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    Brooke Bumgarner named 2027 Miss University 

    SOIL photography exhibition celebrates Black farmers’ Southern heritage, generational land ownership 

    SOIL photography exhibition celebrates Black farmers’ Southern heritage, generational land ownership 

    Alpha Omicron Pi wins CASA Encore for a third year in a row

    Alpha Omicron Pi wins CASA Encore for a third year in a row

    In defense of the new ‘East of Eden’ series

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    The grind doesn’t stop: Student workers keep Oxford running during game days

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    Rebel defense steps up in Nashville, delivers complete game performance

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    Ole Miss dominates Vanderbilt 52-17 behind strong first half and defensive effort

    Ole Miss Volleyball splits matches against Missouri and Vanderbilt 

    Ole Miss Volleyball splits matches against Missouri and Vanderbilt 

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    Meet a lineman who brought power back to Oxford

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    SOIL photography exhibition celebrates Black farmers’ Southern heritage, generational land ownership 

    SOIL photography exhibition celebrates Black farmers’ Southern heritage, generational land ownership 

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    Alpha Omicron Pi wins CASA Encore for a third year in a row

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    Rebel defense steps up in Nashville, delivers complete game performance

    Rebel defense steps up in Nashville, delivers complete game performance

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    Ole Miss dominates Vanderbilt 52-17 behind strong first half and defensive effort

    Ole Miss Volleyball splits matches against Missouri and Vanderbilt 

    Ole Miss Volleyball splits matches against Missouri and Vanderbilt 

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    Meet a lineman who brought power back to Oxford

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ARIES: This is a week of listening, Aries. There are a few things to listen to, one being yourself. Understanding what your body is saying to you is crucial for right now. The time to act will come soon and should manifest itself in letting go of long expired grudges. Look forward and face the sun. 

TAURUS: Unlike Aries, this is the time for action, dear Taurus. The beginning of this week signaled a few focused days, which will help you spring into a transformative time of your life. Start making decisions and stick to them. Nothing is worse than a half-completed plan. 

GEMINI: Twins, you have come so far in all of your endeavors. If things feel like they’re slowing down, be mindful that you may just be adapting to what life has been throwing at you. If you’ve been working under stress a lot lately, this may mean it’s time for a well deserved break. If you’ve been getting used to the mundane, it’s time to change it up for a day or two.  

CANCER: There may be things pulling you in multiple directions right now, Cancer. Don’t feel bad about guarding whatever ‘me time’ you have. In fact, this may be the best time to schedule a part of your day for journaling, meditating or any other self care. 

LEO: If you feel like you’re living in an episode of “The Twilight Zone,” don’t be alarmed. It’ll pass soon. You may be spending a lot of time running around lately, and it’s okay if you don’t want this to become your ‘new normal.’ Don’t accept things if you don’t want it to drive your life. Put your foot down. 

VIRGO: Virgos, if you’ve been spending a lot of time alone lately, it’s time to reintroduce yourself to the outside world. It’s never too late to text a friend back, schedule a coffee date or even insert yourself in a social setting. No one will be unhappy with your presence — just don’t go too big, too quickly. 

LIBRA: With all of your time being spent trying to get things done, have you ever considered how you should be getting things done, Libra? If you find yourself consecutively exhausted almost every day, this is an issue. Shortcuts don’t make you less of a person, and neither does asking for help. Resourcefulness is a virtue. 

SCORPIO: It is time to color outside the lines. Don’t lose your personal genius for the sake of rule following. Now more than ever, your perspective is required in all the things you touch. Don’t be afraid to dive straight into whatever project you have going on. 

SAGITTARIUS: If you feel like you haven’t been spending enough time with friends, you may want to listen to your gut. Me time is always much needed, but right now you need to be surrounded by those who are consistently supportive and well-intending. It’ll refresh you more than you think. 

CAPRICORN: You are really slaying your social goals right now, Capricorn! Juggling isn’t as easy as it looks, but it looks seamless coming from you. Don’t think through the process; it’ll throw you off the wagon, and you’ll be playing catch up all over again. 

AQUARIUS: Aquarius, is it time to delve into your actions, rather than going through the motions? It’s time for more intentional moments and purposeful living. Don’t achieve your goals without acknowledging how you got there in the first place, even small ones. 

PISCES: Is your aesthetic in need of cleaning up? While you may have a signature branding, it’s important that you think of how you’ve grown and how that translates into how you show yourself off. This is time for investing in yourself and your personal growth. 

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