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OXFORD MARKET PLACE, located near Wal-Mart on Jackson Avenue, is home to a large seleaion of new stores. Ultra Tan, New Hunan and GameStop are just some of the new additions that give students more shopping and eating options. THE SAN FRANCISCO BREAD CO. is becoming a regular hang out for students. As the newest restaurant in Oxford, it also boasts an upbeat coffee house. Also located in the same shopping center is Movie Gallery and Pretties Boutique, ng inflection, all of the smiling nd the counter yell, Welcome to Moe ' s Southwest GriU, a Mexican tortilla restaurant on Jackson Avenue, is a new business in Oxford welcoming customers. The University of Mississippi ' s college town of Oxford is doing its own welcoming as well. New establishments are appearing all over the city. Students have flocked to many of these places, contributing to their success as new businesses. For many students, Moe ' s is a popular choice for lunch. The lunch rush is also usual at Newk ' s. This restaurant on University Avenue is loved for its original sandwiches, pasta salad and pizza. Lindsay Caldwell, a sophomore, said she goes to Newk ' s everyday for lunch, and everyday she sees someone she knows. Caldwell works at another one of Oxford ' s new businesses. In fall 2004, Pretties Boutique opened in die recendy established Jackson Place shopping strip. Not only has Caldwell found new places in Oxford to eat and shop, she also recommends The Levee, the newest bar, for socializing. The Levee is the best place to meet new people, Caldwell said. Jonathan Stinson, a freshman, agrees with her. The political science major enjoys the party atmosphere and the bands at the bar. Mimi Acuff a Memphis native, is UiiiUed about Oxfor d ' s new hang-out also. Ever since The Levee came, it ' s the most popular bar for people to go to, Acuff said. She said the large crowd is due to the space, the music and the fact that customers do not have to be 21 to enter Acuff especially likes the outside porch area that gives The Levee a unique appeal. Another new place that has boomed with business since its arrival on Oxford ' s Jackson Avenue is Movie Gallery. Former Ole IVIiss student Brandon King, a store manager, said the company is grateful but suiprised by the large number of customers. We offer a wide selection of movies for a lower price, King said. Plus, being across the street from campus helps out a lot. Movie Gallery plans to open another location on University Avenue during the 2005 spring u mmcs m semester. In the same shopping center as Movie Gallery, the recendy opened San Francisco Bread Co. is becoming cjuite a popular site for students. With a menu list of freshly baked goods, soups, sandwiches and salads, anyone kind find something to enjoy. The cafe is also a coffee house offering wireless Internet for customers. Jackson Avenue is also the site of a second new shopping center, O.xford Market Place. The hot spot of this stiip is L ' ltra Tan which opened January 2005. Mindy Stewart, a senior employed at Ultra Tan, believes that a tanning spa is a good business to have in a college town. Stewart, from Florida, said she has found her own beach in Oxford. Co-worker Erin Cagle compares the services to a luxun,- can It ' s like the Cadillac of tanning beds, Cagle said. Whether looking for a relaxing half hour under heat, something good to eat or weekend entertainme nt, this college town is providing more and more options for Ole Miss students and Oxford residents. NEWK ' S EXPRESS CAF£ added a new twist to the menus of Oxford. The cafe, which opened in spring 2004, offers a variety of gourmet sandwiches and pizzas -all in a unique atmosphere. MOE ' S SOUTHWEST GRILL, which opened its doors in September of 2003, is a student-friendly restaurant that offers a wide variety of Tex-Mex food for a reasonable price. Student Life j 59
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ADDITIONS As MORE AND MORE STUDENTS JOIN THE OlE MiSS FAMILY, THE SMALL TOWN OF Oxford continues to grov v into a thriving college town writlni hv ELAN WALKER 58 I Tin; OLE Miss 2005
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