single, both en- [email protected] from watching a tremendous personally seen the show, she together is the intricate back-and- joyed tenures as the number one actor do this role on our stage,” said she is excited to have the op- forth lyricism that anchors many song on Billboard Top 100 list. Returning to the Gertrude C. Easterbrook said. “I want them portunity this year, and that stu- Outkast records. Known for infus- The group’s separation was Ford Center for the Performing to take away an understanding of dents should not be intimidated ing music with liberating ideology more than just a clever creative Arts tonight is Hal Holbrook with how the stories written by Mark by the high prices posted online. and imagery, George Clinton’s gesture. They continued with his production of “Mark Twain Twain relate to today.” “We have an arrangement with P-Funk movement, and its lega- the format for the soundtrack of Tonight.” Kate Meacham, Ford Center Holbrook to offer an unlimited cy exist in Outkast outside of the their 2006 musical feature film, The show is a dramatic retelling marketing director, said some- number of student tickets,” she realm of just music. “Idlewild.” Working as solo art- of Mark Twain’s books through thing similar about the reaction said. While Clinton’s group encour- ists since then, the duo delighted the recitations of one man. Hol- she hopes students will have. Students can buy tickets for aged fans to join them in space by longtime fans after announcing brook has been performing this “Holbrook is an amazing leg- mezzanine and balcony seating climbing aboard the “Mothership that they would spend 2014 per- show for over 60 years and was end and part of theater history,” for $10 and orchestra seating for Connection,” Outkast and the forming at various festivals. the original performer when the Meacham said. “The show won $15. rest of the Dungeon evoked invi- Farewells in hip-hop are few show was on Broadway in 1966. the Tony Award when it was on “I am looking forward to it,” tations for their “ATLiens” onto and far between. “It’s an extraordinarily iconic Broadway.” Meacham said. “I like Mark the “Trans DF Express” to a land While staples in other genres, theater piece,” said Norman Eas- She said although many Broad- Twain, and I’ve always liked Hal far away known as “Stankonia.” like The Rolling Stones or B.B. terbrook, Ford Center director. way tours visit the Ford Center, it Holbrook. I think it’s exciting to In instances in which rhyming is King, tour well beyond the age of Holbrook first performed at is uncommon for the touring cast see a Tony winning performer absent, Andre’s knack for dense rap artists that are bowing out, the university in 1962 and again to be the original cast. do his winning performance. I’ve songwriting allows his singing many rappers are outstaying their in a sold-out show in 2006. Eas- “It’s a really special thing to be never heard of anyone who didn’t voice to matchup with a wealth welcome on the touring circuit, terbrook said Holbrook did so able to see up close and in a real say it was a wonderful show.” of producers and guest-vocalists unable to grasp the idea that au- well he had to invite him back. like longtime collaborators Sleepy diences no longer are infatuated “This performance is almost Brown, Erykah Badu and Joi. with their craft. a to-the-date anniversary of his Saving Lives, Collapsing Civilizations: Outkast is a group with a high performance in 1962,” Easter- No matter how much the group Arnold Toynbee in the Turkish War of Independence was able to accomplish together, demand, and a large amount of brook said. According to Easter- their greatest success story comes current acts like Big K.R.I.T, Cur- brook, the original performance October 9, 2014 from their 2003 effort “Speaker- ren$y, Raury and B.o.B. hold the happened in Fulton Chapel, but A public lecture by torch they once lit. In the sport of he is pleased to have Tony-win- David S. Katz, 5:30 pm boxxx/The Love Below,” a criti- Tel Aviv University, cal and commercial giant that al- legitimizing Southern rap for the ner Holbrook perform on the Princeton University Croft Building, 107 lowed Andre 3000 and Big Boi to masses, Outkast is a champion. Ford Center stage, especially due create two solo albums packaged Their jerseys should be hung in to the “historical and contempo- together as a double-disc release. the rafters. rary” nature of the show. Presented by the University Lecture Series, Department of History, Department “My hope would be for stu- The album won the group a of English and the Croft Institute 30733 WANT TO EXPLORE MAJORS? • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • The Center for Student Success & First-Year Experience Presents THE MAJORS FAIR Tuesday, October 7th in the Circle from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
