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    Ole Miss chancellor announces retirement  Jan 7, 2009
    JACKSON University of Mississippi Chancellor Robert Khayat will retire in June after serving 14 years as its chief executive. His accomplishments during his tenure have been exceptional, and he will be truly missed, state board of trustees of State Institutions of Higher Learning President Amy Whitten said today in announcing Khayat s plans. (Columbus Commercial Dispatch, MS)

    Hardworking Bell leaves a legacy to be appreciated  Jan 7, 2009
    He was soon embroiled in Mississippi Gov. Ross Barnett s defiance of court orders to admit James Meredith to the University of Mississippi. The Georgia and Mississippi cases were two among about 3,000 cases in which he participated and more than 500 opinions that he wrote. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Opinion)

    Chancellor Khayat's era nears an end  Jan 7, 2009
    OXFORD - Robert C. Khayat will retire June 30 as chancellor of the University of Mississippi at the top of his game, at the end of perhaps one of the most historically significant years in the 160-year-old institution's history ... "Robert Khayat was the agent who transformed the University of Mississippi ... no longer mired in the past," he said. (Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal)

    EDITORIAL:Khayat's retirement  Jan 7, 2009
    Chancellor Robert Khayat's announcement Tuesday morning that he will retire June 30 from the University of Mississippi, which he has led with vision, passion and progressive determination since 1995, concludes the most remarkable leadership tenure in Ole Miss' 160-year history. Khayat's hiring by the state's College Board proved a prescient and benchmark decision - exceeding expectations of even those who believed at the time the former law professor and athletics hero was an ideal choice. (Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal)

    Heavy rain keeps crews busy; deputy hurt  Jan 7, 2009
    Hutchins broke both her arms, a leg and possibly her back and was taken to the University of Mississippi Medical Center, Hinds County Sheriff Malcolm McMillin said. "She was thrown from her car, and it rolled over on her in the median," McMillin said. (The Clarion-Ledger)

    Paving Projects Won't Boost Economy  Jan 7, 2009
    is the Frederick A. P. Barnard Distinguished Professor of Economics at the University of Mississippi and served as Special Assistant to the Federal Trade Commissions' Bureau of Economics during the Reagan Administration. Copyright 2000-2009 Investor's Business Daily, Inc.. (Investors Business Daily)

    Gators, Sooners can settle debate: SEC or Big 12?  Jan 6, 2009
    Its OK. Were going to have our turn, Glenn Rhea, a 33-year-old Texas Tech graduate, said as he prepared to root on the Red Raiders at the Cotton Bowl against the University of Mississippi. Score one for the SEC: Mississippi 47, Texas. (Lake City Reporter, FL)

    Hotty Toddy says Andrew Ritter  Jan 5, 2009
    "Andrew grew up in an Ole Miss household as his whole family attended the University of Mississippi. In the end, the Rebels were just in his blood."I have been looking at all of the school the same way ... "Ritter kicked 50 of his 51 kickoffs for touchbacks this season and made four field goals from over 50 yards. He averaged right at 72 yards on his kickoffs and was named 1st Team All-State for all classifications by the Clarion Ledger to go along with All-Conference and All-MPSA. Andrew is the... (OleMissInsider.com)

    2009 Trials in NeMiss  Jan 5, 2009
    In Lafayette County, District Attorney Ben Creekmore is moving ahead with plans to prosecute Christian Bonner, accused of killing University of Mississippi trackster Rodney Lockart in September 2007. Bonners trial is set for Jan. 12. (Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal)

    New medical uses found for marijuana  Jan 5, 2009
    The University of Mississippi is currently the only university in the U.S. allowed to grow marijuana for research. Any scientists who want to do research with marijuana must apply to the DEA for approval, Mirken said. (Boston University Daily Free Press, MA)

    Man shot multiple times in Jackson bar  Jan 5, 2009
    A man is recovering at the University of Mississippi Medical Center after being shot multiple times inside a Jackson bar. Jackson Police Department spokesman Lt. Jeffery Scott said an altercation erupted in Couples, 4511 Byrd Drive, around 3 a.m.. (The Clarion-Ledger)

