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Thursday, November 3, 2022
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Volume 111, No. 11
Student organizations get out the vote
EMILY O’REILLY
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With midterm elections approaching on Tuesday, Nov. 8, the University of Mississippi’s political student organizations are aiming to get students to vote. UM College Democrats is an organization “dedicated to upholding and promoting the goals and ideals of the Democratic Party on campus and in the greater community through political action and community service.” The group has biweekly meetings for discussion of topics such as student loan forgiveness, women’s rights, LGBT+ rights and more. Outreach coordinator Caleb Ball, a sophomore political science major, emphasized the importance of voting. “Your vote is never going to matter until every single person who is a Democrat in Mississippi or in any other red state shows up to vote because it shows that we are here. We (have) to make sure our vote counts because there are very important
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Voters wait in line inside of the Oxford Conference Center during the 2020 presidential election on Nov. 3, 2020.
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Will Kiffin go to Auburn?
Flatland Cavalry brings Texas charm to Oxford CAROLINE MCCUTCHEN thedmfeatures@gmail.com
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Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin celebrates after the Ole Miss defense stops Texas A&M’s offense on a second down play on Oct. 29.
AIDAN GALLARDO
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After Auburn fired head football coach Bryan Harsin a few days ago, Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin has been heavily rumored to
be the Tigers’ top target. Harsin coached in 21 games for Auburn and went just 9-12, including 4-9 in conference games. After the news broke that Harsin was let go, two other names with Mississippi connections began circulat-
ing, as well: current Liberty University and former Ole Miss head coach Hugh Freeze and Jackson State head coach Deion Sanders. Freeze and Sanders have
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A mix of both Texas and Nashville influences, Flatland Cavalry consists of leader and chief lyricist Cleto Cordero, fiddle player Wesley Hall, guitarist Reid Dillon, drummer Jason Albers, bassist Jonathan Saenz and utility instrumentalist Adam Gallegos. The country music band visits The Lyric in Oxford tonight following the release of their highly anticipated EP “Songs to Keep You Warm” last Friday. The album includes special vocalist appearances by Ashley Monroe in “Parallel” and Kaitlin Butts in “How Long.” Ahead of the project’s debut, Cordero, vocalist and
acoustic guitarist, shared the spark of inspiration that set the album into motion. “An idea came to me in June, out of the blue, late one evening at bedtime after a very long and wearisome few weeks on the road. I was in the kind of place where I was completely exhausted, both mentally and physically, and lying there in a state of surrender the entire idea for this EP just flashed into my mind,” Cordero said on the band’s website. The authentic sound and tone of “Songs to Keep You Warm” represents the dawn of a new era of sound as the band expands beyond their western Texas roots. “I am excited to release a
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