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Monday evening ASB Attorney General Rob Pillow announced that the ASB Senate would begin formally accepting input from student body representatives regarding a new name for the homecoming personality election, once called “Colonel Reb.” Following the controversy surrounding the decision of the previous ASB Judicial Council to rename the disputed title “Mr. Ole Miss,” Pillow and the present ASB administration have worked to increase student body input in policymaking. In a written statement pro-
vided to The DM, Pillow emphasized the current ASB administration’s commitment to accountable progress. “The conclusion that I and my administration have reached regarding the process followed by Judicial on their ruling is that any disagreement about the process leading to the decision regarding titles in personality elections resulted from ambiguities in the ASB Constitution,” wrote Pillow. “The current ASB administration will focus on addressing the problems in the Constitution in order to better incorporate the voice of the students into the ASB and the decisions that may come in the future.” See SENATE, PAGE 3
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Xanaka Burgess Memorial Service Memorial services for Xanaka Hill Burgess, wife of former Ole Miss defensive end Derrick Burgess, will be held at 11 this morning in in the Tad Pad. The memorial is expected to last until 2 p.m. Burgess died in a singlevehicle accident Thursday while driving north on Mississippi Highway 9 and was pronounced dead at the scene. Burgess, an Oxford resident, was in the vehicle with Teneeah Hilliard. Hilliard was taken to
the North Mississippi Medical Center with moderate injuries. The Department of Parking and Transportation has asked that attendees park in Park & Ride lots around campus and ride shuttle vehicles to the Tad Pad. The department cautions students who normally park in commuter lots by the Tad Pad, saying that there might be memorial service attendees parked in the lots as well.
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People react to an explosion at the 2013 Boston Marathon in Boston Monday.
Boston Marathon bombing kills 3, injures over 140 BOSTON (AP) — Two bombs exploded in the crowded streets near the finish line of the Boston Marathon on Monday, killing at least three people and injuring more than 140 in a bloody scene of shattered glass and severed limbs that raised alarms that terrorists might have struck again in the U.S. A White House official speaking on condition of anonymity because the investigation was still unfolding said the attack was being treated as an act of terrorism. President Barack Obama vowed that those responsible will “feel the full weight of justice.” As many as two unexploded bombs were also found near the end of the 26.2-mile course as part of what appeared to be a well-coordinated attack, but they were safely disarmed, according to a senior U.S. intelligence official, who also spoke on condition of anonymity because of the continuing inves-
tigation. The fiery twin blasts took place about 10 seconds and about 100 yards apart, knocking spectators and at least one runner off their feet, shattering windows and sending dense plumes of smoke rising over the street and through the fluttering national flags lining the route. Blood stained the pavement, and huge shards were missing from window panes as high as three stories. “They just started bringing people in with no limbs,” said runner Tim Davey of Richmond, Va. He said he and his wife, Lisa, tried to shield their children’s eyes from the gruesome scene inside a medical tent that had been set up to care for fatigued runners, but “they saw a lot.” “They just kept filling up with more and more casualties,” Lisa Davey said. “Most everybody was conscious. They were very dazed.” See BOSTON, PAGE 3
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The impact of the Boston Marathon bombing has reached beyond the borders of Massachusetts. Batesville native Charles Overton was one of many participants in the Boston Marathon. Following the race, Overton said he changed clothes, received his medal and continued on with his normal routine. Overton finished the race and was eating with his friends when he heard the explosion. Overton said he mistook the explosions as festivities from events happening in See ATTACK, PAGE 3
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A few years ago when I first met Chancellor Jones I remember him distinctly saying to me, “The University of Mississippi is a better place because you chose to come here.” I am certain that he has told other students that as well. And frankly I believe he sincerely means those words when he says them. Those words have stuck with me throughout my last three years on campus. Yesterday, while he was addressing the newly inducted Columns Society members he shared with us two anecdotes that shape his outlook on humble service. To the best of my ability I will recall what he T H E D A I LY
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spoke about yesterday. One of the stories involved his father. Chancellor Jones spoke about how is father would go to extraordinary lengths to help one particular young boy. The Chancellor noted that his father often inconvenienced himself as well as Chancellor Jones when aiding this young man. However, that is not what makes the service Chancellor Jones’s father provided amazing. It is the fact that Chancellor Jones’s father continually helped this young man despite the fact that he did not show any gratitude. Chancellor Jones’s father routinely gave the young man rides around town knowing he would not get anything in return. That is the spirit in which we should aspire to serve not only our university but the Oxford community as whole. The second anecdote Chan-
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cellor Jones provided may be the most extreme example of humble service I have ever heard. Chancellor Jones told us of a deacon he met during his time in Korea. In my opinion, this man embodies every quality of a truly selfless person. He sold his home and lived in a tent not once, but twice to raise money for a greater cause. I admired the man’s magnanimous generosity; Chancellor Jones admired the man’s courage to put his wife through that ordeal twice. As I listened to the stories Chancellor Jones shared I suddenly realized exactly the kind of man Chancellor Jones is: He is a man that will go to extraordinary lengths to serve this university. He is a man that puts the needs of others before self. And more importantly, he is the exactly the leader the University of Mississippi needs to continually be a first-class institution.
