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Mississippi State University News Archives

Mississippi State University News Archives for October 2009

Oct 31, 2009 | The South Mississippi Sun Herald

MSU professor copes with wife's Alzheimer's

Joe Seger is a learned man. Director of the Cobb Institute of Archaeology at Mississippi State University, professor of religion, authority in Middle Eastern pre-history, holder of multiple degrees - including one from Harvard University.

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Related Topix: Harvard University, Mississippi

Fri Oct 30, 2009

Commercial Dispatch

Evidence contradicts Batiste's account of killing

Thursday testimony suggests a former Mississippi State University student on trial for capital murder might not have been totally truthful last year in statements to authorities regarding the death of his housemate at 21 Apartments.

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Related Topix: Oktibbeha County, MS, Criminal Defense Law, Law

Clover Herald

US cotton almost clear of voracious boll weevil

For more than a century, small green beetles ate through U.S. cotton crops, costing growers $20 billion and making the boll weevil the most expensive agricultural pest in the nation's history.

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Related Topix: Agriculture, Science, Texas, West, TX

Associated Content

The Little Building Cafe in Starkville, Mississippi - a Restaurant Review

Starkville, Mississippi, is known for a few things, mainly Mississippi State University football.

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Related Topix: Starkville, MS

Thu Oct 29, 2009

Mississippi Business Journal

Rains cost farmers $371M in losses

ACROSS MISSISSIPPI a ' Near-constant rains during harvest time cost Mississippi farmers an estimated $371 million in losses, and producers with crop insurance may be the only ones able to salvage much more from the fields this year.

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Related Topix: Agriculture, Science

Wed Oct 28, 2009

The Clarion-Ledger

Soybean loss: $212 million

Losses on the 2.2 million acres of soybeans planted in the state have grown from an estimated $163 million to $212 million, according to Mississippi State University Agricultural Extension Service.

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Related Topix: Agriculture, Science

Tue Oct 27, 2009

Commercial Dispatch

Jury in Batiste trial could be sequestered

Jury selection continued this morning in the capital murder trial of former Mississippi State University student Bobby Batiste, who is accused of killing his roommate last year at their off-campus apartment.

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Related Topix: Violent Crime

Mon Oct 26, 2009

The Oregonian

Allen Barnes Nominated as Director of Georgia Environmental Protection Division

Sonny Perdue has nominated Allen Barnes to be the new Director of the Georgia Environmental Protection Division .

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Related Topix: Georgia, Georgia Government, Law, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, University of Mississippi

Commercial Dispatch

Batiste trial set to begin

The trial of a former Mississippi State University student accused of killing his roommate last year at an off-campus apartment is set to begin today in Oktibbeha County Circuit Court.

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Related Topix: Violent Crime, Oktibbeha County, MS

RecruitingBlogs.com

Kunin Associates added a blog post

Did you Know? A Former Texas Rangers Manager and CPA Kevin Kennedy did his players' tax returns to make extra money when he managed in the minor leagues.

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Related Topix: Tax, Bob Newhart, Banking, JP Morgan Chase , State University, AR, Ohio State University

Sun Oct 25, 2009

Commercial Dispatch

Search for Kaila Morris continues

The search continues for a Columbus woman missing since Sept. 17. Kaila Morris, 21, was last seen by her stepfather, Robert Triplett, leaving the house he shared with her mother, Bonnie Morris Triplett, at 181 Golding Road.

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Related Topix: Columbus, MS, Lowndes County, MS, Starkville, MS

Fri Oct 23, 2009

Delta Farm Press

Crop insurance can salvage some loss

Cotton is expected to take the biggest hit, losing 43 percent of its potential value.

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Related Topix: Agriculture, Science, Mississippi

Meridian Star

Rain affects pumpkin quantity, not quality

Heavy rains in Mississippi and nationwide have decreased the number of pumpkins available for harvest, but not the quality of the pumpkins already pulled from the fields.

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Related Topix: Mississippi, Agriculture, Science, Yalobusha County, MS, Coffeeville, MS, Weather

Wed Oct 21, 2009

WTOK-TV Meridian

Keenum Investiture on Internet Friday

The investiture of Mississippi State University president, Dr. Mark Keenum, will be Friday in Starkville.

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Mon Oct 19, 2009

Associated Content

My December 2009 Graduation at Mississippi State University:

On October 9, 2009, I received an e-mail from my advisor Mr. Busby. The e-mail informed me that the $50.00 rate for graduation would go up after that day, and that I should apply for graduation online right away.

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Sun Oct 18, 2009

Commercial Dispatch

Mark Keenum installed at MSU

When Mark Keenum and Scott Ross roamed the campus of Mississippi State University three decades ago, they were just students with their whole lives ahead of them.

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Related Topix: Agriculture, Science, Mississippi State, MS, Thad Cochran, US Politics, US News, US Senate, Republican, Marketing, Starkville, MS

Fri Oct 16, 2009

WJTV Jackson

Keenum Formally Installed As 19Th President Of Msu

Mark Keenum promised to uphold academic excellence Friday as he was formally installed as 19th president of Mississippi State University.

