Dickens' spirited tale of a miser's redemption at Christmas gets a marvelous musical remaking in a new production. Ebenezer Scrooge, Jacob Marley and Tiny Tim take center stage in this heartfelt production, with breathtaking music that neatly underscores the moments of drama as Ebenezer tours his own past, present and future.
Tickets are available at the UM Box Office in the Student Union or the Ford Center Box Office by calling 662—915—7411 or online at http://www.olemiss.edu/fordcenter/.

Celebrate Christmas with former "American Idol" stars as they present a two—act concert of Christmas carols and holiday favorites including solos, duets and group numbers.
Bring two non—perishable food items to the box office when you purchase your ticket and receive a pass to a post—performance reception with the artists. Tickets are available at the UM Box Office in the Student Union or the Ford Center Box Office by calling 662—915—7411 or online at http://olemiss.edu/fordcenter/.

Quentin Whitwell reads from and signs "If By Whiskey," a new novel set on the Ole Miss campus.

A panel will mark Willie Morris' 75th birthday by discussing how this Mississippi native turned "Harper's" into the hottest magazine in the country and changed the industry.

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