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Is Millsaps Ableist?

Post author:Grace Fruge
Post published:October 19, 2022
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Millsaps College prides itself on being a campus where “you belong here.” Yet, if this were really true, students who face physical disabilities would not have such a challenging time…

A Message From the SBA President

Post author:Nazm Rahat
Post published:September 24, 2021
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To the Students, We’re nearing the first of October, or “spooky season” as I call it myself. For our freshmen class, I hope your first month of college has treated…

Millsaps Should Reconsider the New Textbook Policy

Post author:Yuko Nogawa
Post published:September 24, 2021
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Millsaps has implemented a new textbook policy this Fall that incorporates a $640 mandatory price tag to textbooks into tuition costs. Instead of students individually purchasing their textbooks (either at…

The Right to a Choice: Millsaps College & the Divine Nine

Post author:Loren Aubert
Post published:April 5, 2021
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Since the 1900’s, the National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) Organizations (or also known as the “Divine Nine”) has stood on the front lines of mutual concern for the well-being of communities, supporting the…

This Semester Hasn’t Been Easy—But You Should Feed Quarantined Students

Post author:Sara Snelson
Post published:December 2, 2020
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Disclaimer: The following work is an opinion, based on substantial research, facts, and interviews. Earlier this year, I wrote a piece called, “To Be a College Student During a Pandemic.”…

Yes, Go Out and Vote—But Change Does Not Stop at Voting

Post author:David Gross
Post published:November 2, 2020
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One question that I dealt with this election was who I was going to vote for, even as a registered Democrat, I struggled with my decision of who I was…

From the Chairman of Mississippi Federation of College Republicans

Post author:Fletcher Freeman
Post published:November 2, 2020
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From Prison Reform to Historic Peace Deals in the Middle East, our President has worked nonstop during these 4 years. He has worked to put America First policies in place…

Mike Epsy Proves That It Is Possible to Have A Competitive Statewide Campaign and National Democratic Ideals

Post author:Andrew Devall
Post published:November 2, 2020
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Many figured Mike Espy would be running once more against Cindy Hyde-Smith after he unsuccessfully ran in the fall of 2018 for the United States Senate. At this point in…

Purple Texas

Post author:Brenna Michael
Post published:November 2, 2020
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Is there really a chance that Texas will lose its reputation as a Republican stronghold state? In the last ten years, state and national elections have given experts reason to…

From the Young Democrat’s Events Chair

Post author:Ethel Jones
Post published:November 2, 2020
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Having grown up with liberal-leaning ideals in Mississippi, I am no stranger to feeling like an outcast when it comes to politics. I have spent a sizable chunk of my…