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Tipoff For Um Coaches V. Cancer Drive Postponed, Staff Report
Tipoff For Um Coaches V. Cancer Drive Postponed, Staff Report
University of Mississippi News
The University of Mississippi Coaches v. Cancer campaign, originally set to debut with tonight's Ole Miss-Mississippi State basketball game, has been postponed until Jan. 21.
Law Professor Available To Discuss Issues Of Pete Rose's Baseball Gamble, Staff Report
Law Professor Available To Discuss Issues Of Pete Rose's Baseball Gamble, Staff Report
University of Mississippi News
University of Mississippi law professor Ronald J. Rychlak offers insight and analysis related to issues surrounding Pete Rose's bid for reinstatement to baseball. Rose, who was banned from professional baseball in 1989, admits to betting on games in his new book "My Prison Without Bars" and discusses the matter Thursday night on ABC-TV's "Prime Time Live" program.
Filmmaker To Speak, Screen New Work In Jan. 13 Program, Deidra Jackson
Filmmaker To Speak, Screen New Work In Jan. 13 Program, Deidra Jackson
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - Filmmaker and founder/director of Magnolia Independent Film Festival, Ron Tibbett talks about his industry and craft Jan. 13 at the University of Mississippi.
Mutual Fund Summit Brings Industry Influential To Campus, Natashia Gregoire
Mutual Fund Summit Brings Industry Influential To Campus, Natashia Gregoire
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - A multi-billion dollar scandal in the normally placid world of mutual funds has lawmakers scrambling to create legislation and America's investors on their toes.
Grisham Writer Discusses Commitment To Ecology Jan. 7, Jennifer Southall
Grisham Writer Discusses Commitment To Ecology Jan. 7, Jennifer Southall
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - Janisse Ray kicks off the Center for the Study of Southern Culture's spring brown bag lecture series Jan. 7 at the University of Mississippi.
Oxford Filmmaker To Produce Documentary On Late Football Player, Adam Moore
Oxford Filmmaker To Produce Documentary On Late Football Player, Adam Moore
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - Nearly 15 years since University of Mississippi football standout Chucky Mullins suffered a game injury that would eventually claim his life, his legacy remains an inspiration for all who knew him and numerous others who have heard of his courage.
Traveling Trunk Developed At Um Institute Teaches North Miss. Kids About Nutrition, Jennifer Southall
Traveling Trunk Developed At Um Institute Teaches North Miss. Kids About Nutrition, Jennifer Southall
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - Have nutrition trunk, will travel. That's the goal of the new trunk project at the University of Mississippi's National Food Service Management Institute. The NFSMI Nutrition Trunk is going a long way to teach school children of all ages the benefits of eating healthy.
B.B. King Set To Headline Second Annual Blues Symposium, Jennifer Southall
B.B. King Set To Headline Second Annual Blues Symposium, Jennifer Southall
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - Legendary musician B.B. King returns to his home state Feb. 26-28 to perform at the University of Mississippi's second annual Blues Today Symposium.
Um-Desoto Announces 18-Month Master's In Elementary Ed, Deborah Purnell
Um-Desoto Announces 18-Month Master's In Elementary Ed, Deborah Purnell
University of Mississippi News
SOUTHAVEN, Miss. - Residents in commuting range of the University of Mississippi's DeSoto Center campus in Southaven can earn a master's degree in education on weekends without leaving the area.
James Earl Jones Presents 'Shakespeare In The Minority Key' Jan. 13, Deborah Purnell
James Earl Jones Presents 'Shakespeare In The Minority Key' Jan. 13, Deborah Purnell
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - James Earl Jones - the critically acclaimed Mississippi-born actor whose voice is as widely recognized as his face - presents a melange of Shakespeare's works Jan. 13 at the University of Mississippi.