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Related Topix: Starkville, MS, January, US News, Thad Cochran, US Politics, US Senate, Republican, George Bush

The Clarion-Ledger

Harvest in ruin: Excessive rain costs farmers $377M

Unseasonably heavy rain is forcing farmers to leave their crops in the fields to rot, costing them an estimated $377 million.

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Related Topix: Agriculture, Science, Weather, Potatoes, Life, Food, Vegetables, Leland, MS, US News, United States Department of Agriculture

Wed Oct 14, 2009

Picayune Item

Keenum investiture is Friday

The formal investiture of Mississippi State University president Mark Keenum is scheduled for Friday in Starkville.

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Related Topix: Starkville, MS, Mississippi State, MS, January, Thad Cochran, US Politics, US News, US Senate, Republican, Picayune, MS

Environmental Economics

In the interest of yesterday's Nobel announcement...

Blog powered by TypePad Member since 05/2005 October 13, 2009 In the interest of yesterday's Nobel announcement... Thanks to the Nobel committee for their good timing.

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Related Topix: Blog News

Tue Oct 13, 2009

Delta Farm Press

Soy biodiesel - profits, challenges

Biodiesel production has created a new market for soybean oil, and although the demands for this alternative fuel fluctuate, the industry remains strong.

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Related Topix: Alternative Energy, Science / Technology, Energy, Agriculture, Science, Mississippi, Environmental Law, Law

Mon Oct 12, 2009

WJTV Jackson

Frata S Parent Pulls Charter

Kappa Sigma fraternity at Mississippi State University has lost its charter. The decision was made this past week by the fraternity's national office.

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Related Topix: Student Society, Kappa Sigma, Fraternities

Sun Oct 11, 2009

Meridian Star

Mississippian Haskell speaker at EMBDC Annual Meeting

Mississippi native Sam Haskell III, who carved an impressive success story during his years with the William Morris Agency, will be keynote speaker at the 13th Annual Meeting of the East Mississippi Business Development Corporation.

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Related Topix: Mississippi, Advertising, Meridian, MS, Amory, MS, University of Mississippi

Fri Oct 09, 2009

Starkville Daily News

Severe Weather Alert this afternoon

Mississippi State University officials issued the following alert early Friday afternoon in anticipation of a severe weather system threatening the greater Starkville area: The National Weather Service has issued a tornado watch for Oktibbeha County until 4 p.m. today meaning conditions are favorable for potentially severe weather.

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Related Topix: Weather, Starkville, MS, Oktibbeha County, MS, Memphis, TN Metro

Thu Oct 08, 2009

Times-Post

Sharing education and information

The Houston Carnegie Library was on the receiving end of a "green" donation recently as the Houston Police Dept.

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Related Topix: Libraries

Wed Oct 07, 2009

Meridian Star

MSU-Meridian workshop to discuss men and depression

Depression among men will be the topic of a today of a workshop offered by the Wellness Therapy Institute at Mississippi State University-Meridian. The workshop, titled "Men and Depression," will be held from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in Kahlmus Auditorium on the MSU-Meridian campus.

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Related Topix: Depression, Health, Meridian, MS, US Military Prisons, Naval Air Station Meridian, Prison

Tue Oct 06, 2009

Commercial Dispatch

3. Missing woman's stepfather has history of sex crimes

A Lowndes County man arrested Saturday on charges of possessing child pornography had past convictions of sex crimes in Mississippi and Louisiana.

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Related Topix: Covington, LA, Prison

Hattiesburg American

Lambert inducted into honors group

Alex Ardell Lambert of Petal recently became a member of Sigma Alpha Lambda, a national leadership and honors organization at Mississippi State University.

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Sun Oct 04, 2009

The Clarion-Ledger

Carville, Matalin prove it's possible

Civility and the ability to disagree agreeably about politics and public policy have been increasingly hard goals to achieve over the last decade in America.

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Related Topix: Carville, LA, US News, George Bush, Dick Cheney

Fri Oct 02, 2009

Mississippi Business Journal

Senate passes cyber security measure

The Senate has passed a resolution co-sponsored by Sen. Thad Cochran to increase awareness among individuals, businesses and government entities of the steps that should be taken to protect themselves from a growing international and domestic threat to digital systems and data.

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Related Topix: Thad Cochran, US Politics, US News, US Senate, Republican, Mississippi

Madison County Herald

Moulder fighting cancer with a pen

Bob Vance Moulder, the "Senior Ramblings" columnist for The Madison County Herald, has inoperable lung cancer.

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Related Topix: Medicine, Cancer, Health, Madison County, MS, Ridgeland, MS, Jackson Metro, Jackson, MS

Thu Oct 01, 2009

The Mississippi Press

Ole Miss, MSU homecoming queens both from Tupelo

TUPELO, Miss. - You can call Tupelo the home of the King and the queens. The city that gave birth to Elvis Presley is the hometown of this year's homecoming queens at both the University of Mississippi and Mississippi State University.

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Related Topix: Tupelo, MS, University of Mississippi, Oxford, MS

Mississippi Business Journal

MSU department gets new name

STARKVILLE a ' Mississippi State University's wildlife and fisheries department is changing its name to reflect the state aquaculture industry's importance and the university's role in its continuing development.

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Related Topix: Aquaculture

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