    Tech Set For Battle Against Ole Miss In The Cotton Bowl  Jan 4, 2009
    The game will mark the fifth all-time meeting between Texas Tech and the University of Mississippi and the first since the 2003 season ... This will mark the 32nd bowl appearance for Texas Tech and the Red Raiders are currently tied 17th nationally with the University of Mississippi and the University of Miami. (Texastech.com)

    Razzle-Dazzle/ Ole Miss 47, Texas Tech 34  Jan 3, 2009
    The University of Mississippi Rebels, out-gunning the Texas Tech University Red Raiders at their own high-speed, high-octane, razzle-dazzle game, raced to a 47-34 victory on a sun-kissed, springlike afternoon. A team that couldn't win a single Southeastern Conference game one season before defeated the nation's No. 8 ranked team, a team that had won five bowl games over the past six years. (The Clarion-Ledger)

    Shooting victims remain in hospital; homeowner not charged  Jan 2, 2009
    Dexter Bratton, 25, and Ricky Taylor, 25, were transported to the University of Mississippi Medical Center, Lt. Jeffery Scott said. Bratton, who sustained a gunshot wound to the abdomen, was listed in critical condition. (The Clarion-Ledger)

    Early morning accident results in multiple injuries, one fatality  Jan 2, 2009
    Sumler was transported to the University of Mississippi Medical Center via private vehicle. Sumler's condition is not considered to be life threatening, the news release stated. (The Clarion-Ledger)

    8 people killed in traffic accidents 2,126 tickets, 39 crashes  Jan 2, 2009
    Martez Gross, 20, was transported to the University of Mississippi Medical Center, where he was listed in critical condition Thursday. He was riding in the back seat. (The Clarion-Ledger)

    Choctaw County's Chandler to be sworn in Jan.5  Jan 1, 2009
    Chandler holds a Master of Laws in the Judicial Process from the University of Virginia, a JD from the University of Mississippi, a Doctorate in Education from the Mississippi State University, a Masters in Education from the Mississippi State University, and a Bachelors in Education from the Mississippi State University. Chandler had served on the Mississippi Court of Appeals since 2001. (Choctaw Plaindealer, MS)

    Monte officially joins UT staff  Jan 1, 2009
    " A native of Lexington, Neb., Kiffin was his state's High School Athlete of the Year in 1958. Then after playing collegiately for the Cornhuskers from 1959-63 as both an offensive and defensive tackle, Kiffin sat out one season with a knee injury before taking a turn at defensive end for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the Canadian Football League. He then began his coaching career in 1966 at his alma mater under a pair of legends in Bob Devaney and Tom Osborne. Kiffin first helped command the Big... (InsideTennessee.com)

    Biologist wins national award  Dec 31, 2008
    received his doctorate in biology in 2002 at the University of Mississippi. Information from: Oxford Eagle. (FOX19.com, OH)

    PK Andrew Ritter meets with Ole Miss  Dec 30, 2008
    com's #13 nationally rated kicker took in an unofficial visit to the University of Mississippi while the Rebels were preparing for their Cotton Bowl appearance. to read the rest of this story. (OleMissInsider.com)

    PD chase nabs injured suspect  Dec 30, 2008
    Smith was taken by ambulance to King's Daughters Medical Center Saturday night and later transported to the University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson, where he is listed in good condition, said hospital administrative assistant Peggy Wagner. Henderson said charges against Smith are pending. (Brookhaven Daily Leader, MS)

    Man charged with felony child abuse  Dec 30, 2008
    Bairfield said the investigation began around July of this year when the child was taken to the King's Daughters Medical Center emergency room with trauma and had to be transported to the University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson for further treatment. "It was at that time the doctors alerted human services that the child had battered child syndrome," he said. (Brookhaven Daily Leader, MS)

    Slain Jackson man had rap sheet  Dec 27, 2008
    He died at the University of Mississippi Medical Center becoming the city's 71st homicide. Jackson Police Department spokesman Lt. Jeffery Scott said an arrest warrant has been issued for 31-year-old Saheed Davis in connection with the shooting. (The Clarion-Ledger)

     Sessums returns home for book signing  Dec 26, 2008
    She attended Mississippi College on an athletic scholarship and went onto complete her BS in nursing at the University of Mississippi. Although her career paths have led her in many interesting and exciting directions, her newest life project has been her most challenging and, possibly, most important to date. (Forest Scott County Times, MS)