Ole Miss Opera Theatre Invited To Perform At National Opera Convention, Deborah Purnell
Ole Miss Opera Theatre Invited To Perform At National Opera Convention, Deborah Purnell
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - The University of Mississippi's award-winning Opera Theatre Ensemble is among three student groups invited to perform Jan. 10 at the National Opera Association's 49th annual convention in Kansas City, Mo.
Um Joins Universities Of Alabama & Georgia In Videoconference On Desegregation Jan. 13, Staff Report
Um Joins Universities Of Alabama & Georgia In Videoconference On Desegregation Jan. 13, Staff Report
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - The University of Mississippi joins the universities of Alabama and Georgia in a videoconference Jan. 13, 2004, to reflect on the 40th anniversary commemorations of desegregation on the campuses and to discuss the future of race relations in the South and in higher education.
Law Students Resume Publication Of Space Law Journal, Carry On Gorove Legacy, Elaine Pugh
Law Students Resume Publication Of Space Law Journal, Carry On Gorove Legacy, Elaine Pugh
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - The Journal of Space Law - the world's only publication devoted to the legal problems arising out of human activities in outer space - has resumed publication at the University of Mississippi Law School.
Mississippi's Dot To Hire Um Engineering Students Two Years Before Graduation, Angela Moore
Mississippi's Dot To Hire Um Engineering Students Two Years Before Graduation, Angela Moore
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - Students studying civil engineering at the University of Mississippi can earn $10,000 to $15,000 a year just for going to class and making good grades, thanks to an agreement with the Mississippi Department of Transportation.
Child Nutrition Archives Established At Nfsmi, Jennifer Southall
Child Nutrition Archives Established At Nfsmi, Jennifer Southall
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - To anyone who ever pushed a tray through a school lunch line, the process didn't look all that complicated: make the food, serve it up. But in reality, each decision on what, how much and when to serve was most likely the result of a great deal of research, planning and even legislation.
Um Fills New Staff Position To Coordinate Alcohol & Drug Education, Nicklaus Simpson
Um Fills New Staff Position To Coordinate Alcohol & Drug Education, Nicklaus Simpson
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - The newly created position of coordinator of alcohol and drug education at the University of Mississippi has been filled.
Honors College Students Take To Road To Answer 'Big' Questions, Jennifer Southall
Honors College Students Take To Road To Answer 'Big' Questions, Jennifer Southall
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - Travel plans for many college kids often involve little more than getting to the nearest beach for spring break. But a program at the University of Mississippi's McDonnell-Barksdale Honors College sends students to such locales as San Francisco and New York City to talk with the likes of Zen Buddhist monks and Fox News officials.
Former Mathematics Chair Gives $300,000 For Student Scholarships, Faculty Research, Nicklaus Simpson
Former Mathematics Chair Gives $300,000 For Student Scholarships, Faculty Research, Nicklaus Simpson
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - Knowing firsthand the value of private funding in education, a former chair of the University of Mississippi's Department of Mathematics has given $300,000 for student scholarships and faculty research. Roy Sheffield and his wife, Reda, of Dorsey recently visited the Oxford campus to deliver the gift and attend a reception in their honor.
Um Pharmaceutical Care Clinic Recognized Among Nation's Best, Natashia Gregoire
Um Pharmaceutical Care Clinic Recognized Among Nation's Best, Natashia Gregoire
University of Mississippi News
JACKSON, Miss. - The University of Mississippi's Pharmaceutical Care Clinic is one of six Best Practices in America, according to the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists.
Um-Tupelo And Um-Desoto Center Announce New Day Classes Toward Social Work Degree, Deborah Purnell
Um-Tupelo And Um-Desoto Center Announce New Day Classes Toward Social Work Degree, Deborah Purnell
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - New education opportunities in social work are offered beginning this spring semester at the University of Mississippi's branches in Tupelo and Southaven Besides undergraduate courses in other disciplines, UM-Tupelo and UM-DeSoto Center have added daytime courses for credit toward a bachelor's degree in social work.
