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Wednesday January 19, 2000 |
Barksdales have history of givingChris Thompson James and Sally Barksdale could be the biggest givers in Mississippi's history. An anonymous source said Tuesday that they're the ones giving a record $100 million donation to Ole Miss. University administrators are planning to announce the gift in Jackson on Thursday.
New IFC officers inductedBrian Wiuff The new officers for the Inter Fraternity Council of 2000 took their oaths of office to uphold the standards of their fraternities, the IFC and the University of Mississippi Tuesday night in their first meeting of the new year at the Union.
ASB Senate passes Fall Break proposalBreak could be set for Oct. 12 and 13 of this yearPamela Hamilton The Associated Student Body senate unanimously passed a resolution supporting a two-day fall break.
THE BIG SCREEN:Recent movies to be shown in Farley HallKathleen Hillman Students interested in checking out the recent releases on the big screen won't have to leave the comforts of campus.
Ole Miss student running for congressJessica Russell If you're taking a political science graduate class this semester, the guy sitting next to you could be in Congress come November.
Fletcher Center helping children cope with griefAllison Pruitt When now-licensed counselor Kathy Woodliff lost her mother at age eight, she realized first hand the suffering that children undergo after the loss of a loved one. When Ole Miss student McClean Fletcher lost her life in an auto accident three years ago, she left behind a legacy of warmth and devotion to children that those who knew her admired and respected.
'Silver Rights' photographer to be featured in Brown BagUniversity news Knoxville photographer Ann Curry, whose Silver Rights: Photographs of the Mississippi Delta recently opened at Ole Miss will present a Brown Bag lecture today in Barnard Observatory.
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