    Game Notes: Dec. 22, 2008  Dec 23, 2008
    Pennell served on Evans' staff at the University of Mississippi for six seasons (1992-98), where the Rebels went 86-81. 515) and made back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances in 1997 and 1998. (Pac-10.org)

    Jackson man shot outside home  Dec 23, 2008
    Police spokesman Lt. Jeffery Scott said Payne was driven to the University of Mississippi Medical Center and treated for non life-threatening injuries. Scott said the motive of the shooting appears to be robbery. (The Clarion-Ledger)

    Wake Forest beats Rebs in UCF Holiday Classic  Dec 22, 2008
    University of Mississippi. ORLANDO, Fla. (Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal)

    Hospitals cut back on staff  Dec 22, 2008
    " In Jackson, officials at the University of Mississippi Medical Center and St. Dominic Hospital said they have no plans to lay off workers or freeze vacant positions. Still, in the face of an economic downturn, uncertainty over Medicaid funding and other factors, hospitals from Boca Raton, Fla., to Buffalo, N.Y., are slashing work forces and services. It's a growing problem that has Roy Mitchell worried. "I don't believe that the quality of health care is suffering; it's more of an access... (The Clarion-Ledger)

    Police: Officer dragged by car shoots driver in buttock  Dec 21, 2008
    Grant was taken to the University of Mississippi Medical Center and may be charged with aggravated assault on a police officer once he is released. The officer dragged by the car was treated for minor injuries. (The Clarion-Ledger)

    EDITORIAL:Off the rim  Dec 19, 2008
    The arrests of University of Mississippi head men's basketball coach Andy Kennedy and director of basketball operations Bill Armstrong in Cincinnati after an incident in which Kennedy allegedly assaulted a cab driver, using racial slurs, and Armstrong allegedly was drunk and disorderly, calls for a full and impartial investigation by the university. The facts alone must determine what action, if any, should be taken as disciplinary measures. (Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal)

    Ole Miss basketball coach pleads not guilty  Dec 19, 2008
    University of Mississippi officials solidly supported mens basketball coach Andy Kennedy on Thursday, just hours after he was arrested and charged with simple assault and accused of hurling racial slurs at a Cincinnati taxi driver. The legal issues facing the suddenly embattled coach, however, likely wont go away for quite some time. (The Clarion-Ledger)

    Winston Countians to play major role in Congressman's office  Dec 19, 2008
    An Eagle Scout, Cravens has a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from the University of Mississippi ... There will always be a special welcome in Washington to our fellow Winston Countians," said Cravens.Other members of the Washington, D.C. Staff includes: Scot Malvaney, Policy DirectorMost recently, he was Policy Director for Mississippi's Lt. Governor Phil Bryant. He was the Legislative Director to former Congressman Mike Parker for eight year.Adam Buckalew, Communications... (Louisville Winston County Journal, MS)

    Jackson woman dies in house fire  Dec 18, 2008
    Holloman was taken to the University of Mississippi Medical Center, where she died this afternoon. Holloman is the city's fourth fire death this year. (The Clarion-Ledger)

    John Shafer Named Director of Athletics at Southeast Missouri State  Dec 17, 2008
    former director of athletics at Eastern Kentucky University and the University of Mississippi, has been named director of athletics at Southeast Missouri State University ... Prior to his tenure at Eastern Kentucky, Shafer spent many years in the Southeastern Conference (SEC), serving as Director of Intercollegiate Athletics at the University of Mississippi from 1998-2002, Senior Associate Athletic Director at the University of Georgia from 1982-1998, Assistant Athletic Director for Business at... (Gosoutheast.com)

    Sawyer likes what he sees on SEC visit  Dec 15, 2008
    com's #53 nationally rated cornerback took in his first official visit over the weekend to the University of Mississippi. to read the rest of this story. (OleMissInsider.com)

    Shoes and insults hurled at Bush on Iraq visit  Dec 15, 2008
    reading education-the university of mississippi, school of education, department of curriculum. professor of reading education. (guardian.co.uk)

