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January
8
That's
All Right, Mama, Any Way You Do:
Elvis Films in Feminist Text
Mary
Beth Lasseter
Southern Studies M.A. Alumna
15
The
Study of Southern Culture:
A Public Forum
Southern
Studies Students, Faculty, Alumni
22
Jinx
All Around My Bed: How Blues Songs
Signify
on the Primal Lynching Scene
Adam Gussow
Assistant Professor,
English and Southern Studies
29
How
Carlos Ghosn Rescued Nissan:
Mississippis
Role in the Story
David
Magee
Writer, Journalist
Oxford, Mississippi
February
5
Still
Grazin.
. .:
The Memoirs
of South African Trumpeter Hugh Masekela
Michael
Cheers
Assistant Professor of Journalism
12
The
Eaton Clan:
The Ballad
about a Carnival of Crime in Prentiss County
Tom
Freeland
Attorney and Blues Scholar
Oxford, Mississippi
19
The
Integration of Sports
Robert Tollison
Robert
M. Hearin Chair
Professor
of Economics
26
A
Reading
Shay
Youngblood
Grisham Writer in Residence
March
5
A
Race from Catastrophe:
Alternative Forms
of Jewish Education in the Antebellum South.
Jennifer
Stollman
Acting Assistant Professor of History
12
NO BROWN BAG TODAY----SPRING BREAK
19
The
Artistic Passionate Eye of Eudora Welty
Katherine
Wiener
Scholar
Jackson, Mississippi
26
The
Christian Methodist Episcopal Church in
Mississippi
during post-Reconstruction
Alicia
Jackson
Ph.D. Candidate in History
April
2
Recuperating
Uncle Tom in 1927: Coverage of Charles
Gilpin,
Noble
Johnson, and James Lowe in the Black Press
Joy
Loveland
Adjunct Lecturer at University of Michigan
at Dearborn
Film Historian, Ph.D. Candidate in English
Wayne State University
9
The
Life and Times of Admiral John Sidney
McCain
Keith
Gilbert
Captain, USNR (retired)
Civil Engineer, Transportation Planning
Consultant
San Diego, California
16
Keeping
the Blues:
The University of Mississippis
Blues Archive
Greg
Johnson
Blues Archive Curator
Assistant Professor of Library Science
23
Traditional
Music of North Mississippi:
A Documentary Project of the
Mississippi Arts Commission
Wiley
Prewitt
Project Director
Lodi, Mississippi
30
Darkness
on the Delta:
A Black & White History
in
8MM from the Pepper Collection of the
Southern Media Archive
Margaret Pepper Grantham
Librarian
Oxford,
Mississippi
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