History hangs on
Hooray for the Mississippi Board of Education in rejecting a recommendation that it eliminate the U.S. History exam from the state tests students are required to take.
The case for shelving the exam was dubious from the start.
Dowdy’s days may be numbered
John Dowdy’s troubles with the state auditor probably won’t strengthen his chances of keeping his job as director of the Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics.
Dowdy’s days may be numbered
John Dowdy’s troubles with the state auditor probably won’t strengthen his chances of keeping his job as director of the Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics.
Marriage: more stable, less
common
Marriage is dead? Not in America” read the optimistic headline of a recent op-ed column by two individuals who keep tabs on this vitally important social institution.
Too much secrecy is MDOC problem
Incoming Gov. Tate Reeves has apparently decided to change the direction of several state agencies, including the Mississippi Department of Corrections.
Among the handful of agency heads to announce their departure in recent days is Corrections Commissioner Pelicia Hall.
Too much secrecy is MDOC problem
Incoming Gov. Tate Reeves has apparently decided to change the direction of several state agencies, including the Mississippi Department of Corrections.
Among the handful of agency heads to announce their departure in recent days is Corrections Commissioner Pelicia Hall.
Heisman winner has big impact
It’s easy to be cynical and critical of the money machine that professional and college sports has become. And it’s just as easy to cast a skeptical eye upon the players, coaches and the rest of the cast in our culture’s beloved sports drama.
No need to revive
preclearance
A congressional effort to again make certain states, including Mississippi, preclear any election-related changes with the federal government before they are implemented is probably going nowhere.
No need to revive
preclearance
A congressional effort to again make certain states, including Mississippi, preclear any election-related changes with the federal government before they are implemented is probably going nowhere.
The man who may have saved your life
A great American died recently, one whom most of us have never heard of but whose work may have saved our lives or the lives of those near to us.
