Cleanup Work Begins on MSU Dorms

January 9, 2014

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ASSISTING STUDENTS – Mississippi State University officials provided assistance to students returning to Ruby Hall on Thursday after some rooms in the residence hall received water damage from frozen pipes during the recent arctic blast that produced single-digit temperatures on the Starkville campus. Show preparing to greet students at the university’s claims assistance desk in Ruby Hall were, left-to-right: MSU Dean of Students Thomas Bourgeois; MSU Coordinator of Football Recruiting Rockey Felker; MSU Vice President for Student Affairs Bill Kibler, and MSU Director of Housing and Residence Life Ann Bailey. (PHOTO BY MEGAN BEAN, MSU PUBLIC AFFAIRS)

ASSISTING STUDMississippi State University officials provided assistance to students returning to Ruby Hall on Thursday after some rooms in the residence hall received water damage from frozen pipes during the recent arctic blast that produced single-digit temperatures on the Starkville campus. Show preparing to greet students at the university’s claims assistance desk in Ruby Hall were, left-to-right: MSU Dean of Students Thomas Bourgeois; MSU Coordinator of Football Recruiting Rockey Felker; MSU Vice President for Student Affairs Bill Kibler, and MSU Director of Housing and Residence Life Ann Bailey. (PHOTO BY MEGAN BEAN, MSU PUBLIC AFFAIRS)

PREPARING FOR RETURN – Mississippi State University staff members and professional environmental response workers made significant progress in restoring Oak and Magnolia residence halls after both facilities had water damage from frozen pipes during the recent arctic blast. (PHOTO BY MEGAN BEAN, MSU PUBLIC AFFAIRS)

PREPARING FOR RE Mississippi State University staff members and professional environmental response workers made significant progress in restoring Oak and Magnolia residence halls after both facilities had water damage from frozen pipes during the recent arctic blast.
(PHOTO BY MEGAN BEAN, MSU PUBLIC AFFAIRS)

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