Zac Carlisle
Copy Editor
The Hearin Leadership Program which is known for its leadership development and community service is getting a new name and some changes.
“For the 2013-2014 academic year, there will be only minor changes to the program, the primary one being a change in name to the W Leadership Program,” said Jim Borsig, MUW president.
Anika Perkins
Whitney Williams
Reporter
Within the Department of University Relations there are many impressive people. One person in particular is an alumnus of Mississippi University for Women.
Anika Perkins’ name happens to be one that resonates throughout the offices on campus. After receiving her degree from MUW, Perkins decided to return to her alma mater to pursue her career in public relations. If there is information that needs to reach the public, faculty and students, she is the person to contact. Perkins was asked about her experience as a student at MUW.
Alexandra Woolbright
Senior Editor
Sitting in Hogarth Cafeteria surrounded by friends, Ruth Brown appears to be the typical college student. Her easy-going wave hello to others certainly doesn’t bring attention to the notes she’s diligently studying. In fact, someday this material could help her save someone’s life.
Allison Perkins
Reporter
At this point in the semester, most have gotten used to the schedules and routines of their days, but at the same time, this is also the time at which a lot of people get overwhelmed. Last week was the first big week for a lot of classes, which means a lot of papers and tests for everyone.
Jeness Steen
Reporter
It’s time to pull out your Uggs, scarves and oversized sweaters, ladies. Fall has finally arrived!
Not only is the weather beautiful, clothing seems to be as well. Southern women seem to have a love for adding a scarf to every outfit during this time of year. I didn’t hesitate to do so with mine, either.
Jessica Doss
Reporter
Tackles, crashing hamlets and knocking players down is what Denzell Becker is known for on the field. After high school, Becker wasn’t offered a scholarship to play SEC football, so instead he came to MUW and got involved in intermural sports. Of course, flag football is nothing compared to the SEC, but he had to make the best of it.
Velvet Case
Reporter
The Student Government Association launched a Virtual Treasure Hunt on Thursday, Sept. 12, to encourage participation in the student election.
Any student with access to an Apple or Android device had the ability to download the “Oohlala” student app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gotoohlala&hl=en
Latoia Wiley
Reporter
What could make “Fried Chicken Tuesday” better? The answer is simple — just add entertainment.
The Student Programming Board at Mississippi University for Women was introduced to the idea of combining great food and music during lunch while attending an Association for the Promotion of Campus Activities spring conference. “Tunes at Noon” was created with the students in mind to give them a little more relaxation as they consumed their lunches.
