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by Staff Reports
The Starkville Board of Aldermen passed a resolution today allowing the sale of alcohol on Sundays. The resolution passed 4-3 and will allow sales from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. The Reflector will provide full coverage of this ordinance in the first issue of the semester on Tuesday, August 25. (1) comment
WEB UPDATE: Committee members discuss Ag V.P. search
New V.P. could be named in early July
by Kyle Wrather
Following the naming of the three final candidates in Mississippi State's search for a new Vice President of Agriculture, Forestry and Veterinary Medicine, each of the candidates will now face a series of meetings and interviews in June to evaluate which is most qualified to lead the university's largest division. (0) comments
Star MSU running back arrested over weekend
Dixon charged with refusing a field sobriety test, careless driving and failure to present proof of insurance
by Kyle Wrather
Senior Mississippi State running back Anthony Dixon was arrested in Starkville Saturday night and has been charged with refusing to submit to a field sobriety test, careless driving and failure to present proof of car insurance. (2) comments
Bounds named next IHL commissioner
Current State Superintendent of Education will assume role at the end of July
by Aubra Whitten
The Board of Trustees of the State Institutions of Higher Learning named Hank Bounds as the next Commissioner of Higher Education during a press conference today. Bounds, the current State Superintendent of Education, will begin the new position at the end of July. (0) comments
by Patrick Young
When students return to campus this fall, they will be greeted not only with a new football era and the loss of Suttle Hall, but also a new mayoral administration in the city of Starkville. (0) comments
WEB EXCLUSIVE: Aldermen table furniture ordinance
Board holds first hearing on sidewalk ordinance
by Aubra Whitten
The Starkville Board of Aldermen met Tuesday for a second public hearing over a proposed city ordinance which would ban couches and other indoor furniture from porches and yards. The ordinance also addresses garage and yard sales, outdoor storage structures, firewood storage and clotheslines. (7) comments
Dean of students will step down
Mike White to retire from MSU during summer
by Rachael Smith
After 17 years of serving as the Dean of Students at Mississippi State University, Mike White will retire June 30. (0) comments
Rabideau to step down by 2010
Provost will return as full time professor
by Carl Smith
Mississippi State University President Mark Keenum announced that Provost Peter Rabideau will step down from his role as chief academic officer at the end of the year and return to a full-time faculty position in the chemistry department. A national search will be organized during the summer to fill the opening by the start of the 2010 spring semester. (0) comments
by Carl Smith
A Mississippi State University freshman was pronounced dead after collapsing in his residence hall Thursday night. According to an MSU press release, freshman civil engineering major Matthew Gatewood, 18, of Clinton, was rushed to Oktibbeha County Hospital after MSU police officers responded to a 911 call at Hull Hall at approximately 9 p.m. (0) comments
by Anna Grace Ward
The Office of Research and Economic Development at Mississippi State University is getting ready to begin the search for a new vice president. The current vice president, Kirk Schulz, will assume his new position as the president of Kansas State, on June 15. (0) comments
Three arrested after campus assault, robbery
Suspects captured overnight after Monday incident on Sorority Row
by Kyle Wrather
Three suspects were arrested between Monday night and Tuesday morning following an assault and strong-arm robbery of a female Mississippi State University student. (1) comment
Committee names Ag V.P. finalists
Open interview sessions scheduled in June
by Kyle Wrather
Mississippi State has narrowed the national search for the university's Vice President of Agriculture, Forestry and Veterinary Medicine down to three candidates. (0) comments