    Third suspect charged in Jackson homicide  Dec 15, 2008
    He died two weeks later at the University of Mississippi Medical Center. Erica Brown and Idris Hampton have also been arrested on capital murder charges. (The Clarion-Ledger)

    Madoff to face Manhattan court in $76bn fraud case  Dec 14, 2008
    Given what the SEC claims was the magnitude of the fraud, this was something you would hope an inspection would have uncovered, said Mercer Bullard, a University of Mississippi law professor and former mutual-fund attorney at the SEC.. "It's hard to imagine a fraud of this alleged size not being accompanied by significant and pervasive compliance problems," Professor Bullard said. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Business)

    Man facing aggravated assault charge  Dec 13, 2008
    Rushing said the victim was transported from KDMC to the University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson, where he was treated and released Thursday. The Daily Leader 2008. (Brookhaven Daily Leader, MS)

    2nd arrest made in Nov. killing of Jackson man  Dec 13, 2008
    He died two weeks later at the University of Mississippi Medical Center. Erica Brown was the first suspect charged by Jackson police. (The Clarion-Ledger)

    Snow, ice make big impact on state  Dec 12, 2008
    The University of Mississippi Medical Center was prepared for an influx of patients, but instead received about 12 patients as a direct result of the weather, spokesman Bruce Coleman said. "It's all been from minor accidents and there have been no serious injuries," he said. (The Clarion-Ledger)

    Hundreds of Langston letters asked for leniency  Dec 11, 2008
    "The Millsaps College and University of Mississippi graduate is the only person who's been publicly ensnared in the judicial bribery allegations. DeLaughter and Scruggs have said they haven't done anything wrong.Scruggs, his lawyer son and a legal colleague are serving time in federal prisons after guilty pleas in another conspiracy to bribe a judge.Because of his cooperation, prosecutors have recommended a reduced sentence for Langston.Contact Patsy R. Brumfield at (662) 678-1596 or... (Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal)

    Don't waste opportunity to merge black, white colleges  Dec 10, 2008
    Hamilton Holmes and Charlayne Hunter at the University of Georgia; Autherine Lucy and Vivian Malone at the University of Alabama; James Meredith at the University of Mississippi they, among many others, helped put an end to a hateful system buttressed by a belief in white superiority. Today, vestiges of that outdated system remain in the form of colleges that are publicly funded and virtually all-black, frozen in place by inertia, political timidity and confusion about the mission of public... (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Opinion)

    Obituaries 12-9-08  Dec 9, 2008
    A graduate of the University of Mississippi and the School of Banking of the South at LSU, Mr. Ballard was one of the nation's youngest bank presidents when he became president of the Hernando Bank at age 32. Under his leadership banks were expanded to Olive Branch, Horn Lake and Southaven and became the Gateway Banks. (Seantobia Democrat, MS)

    Texas Tech Accepts Invitation to Cotton Bowl  Dec 8, 2008
    Texas Tech University proudly accepted an invitation to the 73rd annual ATon Bowl Classic and will face the University of Mississippi Rebels on Jan. 2 in front of a national television audience at 1 p.m. (CT) on Fox. LUBBOCK, Texas University proudly accepted an invitation to the 73rd annual ATon Bowl Classic and will face the University of Mississippi Rebels on Jan. 2 in front of a national television audience at 1 p.m. (CT) on Fox ... We look forward to spending a week with the staff and... (RaiderPower.com)

    LOCAL FOLKS:Music makes Spencer's world move 'round  Dec 8, 2008
    She went on to earn a master's degree in music and vocal performance from the University of Mississippi, then put her talent and skills to work with the Mississippi Opera in Jackson. "My first professional role was Annina in La Traviata.' I named my daughter after her," Spencer said. (Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal)

    Easley returns to contribute for Ole Miss women  Dec 7, 2008
    But Easley's contributions to the University of Mississippi women's basketball team go deeper than the numbers. That's why coach Renee Ladner is so glad to have Easley back this season after she missed nearly all of last season recovering from a torn anterior cruciate ligament in her knee. (Columbus Commercial Dispatch, MS)

    Educators bound for Delta  Dec 7, 2008
    Mississippi Teacher Corps, a teacher training program based at the University of Mississippi, experienced a 2 percent budget decrease this year and had to cut the number of new teachers for the state's public schools from 30 to 25, according to co-director Andy Mullins. Mullins said the rising cost of Ole Miss' out-of-state tuition, which pays for participants' masters degrees in education, has also hurt the program. (Greenville Delta Democrat Times, MS)

