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University of Mississippi eGrove University of Mississippi News 11-3-2014 29 Days of Thanks Christina Steube Follow this and additional works at: https://egrove.olemiss.edu/umnews Recommended Citation Steube, Christina, "29 Days of Thanks" (2014). University of Mississippi News. 68. https://egrove.olemiss.edu/umnews/68 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by eGrove. It has been accepted for inclusion in University of Mississippi News by an authorized administrator of eGrove. For more information, please contact egrove@olemiss.edu. Search this website … SearchRowan Oak is part of the University Museum andHistoric Homes.29 Days of ThanksDay 3: William Faulkner and Rowan OakNOVEMBER 3, 2014 BY CHRISTINA STEUBEWilliam Faulkner is a literary icon. He spent nearly his entire life living inOxford, attended Ole Miss and is known around the world.His home for over 40 years, known at Rowan Oak, is owned by theuniversity and managed as part of the University Museum and HistoricHomes. It stands on 29 acres of land and visitors can tour the house,which is a museum within itself, containing period furniture and some ofthe author’s belongings.Over the years, Faulkner has become synonymous with Ole Miss and Oxford. His literary works havebeen studied worldwide, and most of them were produced just down the street from our great university.Rowan Oak is open to visitors 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays and 1-4 p.m. Sunday for a$5 fee p.m. The grounds are open each day from dawn to dusk, free of charge.We are thankful for his works and to be connected to a major part of literary history.For more information about how to visit Rowan Oak, visit the University Museum’s website.FILED UNDER: OLE MISS NEWS BLOGRead the story …Read the story …Follow us on socialCampus BriefsStudents Learn ‘Real Politics’ inWashington, D.C., Winter SessionOXFORD, Miss. – Eleven University ofMississippi students spent their winterbreak learning about the people who workbehind the scenes of the Americangovernment in Washington, D.C. Lead byJonathan Klingler, assistant professor ofpolitical science, the students of Pol 391:Applied Politics met not with candidates,but with the people who make candidates’More Posts from this CategoryThank You To OurDonorsYoung Alumna Gives Back to Schoolof AccountancyOXFORD, Miss. – Stephanie JenningsTeague, of Chicago, sees her commitmentof $100,000 to the Patterson School ofAccountancy‘s new building at theUniversity of Mississippi as a means ofsaying “thank you.” “It is a way to show asmall token of my appreciation to OleMiss, the faculty and staff, and theaccountingMore Posts from this CategoryOle Miss In the NewsReuters: Keep an Eye on the MoneySupplyU.S. inflation roller coaster prompts freshlook at long-ignored money supply ByMichael S. Derby NEW YORK – Theamount of money sloshing around the U.S.economy shrank last year for the first timeon record, a development that someeconomists believe bolsters the case forU.S. inflation pressures continuing toabate. The Federal Reserve’sNews Releases UM COVID-19 Video Gallery University Communications Ole Miss Homepage Ole Miss News BlogFacebookTwitterLin edInEmailCopyLinSMSPrintFriendlySharFacebookTwitterInstagramLinkedInYouTubeChannelRead the story …More Posts from this CategoryRetu rn  to  to p  o f  p a ge Copyright © 2023 · Th e Un iversity  o f  M ississ ip p i

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