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Thank you for all that you do, Chancellor Jones. You are certainly a leader like no other. Tim Abram is a junior public policy major from Horn Lake. Follow him on Twitter @Tim_ Abram.
CORRECTION The Daily Mississippian incorrectly stated the date of the fashion show hosted by the University of Mississippi’s Fashion Board and did not mention one of the week’s events. The fashion show will take place Sunday at 4 p.m. at the Oxford Conference Center. The UMFB is also holding a raffle for $3 a ticket. The winner will receive a $100 shopping spree to any venue.
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Boston. “We heard something and thought since it was Patriots’ Day, it was a cannon,” Overton said. Overton said that his wife, child, mom and dad were supposed to accompany him on the trip, but for different reasons they could not. “I was disappointed, but now I’m so thankful they’re not here. I want everybody to pray for the families of the injured.” Will Smith, one of Overton’s friends, left his post at the finish line 20 minutes before the explosion occurred. Smith said the scene after the explosion was utter chaos. “People were running and police were everywhere,” Smith said. “We heard it, but we thought it was fireworks. We were only two blocks from it. “We thought it was one of those cannons going off, but we didn’t know.” Smith and Overton were scheduled to leave Boston for Mississippi this morning, but Smith said the trains and airports were immediately shut down. Smith said they could not even make it to their hotel due to the hectic transportation. Junior marketing major Collin Bailly is from Massachusetts and has relatives who live in Boston. Since the cell phone towers had their signals cut, he struggled to communicate with the people he knew in Boston. “Being so far away you almost feel hopeless,” Bailly said. “You don’t really know what is going on, what it’s for or even what’s the reasoning behind it.” Bailly eventually got in
touch with his family to learn that everyone was fine. “I think that the situation as a whole puts a perspective to all the students around the country that anything can happen to really anywhere in the country,” Bailly said. Ole Miss alumnus Bob Lynch, who lives in Boston and was watching the race about a mile away from the explosions, said that the people who were not immediately near the race were doing everything they could to communicate with friends. Lynch said that his initial reaction left him not knowing what was going on. “I had about 12 friends that were running in the race,” Lynch said. “And thankfully they’ve been accounted for.” Lynch said the entire town of Boston was focused on the race. The Boston Marathon is held on Patriots’ Day every year, and Bostonians get the day off of school and work to enjoy the festivities.
