Out-of-State Students Tout MC’s Academic Excellence, Christian Commitment to Education Commission
Many scholars outside Mississippi recognize Mississippi College as one of the best-kept secrets in Christian higher education. That’s the message Carly Fisher, a senior interpersonal communication major from Shawnee, Oklahoma, and Jackson Breedlove, a junior public relations major from Decatur, Alabama, shared with members of the Education Commission during its annual meeting on the MC…
Read MoreWellesley College Africana Studies Expert to Discuss Mississippi Founders, Black Resistance Feb. 9
Reconstruction is an often-overlooked period of U.S. history, but its importance to America – and the significant role African-American citizens played in establishing modern democracy – cannot be overemphasized. The passage of the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments to the Constitution redefined U.S. citizenship, altered the relationship between the federal and state governments, and underscored…
Read MoreWhat Kind Of Lights Do You Need For Your Business?
Lighting is an essential part of any business, regardless of the industry. It affects how customers perceive a business and can even influence their buying decisions. That’s why it’s important to invest in quality lighting that provides the right amount of light for whatever task needs to be done. But what kind of lights should…
Read MoreMini Fridge Vs. Beverage Refrigerator: What’s The Difference?
When it comes to refrigeration alternatives, there are lots of options available, but 2 of the most popular are small refrigerators and also drink fridges. While they may seem similar at the beginning glance, some vital distinctions between both can have a huge influence on your decision. Whether you’re seeking a small refrigerator for…
Read MoreOllie Otter Teaches 1st Graders to Buckle Up
Children at Clinton Park Elementary now know about Mississippi’s booster seat law after a visit from delightful, furry mascot Ollie the Otter. This law requires that children ages 4 – 7 must ride in a booster seat if shorter than 4’9” or weigh less than 65 lbs. Drivers must adhere to this law or will…
Read MoreThe Best Bowie Knife Skin Under $500 — Bowie Knife | Fade
CS:GO includes a lot of cold weapons, among which there are various options, but you can hardly find anything similar to the Bowie Knife. The uniqueness of the knife lies in the presence of small details on the blade itself. As a rule, such cuts are ideal for bloodthirsty murders of your opponent. I especially…
Read MoreHow Big Data Affects Our Lives: Insights from Big Data Experts
Big data has become a major influence in our lives, with its ability to transform the way we think, act, and interact with the world around us. From the way we shop to the way we vote, big data is helping to shape our future in ways that were unimaginable just a few years ago.…
Read More6 Things To Keep In Mind Before Buying A House
Buying a house is one of the most important financial decisions you will make in your lifetime. It requires careful planning and consideration to ensure that you are making the best decision for your long-term financial security. There are several factors to consider when deciding if buying a house is right for you, such…
Read More7 Ideas On How To Surprise Your Kids
It is a natural instinct of parents to want to show their children how much they love them. One way to do this is by surprising them with something special from time to time. Whether it’s an unexpected gift or a day out, there are plenty of ways you can surprise your kids and make…
Read MoreCasino Royale Hearts of Gold Gala to benefit Clinton Fire Department
The Clinton Courier The Junior Civic League of Clinton will hold their annual Hearts of Gold Gala on Friday, February 10, from 7 until 10 p.m. Proceeds from this year’s gala will benefit the Clinton Fire Department in their effort to purchase an additional Jaws of Life device. With a theme of “Casino Royale,” the…
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