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September 26, 2011
View from the lawn chair: Intramural Power Rankings and Predictions

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?

October 23, 2011
Letter to the Editor: October 24, 2011

 

To the Editor:

 

The Executive Committee of the Faculty Senate believes that John Woods’ recent column in The DM leaves readers with a number of false impressions that require public correction. 

September 25, 2011
SEC: Texas A&M to join in July 2012

Texas A&M is set to join Southeastern Conference, the league said Sunday, possibly signaling legal hurdles have been cleared for the Aggies to leave the Big 12.

The SEC announced the move will be effective next July, and said Texas A&M will participate in all sports during the 2012-13 academic year. That gives the SEC 13 members and its first addition since South Carolina and Arkansas in 1992.

September 21, 2011
Thees takes first steps to rebuild softball program

After a disappointing 2010 campaign, the Ole Miss softball team decided to make a change at the helm.

Enter Windy Thees, a native of Mesa, Ariz., and Florida State alum, but most importantly, a coach who knows how to build a program. She was tabbed as the new coach on June 30.

Thees comes to Oxford from the University of Memphis, where she and her staff started the program in 2006 and led the Tigers to their first NCAA Tournament this past season. In her six years, she compiled a 184-154 overall record.

September 6, 2011
City makes decision on discovered silver

City officials debated on the authorization of the sale of silver recently found during the closing of the sale of Baptist Memorial Hospital. 

Two-hundred thousand dollars worth of silver was discovered in a safety deposit box that was once owned by the hospital’s original administrator.

Forty-two bars of silver will be divided between the city and the county. 

Officials discussed the sale of the silver. 

April 24, 2011
‘Diversity Rocks’ Ole Miss campus

Starting today, the Meek School of Journalism and New Media will host Diversity Rocks, a week-long celebration of minorities, whether through race, ethnic origin, disability or sexual orientation, with a special emphasis on anti-bullying.

Starting today, the Meek School of Journalism and New Media will host Diversity Rocks, a week-long celebration of minorities, whether through race, ethnic origin, disability or sexual orientation, with a special emphasis on anti-bullying.

Robin Street, a lecturer in journalism, came up with the idea for the diversity week.

November 29, 2010
Principally speaking

Those interested in choosing a position in education that can help affect the lives of many children should look no further than The University of Mississippi’s Principal Corps.

Those interested in choosing a position in education that can help affect the lives of many children should look no further than The University of Mississippi’s Principal Corps.

This program for graduate students lasts from the summer until May of the next year.

The leadership faculty at Ole Miss began researching principal preparation programs in 2006 and worked with experts from Harvard, Vanderbilt and Stanford to develop our program.

They also worked with principals and superintendents throughout the state of Mississippi.

November 8, 2010
Leadership Lafayette program accepting applications

The Leadership Lafayette program, offered by the Oxford-Lafayette County Chamber of Commerce, is accepting applications for their 2011 program. 

 

The Leadership Lafayette program, offered by the Oxford-Lafayette County Chamber of Commerce, is accepting applications for their 2011 program. 

 

October 21, 2010
Campus faces IT scams

On Oct. 1, students and faculty were warned of an e-mail hoax that was going around campus.

 

On Oct. 1, students and faculty were warned of an e-mail hoax that was going around campus.

 

September 23, 2010
Faculty considers social network ban

After the recent week-long ban on all online social media (Facebook, Twitter, AOL and Myspace) by The Harrisburg University of Science and Technology, some members of the University of Mississippi staff and faculty were asked what they would think of a week-long ban here.

 

After the recent week-long ban on all online social media (Facebook, Twitter, AOL and Myspace) by The Harrisburg University of Science and Technology, some members of the University of Mississippi staff and faculty were asked what they would think of a week-long ban here.

 

April 25, 2010
From the Developer's Desk

Just in time for the graduation of the class of 2010, the new thedmonline.com will allow blogs, slideshows, events, print edition in flash interface, video, maps and much more.

Hello!

And Sat Sri Akal, as we say in my mother-tongue, Punjabi !