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Steven's Scribbles: December 2005

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Friday, December 30, 2005. Now that I have pretty much readjusted to Central Standard Time and recovered from the jet leg after our 16-hour plane flight, I figured I should post a few things about my trip to China. I also had the opportunity to be a guest on the campus radio station one night and was able to read the Christmas story from the Bible and share our Christmas beliefs and traditions. It was pretty cool compared to the radio work I do here at Ole Miss. Posted by Steven G. at 4:08 PM. I am a Chr...

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Steven's Scribbles: September 2005

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Friday, September 23, 2005. Ole Miss athletic teams have been without Colonel Reb for two years now. But it appears that some semblance of a symbol for the Rebels will make its debut at Saturday's Ole Miss-Wyoming football game. The Ole Miss Chopper. Oh well. They say the bike will be raffled off at the end of the year to raise money for Katrina relief, scholarships and for the student-athlete tutoring center. Posted by Steven G. at 3:38 PM. Wednesday, September 14, 2005. Paul about gets whacked in the f...

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Steven's Scribbles: October 2005

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Monday, October 03, 2005. Well, I didn't ace it, didn't bomb it, but probably did well enough to be competitive at most area schools. I guess we'll find out for sure here in three weeks. Anyways, that means I've got some more free time now.so.tennis anyone? Posted by Steven G. at 10:36 PM. An inside look at what's going on in Oxford and life at Ole Miss. View my complete profile. NE Miss. Daily Journal. Defending the gospel on LAs airwaves. Late night road trip to the Grand Canyon. Wrapping up D.C.

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Steven's Scribbles: June 2005

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Tuesday, June 21, 2005. How about a little summer update? For teh last month I have been serving at Kanakuk Kamps in Branson, Mo., a high-intensity Christian sports camp organization, doing PR work - mainly sports and feature photography. It has been exhausting, to say the least. Every morning begins around 7:45 am and I work hard and play hard until my head hits the pillow in my un-air conditioned cabin called Pebble Beach around midnight. I would love to hear from you. Posted by Steven G. at 5:11 PM.

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Steven's Scribbles: August 2005

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Tuesday, August 30, 2005. Hurricane Katrina.storm of the century? Easily the most costly hurricane in U.S. history and possibly the deadliest, Katrina, has come and gone and left its damage. The effects were so widespread that my power here at Campus Creek was knocked out for nearly 24 hours and even power in Memphis was out in many spots most of the day today. Posted by Steven G. at 10:38 PM. Monday, August 15, 2005. Doing some renovations anyway. Posted by Steven G. at 12:19 PM. I am a Christian and wa...

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Steven's Scribbles: January 2006

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Monday, January 09, 2006. How about spending a few days of winter break in Hicktown, USA, a.k.a. Branson, Mo? Posted by Steven G. at 8:10 PM. An inside look at what's going on in Oxford and life at Ole Miss. I am a Christian and want to glorify God in all I do. I graduated from Ole Miss with a degree in journalism and political science and finished law school there in May 20009. Working at Daniel Coker in Jackson now. View my complete profile. NE Miss. Daily Journal. Defending the gospel on LAs airwaves.

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Steven's Scribbles: May 2005

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Tuesday, May 17, 2005. O'Charleys coming to Oxford.who's next? On the heels of Applebee's re-opening on West Jackson Avenue, O'Charleys recently disclosed plans to build a restaurant of its own in front of Home Depot across from Chili's. Great news, for sure. My only question is can a town with about 25,000 residents from the middle of August through the middle of May (about 12,000 the rest of the year, including Christmas break) support so many big chain restaurants? Posted by Steven G. at 8:42 PM.

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Steven's Scribbles: July 2005

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Wednesday, July 27, 2005. Summer Update: Part 2 (As in, K-2! So, how fun has K-2 been? Will help you understand: (These are just a sample from the roughly 12,000 pictures I have taken since I arrived here in the Ozarks back in May.). The fans don't work it can be pretty miserable and impossible to sleep. Some of the guys in my cabin went down to the dock and slept in the boats. I know that I'll have an overloaded schedule when I get back to Oxford, so I need to enjoy the Ozarks while I can. See you s...

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Steven's Scribbles: April 2005

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Thursday, April 28, 2005. Strong rally fuels intramural championship. Today I finished playing in my first real tennis tournament, with a 6-8, 6-2, 6-3 victory in the final championship match over my nemesis, the other Steven (with a different last name) in a marathon match that lasted three hours, five minutes. I don't think I've ever played in windier conditions in my life than what we had today. Talk about constant adjusting. At least compared to everybody else's. Posted by Steven G. at 11:23 PM.

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Steven's Scribbles: November 2005

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Sunday, November 27, 2005. Ole Miss overtakes M-State as worst team in SEC. On Saturday by three touchdowns. It could have been even worse. So after a second straight losing season for the Rebels, where does the program go from here? Rumor has it that QB Ethan Flatt will not return for his final season of eligibility after receiving his degree in May. And junior Patrick Willis could bolt for the NFL in April. Who would blame him? Hey, Pete, at least baseball season is less than three months away. Rattles...