Velvet Case
Reporter
The talent show to help raise awareness of HIV/AIDS was a success thanks to teamwork and combined efforts.
The talent show took place on Nov. 12, at Rent Auditorium. It was on the second day of HIV/AIDS Awareness Week. The purpose of this event was to educate students about this topic while having fun at the same time.
Will Stennett
News Editor
The senior art show will consist of six seniors presenting their bodies of work in the Eugenia Art Gallery, which is located in the campus’ art department.
The annual art show is a chance for seniors to discuss and exhibit their work to the public and student body alike. But as with any portfolio, streamlining a four-year career into a short discussion and a handful of work takes preparation and understanding the nature of the work as a reflection of the artist.
Will Stennett
News Editor
“I’m scared, but I do have loans which is good, because that is how I’m in school. I have a year left, and am hoping to go to grad school, but before then I will pay off all of my loans.” — Jasmine Johnson.
“Of course I’m worried about loans. I plan to go to occupational school when I graduate, so my dad and I will be paying on my loans during that time.” — Breana Butler
Whitney Williams
Reporter
MUW has now launched the Lunch Express workout series, which features 30-minute workout sessions that are held during lunch hours.
The classes are free and open to MUW faculty, staff and students. The classes were added after a survey given to faculty and staff earlier this semester. Classes that are currently being offered are core, yoga and PiYo classes, which is a mixture of Pilates and yoga.
Julessa Oglen
Managing Editor
The Department of Nursing commemorated 40 years of nursing Thursday night with a dinner to reminisce on the progress the department has made since its first chartered class in 1973.
According to Dr. Shelia Adams, dean of the College of Nursing and Speech Language Pathology, the first chartered class only had 53 students. Since then, more than 5,000 students have graduated, and last year 400 students walked across the stage with a diploma.
Whitney Williams
Reporter
Mississippi University for Women has received top rankings and landed on quite a few important lists this year, including several compiled by U.S. News & World Report.
One of the recent high rankings was for “Best Colleges for Veterans.” MUW ranked No. 10 for Southern regional universities. The rankings are split into four regions: North, South, Midwest and West. To achieve this ranking, colleges had to meet certain criteria and participate in federal initiatives to help veterans lower the cost of school.
Alexandra Woolbright
Editor
Buying clothes as a woman has always been hard. It seems that no matter where I shop, I’m never completely able to find something to accommodate my hour-glass figure. My shirts are always too tight, too revealing or too big, while my bottom fights to squeeze into anything. It’s as if companies have forgotten the word “stretch” in making clothing, particular for women over a size zero.
Kandace Estes
Reporter
The MUW Department of Theater’s production of “The Good Doctor” kept the audience laughing last week.
The play was performed from Nov. 7-9, and was directed by Lee Crouse, a visiting assistant professor in the theater department. Although it was written by an American author, it features the work of a Russian writer.
