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Franck DiSanza: A towering javelin standout, who made his way here from Switzerland
Mississippi State Athletics By Aaliyan Mohammed According to the NCAA, only 4.8% of high school track and field athletes go on to compete at the collegiate level. It would not be wrong to say competing at the next level is a statistical improbability. It’s…
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Published in the Reflector: The Dachshund Dash is coming to Starkville
Katie Rainwater wrote about a fun event coming to Starkville for the first time in 2023: http://www.reflector-online.com/life/article_bf5c9096-e20e-11ed-b477-df8861087805.html
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Ecosystems in peril: Saving Mississippi's longleaf pine forests
Longleaf pine forests support a variety of specialist animals, but rely on periodic fires to remain healthy. Library of Congress By Samuel Hughes Pale smoke rises above a tall canopy of needles. A blaze races underneath, eating away at the yellowed…
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Published in the Daily Journal: Mississippi State students from Amory reflect on tornado's devastation
BON's Pam Dankins wrote an excellent story about the destruction left behind in Amory, Miss. after spring tornadoes. Pam combined insightful interviews with Amory natives and on-the-ground reporting in Amory to show the full scope of the tornado's impact. Read…
Ferreri: 'Athleisure' and accessories define the Greek woman's look at MSU
By Gabbi Ferreri, The sorority women on Mississippi State University's campus have a distinct look. While doing my research for my previous story about fraternity men on campus, I looked internally to see if the other side of Greek life was any different. …
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The Breakfast Club serves unfussy breakfast favorites
The Breakfast Club main dining room. By Jameson Moyer Approaching the Breakfast Club on a Sunday afternoon, large groups of people dressed in modest dresses, slacks and button-ups crowd the front door and lounge on benches on the front porch. The menu…
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Ten things Mississippi State students can't live without
Photos and captions by Laura Parsley “Companionship” – Mississippi State companion Rainer, owned by Senior Communication major Drew Parsley, enjoys her time being the best girl on campus. Mississippi State students are well equipped to have a companion with…
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Published in the Reflector: Read Katie Rainwater's review of the latest Miley Cyrus album
Read Katie's review here: https://www.reflector-online.com/life/article_fce3e3b0-c74c-11ed-b0f1-5…
'It gave me a reason to stay in school': equine therapy programs give hope to veterans, children, and the sick
Sierra Nicolson, an Air Force veteran, and Rosa chose each other on the first day of the horsemanship program. By Amelia Middleton After Amber Hollis was forced to leave the United States Air Force Academy due to an injury, she felt like all hope…