Santa Spotted In Oxford For Portrait Sitting, Noel E. Wilkin
Santa Spotted In Oxford For Portrait Sitting, Noel E. Wilkin
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - Time was of the essence. The client did not have a moment to spare when he came to the portrait studio of Jason Bouldin.
Pharmacy Dean Named President-Elect Of National Pharmacy Association, Mitchell Diggs
Pharmacy Dean Named President-Elect Of National Pharmacy Association, Mitchell Diggs
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - The dean of the University of Mississippi School of Pharmacy is in line to become the next president of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy, a professional and scientific organization that provides leadership, education and advocacy for clinical practice and research efforts.
Greenville Family Helps Endow Residential Scholars Program, Mitchell Diggs
Greenville Family Helps Endow Residential Scholars Program, Mitchell Diggs
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - When William Mills was a student at the University of Mississippi, living in a dormitory was not "cool," but the Greenville architect and his wife hope to provide students with an incentive for staying on campus.
Proper Care Can Keep Poinsettias Beautiful Far Beyond The Holidays, Jennifer Southall
Proper Care Can Keep Poinsettias Beautiful Far Beyond The Holidays, Jennifer Southall
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. -- Although several varieties of poinsettias have popped up in recent years, selecting one to give as a gift or to decorate your own home over the holidays is a relatively simple task. You need only avoid pale or fallen leaves, which may indicate disease.
Writer-In-Residence Barry Hannah Receives National Short Fiction Award, Deidra Jackson
Writer-In-Residence Barry Hannah Receives National Short Fiction Award, Deidra Jackson
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - Author Barry Hannah, University of Mississippi's writer-in-residence, has been honored with the PEN/Malamud Award. Given annually since 1988 in memory of the late author Bernard Malamud, the award recognizes excellence in the art of short fiction.
Expert Source On School Lunch Programs Available For Interviews, Staff Report
Expert Source On School Lunch Programs Available For Interviews, Staff Report
University of Mississippi News
School lunch programs are under fire across the country for serving too much fat, refined carbohydrates and processed foods. According to the Associated Press, critics charge that schools offer too much junk food, rely too heavily on government commodities and don't do enough to educate students and cafeteria managers about healthy eating. The problem often is compounded by tight funding, lax enforcement of guidelines and public apathy.
Ole Miss United Way Chapter Tops Goal, Raises Record $125,000, Deidra Jackson
Ole Miss United Way Chapter Tops Goal, Raises Record $125,000, Deidra Jackson
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - University of Mississippi faculty, staff and students raised a record $125,000 for United Way, surpassing this season's campus goal by $20,000.
International Criminal Court Delegate Available To Discuss Hussein Capture, Staff Report
International Criminal Court Delegate Available To Discuss Hussein Capture, Staff Report
University of Mississippi News
The capture of Saddam Hussein is being hailed as a milestone in the war against terrorism, but it marks only the beginning of a process to bring the deposed Iraqi leader to justice. The U.S. government is working with the Iraqi Governing Council to determine how and when Hussein will be tried for his actions.
Scientists Explore Medicinal Potential Of Sea Life, Natashia Gregoire
Scientists Explore Medicinal Potential Of Sea Life, Natashia Gregoire
University of Mississippi News
OXFORD, Miss. - By its very name, Discovery Bay hints of an underwater world of undiscovered treasures. On this coral reef off Jamaica's northern coast, a team of University of Mississippi scientists works with Jamaican colleagues searching for medicinal treasures.
Philanthropist Sally Barksdale Dies Of Cancer, Staff Report, Wire Reports
Philanthropist Sally Barksdale Dies Of Cancer, Staff Report, Wire Reports
University of Mississippi News
JACKSON, Miss. - Sally McDonnell Barksdale, 60 - who with her husband started the McDonnell-Barksdale Honors College at the University of Mississippi, established a minority scholarship program for medical students at the UM Medical Center, and endowed the Barksdale Reading Institute - died this morning of cancer.