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Residents evacuate Goen Hall after a carbon monoxide alarm was sounded at approximately 5:53 a.m. on Thursday [Nov. 30].
Goen Hall evacuates early Thursday
2023-2024 Editorial Board • November 30, 2023

A carbon monoxide alarm forced Goen Hall residents from their dorm before classes began Thursday [Nov. 30]. Students evacuated the dorm at approximately 5:53 a.m. About two and a half hours later, MSMS officials confirmed...

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MSMS Director for Academic Affairs Ginger Tedder was appointed by the Mississippi Board of Education to serve as interim executive director after former school leader Donald Cook announced he was fired on Sept. 29.
MDE beginning MSMS executive director search in early 2024
Ray Taylor, Podcast Editor • November 29, 2023

The Mississippi Department of Education will begin searching in earnest for a new MSMS executive director in early 2024, MDE Chief of Communication Jean Cook said in a Nov. 14 email.  While traditional school districts...

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Seniors Vic West (left) and Maple Griffin were named finalists in the QuestBridge scholarship program, a nonprofit initiative connecting exceptional students from low-income backgrounds to the nations top colleges. Of 20,800 applicants, 6,683 students across the nation were selected as National College Match Finalists.
Griffin, West selected as QuestBridge finalists
Jacob Neal, Contributing Writer • November 16, 2023

MSMS seniors Maple Griffin and Victoria West were selected as finalists in the QuestBridge scholarship program. Of 20,800 applicants, 6,683 students across the nation were selected as National College Match Finalists. QuestBridge...

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Charles Yarby Yarborough recently received the prestigious Yale Educator Award for the impact he has made in his students’ paths toward excellence.
Yale Educator Award honors Yarborough’s educational impact
Julian Wilson, Staff Writer • October 27, 2023

Editor's Note: MSMS chemistry instructor Elizabeth Morgan won a similar award to Charles Yarborough's Yale Educator Award, the MIT Inspirational Teacher Award, in 2022. MSMS alum Kevin Liu nominated her for this honor. MSMS...

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Student Life
From left to right, Junior Class Historian Jaidyn Bryant, Treasurer Andy Chen, President Maurice Hunter, Secretary Cratin Quinnelly and Vice President Yaerim Choi pose together in Mary Wilson Garden. The Class of 2025 elected its officers on Sept. 21 in close competitions.
MSMS juniors speak with an admissions representative from the University of Alabama at MSMSs annual College View on Oct. 9.
Due to MSMSs location on a residential college campus, students eat their meals at Hogarth Cafeteria. Does the Hogarth Cafeteria fulfill the required dietary restrictions of MSMS students?
Senior Noah Lee’s debut documentary, “Humans of MSMS,” offers a powerful cinematic experience and showcases what makes MSMS special.
How the Word is Passed, a novel by Clint Smith, is the focus of Book Talk hosted by Fant Memorial Library. Library Dean Amanda Clay Powers said the book was chosen because it “is accessible, beautifully written, thought-provoking, challenging and relevant for conversations happening in our communities right now.”
President Maurice Hunter speaks in the junior officer class elections.
Opinion
The Visions Editorial Board presents its takeaways from former MSMS Executive Director Donald Cooks termination on Sept. 29.
Editorial: Cook's firing was shocking. Here are two takeaways from the experience
2023-2024 Editorial Board • December 3, 2023

On Sept. 29 at 2:27 p.m., the entire directory of current MSMS students, employees and stakeholders received a shocking email. Titled “My Termination...

Throughout the past 84 years of Batman media, many writers, directors and actors have shaped the character and his image, but one thing has remained constant: Batman represents queerness.
Wilson: Batman represents queer identity across the ages
Julian Wilson, Staff Writer • November 27, 2023

Throughout the past 84 years of Batman media, many writers, directors and actors have shaped the character and his image, but one thing has remained...

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October 11, 2023
News and Notes
Among the highlights of last week, the MSMS Speech and Debate Team came home with seven winning debaters at the Warrior Invitational and seniors Sydney Beane, Ashton Lollis and Dylan Wiley performed at the Historic Downtown Performance Tour of Gleeds Corner.
Blue Waves News and Notes Week of Oct. 29
MSMS Mu Alpha Theta members won team and individual prizes at the fourth annual Millsaps Math Contest, and Math Outreach seniors represented MSMS to 2,500 middle school students at the FORGE Exposition at East Mississippi Community College last week.
Blue Waves News and Notes: Week of Oct. 23
MSMS senior Ava Grace Noe read her award-winning poem “The Hallways Are Still Quiet” at the Mississippi University for Women’s historical marker unveiling, and she and fellow seniors Tony Bradley and Iris Xue won the Eudora Welty Ephemera Prize for Creative Writing last week.
Blue Waves News and Notes: Week of Oct. 16
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30 Nov

A carbon monoxide alarm forced Goen Hall residents from their dorm before classes began Thursday [Nov. 30].

At the time of publication, it is unknown what caused the alarm to sound and if the issue is resolved.

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The Mississippi Department of Education will begin searching in earnest for a new MSMS executive director in early 2024, MDE Chief of Communication Jean Cook said in a Nov. 14 email. 

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Podcast Editor Ray Taylor won a Best of SNO award for their article on McKenny's winning placement in the NPR Student Podcast Challenge!
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Sports
Dylan Wiley (right) and Gavin Weinstein run at the 1A MHSAA State Cross-Country Championship on Nov. 2. Weinstein and Wiley led the team with times of 17:52.90 and 18:06.60 minutes, respectively. While neither set personal records, they both had top-10 performances, claiming fourth and seventh places.
Goen players shake hands with Vardaman players after a 7-3 loss.
The Frazer soccer team poses together after defeating Columbus High School in a 4-1 win on Nov. 7.
Senior Sebastian Harvey, junior Ngoh Mobit and senior Ethan Liao pose after their 4-1 scrimmage win against Grenada High School. Each of them scored one goal, and the fourth goal was an own goal by Grenada.
The MSMS Frazer and Goen swim teams pose in the pool at Tupelo Aquatic Center. The swim team set a new school record by earning two individual and two relay team medals at the Oct. 21 Class I MHSAA Swim Championships.
After three months of training and competing, the Frazer cross-country team qualified for the state championship after strong individual performances at the Oct. 24 MHSAA Regional Championships hosted at Eupora High School.
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