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Seniors Share Their Post-Millsaps Plans
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Seniors Share Their Post-Millsaps Plans

Bekah Ervin April 13, 2016 0 comment

by Catherine Arjet

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Instagram post 2191826223783936043_23520406854 Come to our symposium in 122 in the Christian Center or watch our live stream!
Instagram post 2191706287702834935_23520406854 History of the Media invites you to attend a panel discussion on “The History and Future of The Purple and White at Millsaps.” The discussion will take place at 6:30pm tonight in the James and Madeleine McMullan Lecture Hall, Room 122 of the McRae Christian Center. This event is free and open to the public. Hope to see you there!
Instagram post 2180150169249913402_23520406854 Welcome to the new and improved Purple and White Instagram! Throughout the 2019 Fall semester, Dr. Michael Pickard’s History of the Media class has been revamping and reviving this student publication for its re-launch on December 4. Adam Ganucheau, who serves as a Mississippi Today reporter, has also worked as a mentor for the class for the print publication. The class has worked tirelessly to get the newspaper for its release, so stay tuned. To see the updated website and read some exclusive content, check out the website at www.thepurpleandwhite or click the link in our bio!
Instagram post 2176663446782177834_21522725959 “Reading and sports were always my thing. Running cross country for Millsaps has been a huge positive influence on my integration into college. The structure practice and races provide, are perfect for creating a schedule for scatter brain people like myself. Running is a great outlet for me because I can see the physical manifestation of improvement as my times get better and the runs become easier. Being on a small team is fun because you get to know everyone very well and camaraderie is high. At the end of the day running is an outlet for me to let of some steam off.Major college key 🔑: keep moving.”- Worth
Instagram post 2171560429221279213_21522725959 "I used to work for a weekly newspaper in a coastal town in North Carolina, as a reporter. There was a neighborhood in town where all the streets were named after ships which had wrecked off the coast. My editor wanted me to go and meet the people, to get to know more about it. So I met this person, who was the great grandson of one of the captain of the wrecked ships. Every year, he and his family would go and set a wreath at this street. Here (2nd picture) he was telling the story of when his great grandfather went on his last faithful voyage and that's me with my reporter pad, taking notes. I worked very hard during this job to succeed because I felt that I was not good enough at it. That is the reason I keep this picture in my office to remind myself that I can do this." -Liz
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