Author Archives: Cody Thomason
Assistant sports editor Collin Brister (@CollinBrister), football writer Cody Thomason (@thecodythomason), and NewsWatch 99 station manager Browning Stubbs (@BrowningStubbs) 1. What do you expect from Laremy Tunsil in his first game back from suspension? Can he make a difference on the offensive line? Collin- His return sure won’t hurt. I don’t think Laremy Tunsil...
WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOU’RE EXPECTING… Your baby to propose. According to CBS News, in Forrest County this week Michael Miles from Mississippi proposed to his girlfriend in a very unusual way. Miles said that he always knew he wanted to involve his soon-to-arrive daughter in his proposal to his girlfriend Triston Lowery, he just needed help coming up with a plan. Lowery...
Mason Jars are the supermen of the container kingdom. These glass wonders are here to save you from the cascades of crumbs onto your red and blue tablecloth. Each jar contains the perfect single serving of a delicious dessert. Portable and practical, Mason Jar desserts will make catering your Grove tent as easy as pie—Mason Jar pie that is. With three recipes that can...
Carter Kerels Q: What can you say about the job head coach Kevin Sumlin has done in his fourth year as head coach of the Aggies and how has he changed the program? A: Kevin Sumlin has been a great coach but has failed to win big games, especially at home. He wins in every other aspect. Every year, the Aggies grab top notch recruits and they have arguably the best stadium...
Dear Editor, This rhetoric of the Confederate flag being misinterpreted is baffling. Quite literally the very first result on Google, the Wikipedia page for the Confederate flag, clearly states the flag creator’s (William T. Thompson) purpose in doing so, as quoted by him, was this: “As a people we are fighting to maintain the Heaven-ordained supremacy of the...
First, let me say that I am proud of our student government for leading the charge towards a more accepting Mississippi. A state flag is meant to symbolize its citizens, and if a significant number of Mississippians feel that our state flag does not represent them, that flag should be changed. I believe that the ASB Senate’s resolution to request removal of the flag...
Last night, the Associated Student Body Senate overwhelmingly passed a resolution that spoke to lofty ideals of justice and inclusivity. I happily watched as the 33 placards for progress were raised high into the air. It was a moment for rejoicing and for commending those senators who took a small step in the march for justice. Yet, because of the short-sightedness of...