    'The girl who couldn't wake up'  Dec 7, 2008
    She was admitted to the University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson and diagnosed with complex migraines. "I'd have at least one migraine every month," Jenkins says. (The Clarion-Ledger)

    Vintners Hope To Win Over Presidential Palate  Dec 6, 2008
    He also introduced guests, not always successfully, to fine, dry vintages vs. the sweet, fortified wines then in vogue, said John Hailman, author of "Thomas Jefferson and Wine," and a fellow at the Overby Center for Southern Journalism and Politics at the University of Mississippi. Getting poured for a president is a thrill that doesn't fade, said Hugh Davies, president of the Schramsberg winery that moved from relative obscurity to the world stage when Nixon used its sparkling wine to toast... (KCRA 3, CA)

    Nutt agrees to contract extension  Dec 6, 2008
    OXFORD University of Mississippi football coach Houston Nutt cashed in on a successful first season and speculation that another school would steal him away Friday, signing a contract extension worth about $2. 5 million per year with incentives. (The Clarion-Ledger)

    Taking back Christmas  Dec 6, 2008
    Dr. David Elkin, an associate professor and psychologist at the University of Mississippi Medical Center, said parents should follow a few key principles. Explain things on the child's level - Talk about the family's financial situation in age-appropriate terms they can understand. (The Clarion-Ledger)

    Clemson Mourns the Death of R.C. Edwards, President Emeritus  Dec 5, 2008
    This stood in contrast to the violent turmoil during the fall of 1962 that accompanied the effort of a black student, James Meredith, to enroll at the University of Mississippi. In September 1962, as the Gantt case wound its way through the courts, the violence at the University of Mississippi, which was quelled only by federal troops and marshals, caused South Carolina officials, including Governor Ernest Hollings, to speed up their timetable for constructing a plan for peace at Clemson. (Clemsontigers.com)

    Agriculture: Gray Mold's Killer Gene Discovered  Dec 4, 2008
    7, 2005) Growers of many fruit and ornamental crops have new weapons for fighting destructive fungi, thanks to Agricultural Research Service (ARS) and University of Mississippi (UM) scientists who've. (July 12, 2007) Peppers don't have to be just green and bell shaped and relegated to the supermarket shelf or home garden plot. (Science Daily)

    Courthouse work given  Dec 4, 2008
    The CEDA banquet will be held Jan. 22 with University of Mississippi professor and community development expert Vaughn Grisham as speaker. n Bids for gas storage tanks and new trucks were opened and taken under advisement. (Calhoun City Monitor Herald, MS)

    Teacher shortage stymies schools; state works to recruit, retain  Dec 4, 2008
    The shortage's impact is most pronounced in the geographic areas already struggling academically, such as the Mississippi Delta, said Tom Burnham, dean of education at the University of Mississippi ... " The teacher shortage is a national issue. More than 2 million new teachers will be needed over the next decade, according to the National Education Association. Student enrollments are increasing, while more than a million veteran teachers are nearing retirement, according to the association.... (The Clarion-Ledger)

    Rebels hosting Marlon Walls this weekend  Dec 3, 2008
    By Mississippi ScoutDate: Dec 3, 2008 The 6' 4", 250 pound Tennessee commit was paid a visit by the Vols new head coach but has decided to take in an official visit to the University of Mississippi, where he was once a long time commit. What is going on? To learn more, read below. to read the rest of this story... You may also: View the FREE OMSpirit.com Join other fans on the OMSpirit.com Return to the OMSpirit.com Related Stories -by Dec 2, 2008 -by Dec 2, 2008 Story Tools MAGAZINE COVERAGE... (OleMissInsider.com)

    Deuce among 6 suspended for doping  Dec 3, 2008
    McAllister, who turns 30 this month, is a former University of Mississippi star. He is the Saints' career touchdown leader with 54. (The Clarion-Ledger)