30838 Representatives of all majors will be available to help answer questions about majors and career options.
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STORMING continued from page 1 son, has a prize every stu- dent wishes they had: a piece of the goal post. “It got so wild. I felt like I didn’t even know what hap- pened, it was so crazy,” Cor- so said about taking the goal post. “We took it down and took it around the Square and we carried it back to my house. Yesterday we cut it up into roughly 30 pieces and everyone that carried it, we allowed them to have a piece of it. I took the final two pieces to Ross Bjork and Hugh Freeze. It was a great weekend.” As for actually rushing the field, it was a process Corso thoroughly enjoyed. “It probably took me about two or three minutes,” Cor- so said. “I was about half- way up the student section. It was a large push, but it was so much fun once we got FILE PHOTO: CADY HERRING Ole Miss fans take down a field goal after storming the field. down there.” code, and you have to be safe. place and of our fans and stu- The Southeastern Con- “Those moments, you want dents. That’s what we love.” 2x buy ference office, according to to capture that and bottle As for Bjork’s reaction to OrdEr ONLiNE Athletic Director Ross Bjork, that, but you also have to be the storming of the field, he Get www.dOmiNOs.cOm contacted the university Sun- mindful you do have a job to wanted to let the moment sink day afternoon to send in the do to make sure we have safe in with his wife and 8-year- OPEN LATE $50,000 fine immediately venues.” old son. 1 and let the university know it Several injuries resulted “Honestly, I just stood there FREE 236-3030 was in clear violation of the from the incident. Bjork said and wanted to soak it all in *Not Valid on Artisan Pizzas Pan Pizza Extra, MiniMuM DElivEry $7.99 30723 rule. Ole Miss was previous- some people suffered ankle and really just see the ex- ly cited in 2012 and 2013 for injuries, either twisting them pressions on the faces of our similar violations. or breaking them, and that fans and to say ‘Hey, we beat Bjork stressed that the safe- the university is in the pro- Alabama,’” Bjork said with a ty of the fans, players, oppos- cess of getting in touch with smile on his face. “That’s what ing team and officials is the those who were injured. I wanted to reflect on as I number one priority during Bjork mentioned that he stood back there and watched an event like Saturday’s game. and Buckner Corso have met the euphoria.” Moments like this win don’t around campus and have seen A piece of history sits in the come very often, which is also each other at different events. apartment of Buckner Corso, something Bjork wants to re- The passion on display in something he would never ex- member. carrying the goal posts gave pected to happen. “You want these moments Bjork a sense of pride, and he “When I woke up Saturday for your program. You want to wanted to be involved. morning, I never expected be able to celebrate. You want “When I saw it was in a much less winning the game, your fans to have a big exhale landing spot in their apart- but also having the post sit- for the program,” Bjork said. ment I said ‘Hey, be safe in ting in my house that night,” “We’re OK with paying the cutting it but also, save us a Corso said. “It feels so good to fine, but we also understand piece,’” Bjork said of Corso. see our campus get this recog- that it is a violation of the “That’s the passion of this nition.”
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Answers Challenging Sudoku by KrazyDad, Volume 1, Book 9 Book 1, Volume KrazyDad, by Sudoku Challenging sports SPORTS | 7 OCTOBER 2014 | THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | PAGE 7 Panelists, students discuss GameDay in the Grove CODY THOMASON kind of feed off of the energy of we had circled.” [email protected] the crowd and I think this crowd College GameDay was held will be one of the best that we on the Grove Stage in front A historic upset was not the have all year.” of packed rows of fans, many only thing that occurred last Fitting talked, explaining why holding up signs to show their Saturday. The weekend also GameDay was just now mak- support for the Rebels or to joke marked the very first time ES- ing its first appearance to the about the Crimson Tide. PN’s College GameDay has Grove, which he called the most Ole Miss junior Ryan Beamer been broadcast in Oxford. An- famous tailgating spot in the was in attendance and said he alysts Kirk Herbstreit, Chris country. was thrilled with the show and Fowler and Desmond Howard “(Ole Miss) didn’t win the celebrity guest-host Katy Perry. and producer Lee Fitting had a games they needed to win. Tim- “You hear everything about press conference Friday before ing has something to do with it GameDay, and just being able the show to discuss their trip to too,” Fitting said. “There were to experience it for the first time Oxford. plenty of years where they did and us winning the game just “Every year we are looking to win the games but there was a makes it even more special, es- be here and we are thrilled to be better game or a bigger story pecially with Katy Perry picking here. It re-energizes us whenev- that day.” us to win and being the only er we go somewhere for the first “We were itching to get here. one,” Beamer said. “She was time,” Fitting said. “This week I’ve been producing the show hilarious and seemed to really feels different than all the other now for 11 years and there ar- connect with the crowd.” weeks, and in turn the show is en’t many spots that are on the Ole Miss sophomore Banks typically better because of that. GameDay bucket list, but this Carlisle also said he enjoyed It’s exciting to see how excit- was one of them,” Herbstreit seeing College GameDay live. FILE PHOTO: CADY HERRING ed the fans and the people are said. “It’s just a matter of timing “It was amazing being in Ox- Kirk Herbstreit asks fans if they want photos while leaving the ESPN College GameDay here.” and winning the right games.” ford for College GameDay. The set in the Grove Saturday. Herbstreit shared Fitting’s Fowler explicated on this atmosphere was electric, it was excitement at finally having the point. crazy,” Carlisle said. “I’ve nev- show in Oxford. “We go where the game is. er seen that many people in the “What better place to cele- We’ve wanted to come here for a grove or in the stadium before. brate a college football Saturday long time,” Fowler said. “There I was glad to be a part of it and than Oxford, Mississippi, with a have been some close calls, but glad our team got the job done. huge showdown, arguably one then the results didn’t quite fall It was just an all-around amaz- of the biggest games in school the right way, namely Ole Miss ing time.” history,” Herbstreit said. “We stumbled before the big game
FILE PHOTO: THOMAS GRANING Chris Follower speaks with Katy Perry during the EPSN College GameDay show in the Grove.
