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Posted Nov. 06, 2009
Coming to a theater near you, Mississippi College students will soon offer four nights of one-act productions. With comedy in the spotlight, the MC-student directed productions will be staged at the Aven Little Theater Nov. 10-14.
The fall productions on the Clinton campus are presented by the Mc Department of »»Posted Nov. 06, 2009
Mississippi College's Choctaw Fest 2009 is attracting four bands to the Clinton campus November 13 for a lively outdoors concert that blends high-energy music with tons of food.
The Friday fun kicks off with food served at 5:30 p.m. in the bowl in front of Jazzman's cafe. The music cranks up »»Posted Nov. 05, 2009
Mississippi's financial squeeze will be one of the key issues facing Mississippi College graduate Tom Burnham, who will return to his post as the state's superintendent of education.
A native of Puckett in Rankin County, Burnham led Mississippi's public school system from 1992 until 1997. He serves as School of »»Posted Nov. 02, 2009
America's media is shrinking and the jobless rate is approaching 10 percent, but Mississippi College graduate Pete Smith encouraged MC communication students to continue to pursue their dreams.
The recipient of the MC Communication Department's 2009 Alumnus of the Year Award, Smith has landed dream jobs in his field, including »»
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