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Ole Miss Students Remember Hurricane Katrina
![Chan is holding a picture of him and the “bruhs”, a group of lifetime friends he met in the short days after Hurricane Katrina devastated the communities of Moss Point, Miss. A time that brought the community a sense of, togetherness. Picture to the left: 2012 Moss Point High School Senior Class Night. Picture to the right: 2013 Fourth of July celebration in the neighborhood. Photo taken at Ole Miss, Monday Oct. 20, 2014, by Ashley Norwood](http://hottytoddy.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/ashley-norwood-katrina.jpeg)
Chan is holding a picture of him and the “bruhs”, a group of lifetime friends he met in the short days after Hurricane Katrina devastated the communities of Moss Point, Miss. A time that brought the community a sense of, togetherness. Picture to the left: 2012 Moss Point High School Senior Class Night. Picture to the right: 2013 Fourth of July celebration in the neighborhood. Photo taken at Ole Miss, Monday Oct. 20, 2014, by Ashley Norwood
A graduate student in the Meek School for multimedia journalism at University of Mississippi, Ashley Norwood interviewed seven Ole Miss students what they remembered of Hurricane Katrina a decade after.
Norwood asked them: “What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you hear Hurricane Katrina?”
All natives of the Mississippi Gulf Coast, some students brought up vivid memories. One remembered riding in an 18-wheeler with his uncle and a friend post-Katrina. Another remembered a stray cat bringing its four kittens to her house for shelter during the hurricane. And another remembered swimming out of the back window with his family through the flooded neighborhood to Highway 613.
Read and listen to their stories here.
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Harley Labona
August 25, 2015 at 8:40 am
I need 3 people to interview in oxford ms. that was affected by hurricane Katrina. who lived there or close to where it happen. please soon as possible. Its for my journalism class in high school.
Harley Labona
August 25, 2015 at 8:41 am
Please email me soon as possible***
Cailyn
August 26, 2015 at 9:02 am
I need contact information from anyone who was directly affected by Hurricane Katrina and relocated to Oxford because of it. You can e-mail me at brockcailyn@yahoo.com. Please contact me as soon as possible. Thank you!