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Bo Wallace walks onto the field for Saturday’s game. Wallace was named SEC player of the week Monday. PHOTO BY: CADY HERRING CODY THOMASON football program. I’m very, very A&M. Freeze saw the impact playing Freeze continued. [email protected] pleased, after watching the film, of “It’s one of the most explosive at Kyle Field could have on the “I don’t think there was any a lot of things.” offenses that you’ll face, with game as well. intent to injure or hurt. It’s very Coming off a huge upset of for- Despite this huge victory that one of the better offensive lines “They’re arguably one of the unfortunate that it happened on merly 3rd-ranked Alabama Sat- shot the Rebels up to number in the country. Their defense, up top-15 or top-10 programs in the a play where a young man suf- urday, there was still a feeling of three in the AP poll, Freeze knew until last week, has definitely im- nation right now,” Freeze said. fered an injury,” Freeze said. “Our excitement in the air for the week- the team had to move on to the proved,” Freeze said. “I know it’ll “It’s going to be a tremendous thoughts are with him because ly Ole Miss football press confer- next opponent. be a tall, tall task for us to go down challenge playing in that environ- that was a difficult injury.” ence. “You don’t get to enjoy the great there on a Saturday evening and ment against a talented team.” Freeze said cornerback Mike “Obviously, our players deserve victories very long in this profes- come away with a win. It’s certain- The matchup could be even Hilton and safeties David Ka- tremendous credit for executing sion,” Freeze said. ly exciting to be in that arena and more difficult for the Rebels, as mara, C.J. Moore and C.J. Hamp- the game plan and for fighting, Sophomore tight end Evan En- have a chance to prove, again, that Freeze announced he was sus- ton would be looked at to poten- battling and continuing to believe, gram agreed. we’re improving as a program.” pending junior safety Trae Elston tially take Elston’s spot. even when adversity hit,” Ole Miss “We celebrated Saturday. It was Quarterback Bo Wallace also for the first half of this Saturday’s Freeze also announced there head coach Hugh Freeze said. “I’m exciting for us, a great win, but we saw the difficulty in taking on Tex- game. Elston appeared to have would be a battle for the starting extremely proud of everything want more,” Engram said. “We as A&M, especially as a road game kicked Alabama running back kicker spot this week between An- that occurred last Saturday on our expect more of ourselves and we at the Aggies’ famed Kyle Field. Kenyan Drake while he was on drew Fletcher, Gary Wunderlich campus. It was an exciting day. It want to keep going. “It’s going to be a huge challenge the ground and had suffered a leg and Andy Pappanastos. was big for our university and our Freeze gave his thoughts on the going there. They have one of the injury on the play. “We’re going to have some com- matchup with 14th-ranked Texas most hostile environments in col- “We want our players to uphold petition this week. Gary (Wun- lege football. At the end of the day, our values at all times. We’ll move derlich) hit a big field goal for us. this is what it’s all about,” Wallace forward from it. Trae (Elston) is a I think he has a chance to earn said. “We’re right in the thick of good kid. He made a bad decision. the spot,” Freeze said. “We’ll go things in the SEC West. Going on He understands that that’s not the throughout the week and make the road to a hostile environment way we want to go about things,” that decision.” is why you go to school here.” Freeze said. 2305 Jackson Ave. W, #207 Oxford, MS 38655 (662) 232-8668 Hibachi Special Hours: Today’s 11am – 2:30pm and 4:30pm – 9pm HIBACHI Hottest Dine in Tue, Wed & Thu @ the Grill Table only Chicken Special $8.95* ( Served with soup or salad, veggies, fried rice and 6 oz. Chicken ) Steak Special $10.95* ( Served with soup or salad, veggies, fried rice and 6 oz. Steak ) Shrimp Special $9.95* Latest ( Served with soup or salad, veggies, fried rice and 7 Jumbo Shrimp ) & Salmon Special $9.95* Music ( Served with soup or salad, veggies, fried rice and 5 oz. Salmon ) *Per person, non-sharing. No coupon is required. Offer not combinable with any other coupons, discounts, or frequent diner card. HAPPY HOUR Dine in only Monday - Thursday (4:30pm - 6:30pm) Pick a FREE Regular Sushi Roll with the purchase of a Signature Roll (choose from our wide HAPPY HOUR selection list) Chicken, Steak & Shrimp Hibachi for 2 $32.95
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