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A real passion for learning

By Joel McNeece Doug Orlando has a passion for learning that’s quite contagious. I spent a couple hours ...

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Living to 125 too much of a good thing?

By Tom Purcell “A 125-year life expectancy for human beings? I have zero desire to stick around that ...

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Trump should drain the EPA swamp

By Susan Stamper Brown Like the road to Hell, liberal ideas are usually paved with good intentions. But, as ...

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Blame stops at President’s desk

By Michael Reagan Usually, it takes a lot of boring three-yard runs and a thick cloud of dust ...

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My mother owned what being a lady means

This past Sunday just didn’t feel right from the moment I awoke. I thought maybe I was getting ...

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RAY MOSBY: Last act of a maverick?

“Virtue is persecuted by the wicked more than it is loved by the good.”—Cervantes Perhaps old soldiers never ...

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‘Goodbye’ just not enough

For those who have not heard, this will be my final column as Managing Editor of the Oxford ...

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Elvis: Has he really been gone 40 years?

By Danny Tyree When I think about the 40th anniversary of the death of Elvis Presley (August 16), ...

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Our ‘affordable’ housing dilemma

By TJ Ray A few days ago these pages carried a column that highlighted the need for rental ...

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Selling the true virtues of what is Ole Miss

My time at Ole Miss was in the 50’s. I was never a great football player while playing ...

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The Fair, football and lemonade

By Joel McNeece Summer is over, although the calender and thermometer disagree. Summer always ends for us when ...

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If you think feminism is about taking something away from men, you’re missing the point

Many times I’ve been called a feminist for speaking out about women’s issues such as abuse, equal pay ...

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Dems recycle dilapidated message

By Susan Stamper Brown It is going to take more than recycling a worn-out message with shiny new ...

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Being a knight or classical pianist only takes a little imagination

I often use headphones while I’m writing to drown out noise so I can focus. Since lyrics can ...

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Joe Rogers: The brick wall in my family tree

That handsome, bearded fellow you see there (note the uncanny resemblance?) is the reason I am a Mississippian. ...

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The Neshoba County Fair midway

By Joel McNeece I leaned back against the wall, then the spinning started. I couldn’t move. It accelerated ...

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‘Old dog’ learns to enjoy his Keurig

By TJ Ray Truth to tell, it took my wife almost half a century to train me to ...

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Turn off D.C.’s AC

By Tom Purcell I went to an outdoor event in Washington, D.C., last week. Boy, was it hot ...

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Why I, a hypocrite, won’t let my son play football

“I’m not going to let my son play football.” The first time I ever said this to someone ...

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An afternoon of ‘straight talk’ with John McCain

By John Micek If you’re a journalist who covers campaigns and politics, the recent news of U.S. Sen. ...

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An Ole Miss fan on why he’s walking away from college football

(This was originally published on the author’s personal blog.) BY JB CLARK The college football industry has made ...

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Show your concern for Oxford

A friend of mine from New Jersey messaged me this weekend after reading about Hugh Freeze resigning and ...

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