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by Jennifer Ley
Mississippi State University's department of psychology is offering a new program to students interested in cognitive science. MSU has offered a graduate program in cognitive science for almost a decade. The cognitive science certificate program was finally approved over the summer. (0) comments
Should Freedom Ring?
SEC ruling banning cowbells could be unconstitutional
by Kyle Wrather
Thousands of Mississippi State fans sneak their cowbells through the gates of Davis Wade Stadium during home football games, defying security guards and a Southeastern Conference policy banning artificial noisemakers. However, what those defiant fans may not know is that the ruling could be unconstitutional anyway. (11) comments
GOP sweeps state elections
Attorney General Jim Hood only elected Democrat
by Aubra Whitten
Tuesday's elections resulted in the installation of predominantly Republican candidates into office. The Mississippi general election included governor, lieutenant governor and secretary of state positions, as well as several other positions and seats in the Senate and House. (2) comments
Missing Junction gear raises questions
Confiscation of tailgating supplies sparks complaints
by April Windham
Reports of lost items in the Junction on game days are on the rise, and those affected do not know whether or not to point the finger at thieves or the university's tailgating policies. Some tailgaters have expressed frustration stemming from their items being confiscated and disposed of by the Mississippi State University facilities management department. (1) comment
Diversity Center helps MSU explore cultures
International Education Week offers opportunities to broaden horizons
by Carl Smith
International Education Week, a series of events with the purpose of heightening cultural awareness, will kick off Monday with a series of events hosted by the Holmes Cultural Diversity Center and other various campus organizations. Shaz Akram, program coordinator of the Diversity Center, said this year's International Education Week's events will be bigger and better than last year. (0) comments
by Tyler Stewart
Mississippi State's Titus Brown sealed the deal with a sack Saturday afternoon, securing MSU's victory over No. 22 Alabama for the second year in a row. State won 17-12, making the team bowl-eligible for the first time since 2000. Read the full story in Tuesday's edition of The Reflector. (0) comments
