What I remember most about that afternoon isn't so much about the kind of football they played as it was the kind of excitement the community had about the team. The radio guy was hyping it up big-time driving in. Said it was the biggest game there in 25 years. A hotel by the bypass had "FEEL THE FREEZE" painted on the window. That sort of stuff.

To the Editor:

In regards to Darrin Cline’s column, “The erosion of modern English,” I would have to disagree with his view. 

Ride-sharing service Zimride (which only recently came to Ole Miss)  is currently running a promotion that will give Ole Miss students the chance to win one of four $25 gas cards. 

Starting at 10 a.m. Tuesday, students in the Meek School of Journalism and New Media will be covering election-related events in Oxford and Lafayette County.

Check the Mississippi Election Day blog often to see what’s happening at the polls, what political experts have to say about the most significant races and issues, how the party faithful are spending the final hours and what’s driving voters to cast their ballots.

Attlee Breland speaks out against the Personhood Amendment during a "No on 26" rally in front of the Oxford Courthouse on Wednesday. Breland joined several dozen protesters who gathered to urge citizens to vote "no" on Amendment 26, warning of the "unintended consequences" for women's health if the amendment passes.

Check out the interview on Youtube here.

You can also watch the full report here.

With the recent death of longtime Apple CEO Steve Jobs, traffic to his speeches and interviews on YouTube has skyrocketed.

http://mashable.com/2011/10/07/steve-jobs-video-traffic/

Steve jobs movie? How about the Steve Jobs play, "“The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs”

http://blogs.wsj.com/speakeasy/2011/10/06/public-theater-pushes-ahead-wi...

The announcement of Steve Jobs death nearly overloaded Twitter

http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9220647/Steve_Jobs_death_creates_...

As we close in on the midway point of another semester there a quite a few hot topics that students are talking about around the campus. Parking, our football team, free scantrons, Amendment 26 and when the exact date that it will become fashionable again to wear leggings, XXXXL sweatshirts and rain boots. I'm thinking mid-October.

That said, I am going to take a different route, and talk about an issue that has been untouched as of yet by the campus water-cooler. Intramurals. I'm sticking to the important issues see?

NASHVILLE, Tenn

Good Morning everyone,

Welcome to the Ole Miss vs. Vanderbilt live blog. I will be providing constant updates throughout the game. We will also be answering questions as they come in. You can ask us questions through Twitter or through a comment on the blog

If you are away from a computer you can follow us on Twitter @thedm_sports

3:52 pm

Competitive Chef Andrew Hauge prepares a tasty entree. Delicately blackened tilapia is pan seared while a side of garlic roasted green beans sautees in a seperate pan. The dish can be garnished by appling a hint of paprika and a dash parsley upon completion. Enjoy!

Videography/editing: Nick Will and Kyle Dutton.

If you use Google or Wikipedia, you may be familiar with something called SOPA. No, it’s not a national debate about Mexican soup. SOPA is legislation intended to censor the Internet, essentially suspending the constitutional rights of American citizens and corporations.

There’s a reason it was initially unknown to the public; when people realize their liberty is being stripped away they stand up for themselves. Without grassroots efforts by citizens and activists, SOPA would have become law. Fortunately, it did not.

In an effort to improve the overall quality of the program, Rebel Pedals is in the process of switching from day-by-day use to a longer rental goal.
Shannon Richardson, assistant director of campus recreation, said the original day-use Bike Share program was designed to change the bike culture on campus.

Last spring I searched through a bookshelf at Goodwill looking for new material. I bought a stack of books, read the ones that most interested me and put the others aside.

I took many classes that spring semester, finding my Psychology 201 course most intriguing, but despite being immensely interested in the material, I found myself longing for a better articulation of how psychology could be applied to my everyday life.