    Croom resignation brings relief, sadness to Starkville residents  Dec 2, 2008
    Croom led the Bulldogs to a 4-8 record this fall and capped off the season with a 45-0 loss Friday to the University of Mississippi. He announced his resignation on Saturday. (Columbus Commercial Dispatch, MS)

    Local accounting programs struggle to fill Ph.D. professor vacancies  Dec 2, 2008
    Some schools in the Mid-South that offer doctoral accounting degrees include the University of Memphis, the University of Mississippi, and the. With demand for accounting professors at the current level, schools with smaller endowments or those that lack Ph. (Memphis Business Journal, TN)

    Community providing stone for grave of starved child  Dec 1, 2008
    "It's sometimes hard to intervene if (children) are isolated," said Dr. Scott Benton, an associate professor of pediatrics and chief of forensic medicine at the University of Mississippi Medical Center. "Bad things can hide in isolated areas," said Benton, who has worked on child-starvation cases. (The Clarion-Ledger)

    Rebels pound Bulldogs to win Battle for Golden Egg  Nov 29, 2008
    OXFORD The University of Mississippi football team used 461 yards of total offense and a dominating defensive effort Friday afternoon to crush Mississippi State 45-0 in the Battle for the Golden Egg. There was never any doubt in the outcome of the game as the Rebels (8-4, 5-3 Southeastern Conference) scored 24 points in the first quarter. (Columbus Commercial Dispatch, MS)

    IHL disagrees with university budget cuts, funding changes  Nov 29, 2008
    The University of Mississippi got a 1. 8 million increase. (Columbus Commercial Dispatch, MS)

    Robert L. Truax Nov. 21, 2008  Nov 29, 2008
    He received his bachelor s degree from the University of Central Arkansas, a master s degree from the University of Mississippi, and a doctorate from Oklahoma State University ... school system, Southern Arkansas University, and the University of Mississippi. (Madison County Record, AL)

    Mumbai: Obama's First Foreign Policy Test  Nov 29, 2008
    "Nobody's talking about attacking Pakistan," Obama said during a Sept. 26 debate at the University of Mississippi. "Here's what I said ... that if the United States has al-Qaeda, Bin Laden, top-level lieutenants in our sights, and Pakistan is unable or unwilling to act, then we should take them out.". (ABC News)

    'Let's Go Walkin' EES!'  Nov 28, 2008
    Representatives from the University of Mississippi Medical Center, a partner in TEAM MS, and Community-Campus Partnerships for Health were special guests during the event. CCPH is a non-profit organization that works to promote collaborative partnerships between community and universities aimed for promoting health in the community. (Webster Progress-Times, MS)

    Sessums returns home for book signing  Nov 27, 2008
    She attended Mississippi College on an athletic scholarship and went onto complete her BS in nursing at the University of Mississippi. Although her career paths have led her in many interesting and exciting directions, her newest life project has been her most challenging and, possibly, most important to date. (Forest Scott County Times, MS)

    JPD seeks suspect in N. Jackson shooting that injures 1  Nov 27, 2008
    At least one person was transported to the University of Mississippi Medical Center in undetermined condition. A report indicated the wounded man had a large amount of cash and drugs on his person. (The Clarion-Ledger)

    Fundraising for museum at 87 percent  Nov 27, 2008
    Fountain Construction worked on Mississippi's New Capital in the 1970s, the Capital City Convention Center, the Jackson Medical Mall, The Clarion-Ledger building, all in Jackson; Bologna Performing Arts Center in Cleveland; and Swayze Field at the University of Mississippi in Oxford. Museum board member Bill Bynum said in the news release the project will provide Mississippi children with a valuable learning resource and also will be a major attraction for visitors from other states. (The Clarion-Ledger)

    Getting along  Nov 27, 2008
    That's because their son Stephen, 29, graduated from the University of Mississippi, while his sisters, Jennifer, 21, and Sarah, 20, now attend the rival school in Starkville. "They do like to tease their brother," said Emily Smith - even though it's a bad year to tease if you're a State fan. (The Clarion-Ledger)

    Baby death ruled homicide  Nov 26, 2008
    Hooks was resuscitated at the scene by other sheriff's deputies and taken to KDMC. From there, she was transported to University of Mississippi Medical Center, where she spent several weeks in intensive care. Hooks was released into hospice care, officials said. (Brookhaven Daily Leader, MS)

