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Academic Programs > Core Curriculum > Frank and Rachel Anne Laney Award > 2006-2007 Finalists

2006-2007 Finalists

2006-2007 Top Essays
(files are in PDF format)

Laney Award Winner

"The Fixer-Upper"
Chris Spear

Laney Award Finalists

"Millsaps: A Place That Has Changed Me But Has Not Changed"
Ashley Davis

"Mississippi Mud"
Emma Doineau

"The Journey"
John Douglas

"From Jackson to Jackson: The Memories of Hometown Boy"
Samuel Griffin

"A Game Played to Win"
Renee Hebert

"Questions"
Jessica Hoffpauir

"Moving On"
Caroline Morrison

"My 4.0 Failure"
Ashley Wilbourn

"Re-invention and the Bookstore: My Morbid Fascination with Language and Literature"
John Yargo