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University of Mississippi Redesigns Civil Rights Memorial

by Associated Press , October 14, 2005

      ``Five years from now, this controversy will be forgotten,'' said Jeff Alford, associate vice chancellor for university relations. ``It (the new design) is significantly different. ... People will be pleased.''

      While he's not seen the latest version, James Payne, a professor of African-American Studies at Ole Miss, said he's encouraged there's a definite plan for its construction and completion.

      ``I'd assume they are committed to completing it and will have it done by (spring) graduation,'' he said.

—Associated Press 



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