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Pillow affirmed that the ASB governing board will continue to revise the ASB Constitution in order to move forward in such a way as to maximize student input. “For those students who were discouraged by the process, I want to assure you that we are working hard to rewrite the Constitution to ensure that the students or student representation have a stronger voice in future ASB decisions,” Pillow said in his statement. Former ASB Judicial Chair Courtney Pearson said she feels that the resolution along with the new Senate initiatives represent a step in the right direction for the university. “I think that it’s a step in the right direction for Ole Miss to have a unified student body coming together to decide what they want our male personality election to be,” Pearson said. Pearson encourages students to reach out to ASB representatives with ideas. “This could very much be a process where students
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As the FBI took charge of the investigation, authorities shed no light on a motive or who may have carried out the bombings, and police said they had no suspects in custody. Officials in Washington said there was no immediate claim of responsibility. Police said three people were killed. An 8-year-old boy was among the dead, according to a person who talked to a friend of the family and spoke on condition of anonymity. Hospitals reported at least 144 people injured, at least 17 of them critically. The victims’ injuries included broken bones, shrapnel wounds and ruptured eardrums. At Massachusetts General Hospital, Alisdair Conn, chief of emergency services, said: “This is something I’ve never seen in my 25 years here ... this amount of carnage in the civilian population. This is what we expect from war.” Some 23,000 runners took part in the race, one of the world’s oldest and most prestigious marathons.
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After Ole Miss’ spring drills finished up with the annual Grove Bowl Saturday, the two coordinators Dan Werner and Dave Wommack had some good and bad thoughts about how their respective units did throughout the spring. BY Austin Miller dmmanaging@gmail.com
Due to injuries, the annual BancorpSouth Grove Bowl Saturday was not a traditional spring game, but instead took on a practice format with three scrimmage periods. Offensive coordinator Dan Werner had mixed impressions of the Grove Bowl and the spring as a whole.
“Early, I was happy with how we were protecting the football and moving it, but we weren’t putting it in the end zone, which bothered me, then later on, we got very sloppy, and I thought we lost focus,” Werner said. It had been an up-anddown spring practice for senior quarterback Barry Brunetti and sophomore See BALL, PAGE 7
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Mike Marry received the Chucky Mullins Courage Award Saturday morning. The award is given annually to a defensive player.
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an Ole Miss player received the Chucky Mullins Courage Award, which results in him having the honor of wearing Mullins’ No. 38 for a full season. This year’s winner was senior linebacker Mike Marry. “It is a great honor to be a part of this tradition,” Marry said after receiving the award. “It comes with a lot of responsibilities, but I believe the coaches feel like I can handle it, and I’m glad they chose me.” The award is given every year to an upperclassman player on the defensive side of the ball that the coaching staff feels carries on what Mullins brought to Ole Miss, things like leadership, courage and perseverance. “The guy (Marry) understands how to be the best teammate on the field and off the field,” head coach Hugh Freeze said. “He not only plays with great energy and passion, but he understands that building a team and being a leader on the team also requires you to make the proper decisions off the field. He does that very well and expects to hold others to the same standards. Whoever
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wears 38 has to understand that, and he gets it very clearly.” Ole Miss doesn’t honor Mullins just by awarding the No. 38. When the Rebels run out of the tunnel to take the field before every game, each player touches a bust of Mullins, which guarantees that his legacy endures and leaves a message for players and fans alike to “never quit,” as quoted on the statue. “That’s what gets you going for every game,” Marry said. “As I learned about his story and what he went through and how much adversity, when you touch his head, you have to go out and give it your all and do your best. Not only for the university but for him.” Mullins’ legacy has had a huge impact on the Ole Miss family and community, but one man still thinks about that day in 1989 every day and will never be able to forget it. That man is Brad Gaines. “It’s the first thing I think about when I wake up and the last thing I think about when I go to sleep,” Gaines said. “I think about it all the time during the day, not only because of the profound effect it had on me but the effect it had on everybody here today, the university, the alumni, the state of
Mississippi.” Gaines said he visits Mullins’ grave three times a year: the day of the accident, the day Mullins passed away and Christmas. Gaines also makes it a priority to attend the presentation of the Chucky Mullins Courage Award every year. “What is neat is that every coach who has been here realizes how important it is,” Gaines said. “It has a mystique about it. It is neat to try to strive and win that number because they are going to be talking about it.” As time progresses, coaches, players and fans alike hope to continue to keep the tradition alive and the spirit of Mullins thriving in the Ole Miss community. “It certainly is (important) to me and to a lot of other people (to keep the tradition going),” Freeze said. “There was a good crowd here, and I think it was a good move by our administration to move this to Saturday morning where more people are in town because this award deserves that. It deserves that attention. Certainly, Chucky and the award winners deserve every bit of recognition they can get.”
