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  • Senior Editor, Environment and Sustainability Books, Routledge
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As seen in: Routledge, BBC Good Food, The Daily Mississippian
Senior Commissioning Editor at Routledge. Climate change, energy, sustainable business, environmental policy and governance. All views my own.
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Memoir turned screenplay presented by Oxford Film Festival

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By Annabelle Harris Verified
| The Daily Mississippian Verified
“Our Josephine” follows two young girls on a trip to their Grandmother’s home where they meet an African American girl named Josephine Harris. Photo by Annabelle Harris. The Oxford Film Festival and Theatre Oxford presented a reading of “Our Josephine” at the Oxford Lafayette County Library. Screenplay director Rebecca Jernigan adapted the screenplay from Kat and Margaret King’s memoir of the same name. The twins read as themselves during the event.
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Student establishes $250 textbook scholarship

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By Annabelle Harris Verified
| The Daily Mississippian Verified
Joshua Mannery, the Associated Student Body (ASB) Director of Campus Outreach, introduced a new scholarship opportunity for students to help them pay for textbooks this semester. Four recipients — Claudia Chambliss, Eliza Peters, Alexis Bass and Juanisha Finnie Kennedy — received $250 each to either pay for or reimburse them for the money they had spent on textbooks and supplies this semester.
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Ghostlight finishes their season with performance of “Crimes of the Heart”

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By Annabelle Harris Verified
| The Daily Mississippian Verified
Crimes of the Heart was the last show of the season for the Ghostlight Repertory Theatre. Photo by Kate Kimberlin. Ghostlight Repertory Theatre opened the last show of their 2019-2020 performance season with “Crimes of the Heart” by Beth Henly on Friday. “Crimes of the Heart” is a tragicomedy about the three Magrath sisters: Meg, Babe and Lenny.
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