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    The Knights (2-1) are in store for another tough challenge when they tip it off against the University of Mississippi at 8 p.m EST from Tad Smith Coliseum in Oxford, Miss. To continue reading this article you must be a member. (UCF Sports -- Rivals.com)

    Pounds elected Prentiss chancery clerk  Nov 26, 2008
    In presenting himself as the most qualified candidate for the job, Pounds emphasized his degree from the University of Mississippi in managerial finance, together with his direct knowledge of the workings of the chancery clerks office. I am ready on day one to tackle the issues that are arising every day, he said in campaign promotions. (Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal)

    Croom: It's about bragging rights  Nov 26, 2008
    "The University of Mississippi is a good football team," Croom said. "They have improved throughout the course of the season. I think their strength is their offensive line and their defensive line. They've got steady and consistent play from their quarterback. They have speed at wide receiver and are very athletic on defense. They are a very experienced football team. They have done a great job of recruiting out of state. I think they have only four starters from each side of the ball from the... (Mississippi State Sports -- Rivals.com)

    BHS freshman sings in Christmas special  Nov 25, 2008
    She plans to attend the University of Mississippi and major in voice. The Daily Leader 2008. (Brookhaven Daily Leader, MS)

    Baby dies 7 months after incident  Nov 25, 2008
    Hooks was transported to the University of Mississippi Medical Center, where she spent several weeks in the Intensive Care Unit. Williams Mortuary will be handling arrangements, which are incomplete. (Brookhaven Daily Leader, MS)

    Game Notes: Nov. 25, 2008  Nov 25, 2008
    Pennell served on Evans' staff at the University of Mississippi for six seasons (1992-98), where the Rebels went 86-81. 515) and made back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances in 1997 and 1998. (Pac-10.org)

    Ole Miss student named Rhodes Scholar  Nov 24, 2008
    White has become the first University of Mississippi student to receive a Truman scholarship and be named a Rhodes Scholar ... (AP Photo/University of Mississippi, Robert Jordan) ... The Associated PressOXFORD - Shadrack Tucker White has become the first University of Mississippi student to receive a Truman scholarship and be named a Rhodes Scholar. (Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal)

    Private Ayers funding falls short  Nov 24, 2008
    During the settlement proceedings, three presidents from other universities - University of Mississippi, Mississippi State and University of Southern Mississippi - promised to help raise money. University of Mississippi Chancellor Robert Khayat has been the only person to assist. (The Clarion-Ledger)

    Ole Miss fraternity suspended over hazing  Nov 23, 2008
    (AP) - A fraternity at the University of Mississippi has been suspended for a year following a hazing party on Nov. 13. The action was taken Friday against the Kappa Alpha order by the university's judicial council. (WREG.com, TN)

    DDT fills editorial positions  Nov 23, 2008
    Smith attended the University of Mississippi, where she earned a bachelor's degree in journalism. She spent the first two years of her career at the Vicksburg Post, before relocating to Memphis, where she worked for a local agriculture magazine. (Greenville Delta Democrat Times, MS)

    Rhodes Scholars named for 2009  Nov 23, 2008
    University of Mississippi. District XII. (International Herald Tribune)

    GSDP begins restructuring process  Nov 22, 2008
    Matthews is a 1996 graduate of Starkville High School and holds a bachelor s degree in communication from MSU. She obtained a master s degree in journalism from the University of Mississippi and has worked at Gulf Coast Community College, where she was the coordinator of institutional development. Matthews and her husband, Todd, are both graduates of Starkville High. (Columbus Commercial Dispatch, MS)

    Ole Miss suspends fraternity in Nov. hazing incident  Nov 22, 2008
    Kappa Alpha Orders suspension was announced Friday by the University of Mississippi Judicial Council. Oxford police responding to a noise complaint reported seeing pledges duct-taped and blindfolded. (The Clarion-Ledger)

    Langston sentencing, timing spur questions  Nov 21, 2008
    "Normally, sentencing would not take place until all the cooperation is over," notes Dr. Ronald Rychlak, a University of Mississippi School of Law professor with criminal proceedings expertise. "Prosecutors like to keep that threat hanging to assure cooperation through any necessary trial testimony.". (Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal)

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