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At Saturday’s BancorpSouth Grove Bowl, Ole Miss revealed new football uniforms that will be used next fall. The traditional red, blue and white jerseys with gray pants got a facelift with the new NFL-style cut, but the Rebels will also have some alternate options to wear each week. A new white jersey with blue lettering can be worn in addition to white and blue pants. Below are the different combinations that can be worn. Photos courtesy Joshua McCoy/Ole Miss Athletics.
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“I was really hoping that the two quarterbacks would compete really hard, which they did,” Werner said. “One would have a good day, and the other one would the next day. We’ll have to study it, and I will go through and study the whole spring and see who’s actually in the lead right now.” Wallace, who missed all of spring practice with offseason shoulder surgery, could
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be cleared to start throwing softly in the coming weeks and is expected to be fully recovered and ready for the start of fall practice. Werner said the position group that really stepped up in the spring was running back. Sophomore running back I’Tavius Mathers was named the most improved offensive player, and Werner also singled out freshman running back Mark Dodson and sophomore wide receiver Cody Core as guys who have stood out this spring. “He is so hard to tackle,” Werner said of Mathers. “The first tackler is not going to make the tackle. It’s nice to know when we hand the ball off to him, we’re going to get some positive yardage.” Building depth, looking ahead to the fall on defense On the defensive side of the ball, defensive coordinator Dave Wommack was
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No. 21 Ole Miss Rebels lost to the Memphis Tigers Monday night at AutoZone Park in Memphis.
Marry selected as Chucky Mullins Courage Award winner
By ADAM GANUCHEAU
Senior linebacker Mike Marry became the 24th recipient of the Chucky Mullins Courage Award Saturday, and he will have the honor of wearing Mullins’ No. 38 next fall.
Memphis blanks Ole Miss
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MEMPHIS — The Memphis Tigers defeated No. 21 Ole Miss 4-0 last night at AutoZone Park in Memphis behind a fourth-inning offensive explosion. The Rebels (26-11) had just five hits on the night, while the Tigers (23-14) scored all four of their runs in the fourth inning against Ole Miss starting pitcher Brady Bramlett. The freshman right-hander held the Tigers hitless through the first three innings. “It’s just very indicative of what college baseball is all about,” Ole Miss head coach Mike Bianco said. “They put the (fourth) inning together. They got three hits, three walks and an error and scored four runs. We only got five hits, so obviously, we were very spread out with our offense.” Memphis second baseman Zach Willis got the first hit of
the game in the fourth, and he scored on an RBI double from Tiger first baseman Carter White. White advanced to third on a fielder’s choice and scored on a Tiger fly out, giving the Tigers a 2-0 advantage. Bramlett then loaded the bases, and Memphis right fielder Bryce Beeler knocked two runs in to give the Tigers their third and fourth runs of the game. Four of the Rebels’ five hits were from sophomore center fielder Auston Bousfield, who was 4-for-4 on the night. “I just hit some balls hard that found the holes,” Bousfield said. “We just have to get a few more at-bats together. Collectively, one through nine, all of us can do a little bit something more to get the offense rolling.” Ole Miss did have a few chances offensively, but fell short, as they loaded the bases in the eighth in-
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See BASEBALL, PAGE 7
Mike Marry takes the field in the No. 38 jersey before the Grove Bowl Saturday.
The year was 1989, and it was homecoming for the Ole Miss football team. They were playing Southeasten Conference foe Vanderbilt. At the time, Chucky Mullins was emerging as a young defensive player for Ole Miss, and after redshirting his freshman year, he began to see significant time the next season. However, that season would be his last. In that homecoming game against Vanderbilt, Mullins was tragically injured when he attempted to tackle Commodore fullback Brad Gaines. The hit paralyzed Mullins and ended his football career. In 1991, the Ole Miss family lost Mullins when he passed away from complications resulting from a blood clot, but his legacy was never forgotten. Fast forward 22 years to the present, and for the 24th time See AWARD, PAGE 4
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