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"Cowbell from President Keenum's collection: historic 'I'm From Bulldog Country.' The cowbell is a longstanding symbol of Mississippi State pride. Today, cowbells can be found at Davis Wade Stadium on football game days every fall - where fans always 'Ring Responsibly' - as well as in offices and homes of faithful Bulldogs around the world. Tradition holds that a person’s first cowbell should always be a gift. The cowbell pictured here was presented to MSU President Mark E. Keenum in 1973, when he was 12 years old, by his father, Mr. Charles Everett Keenum."
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"Cowbell from President Keenum's collection: historic 'I'm From Bulldog Country.' The cowbell is a longstanding symbol of Mississippi State pride. Today, cowbells can be found at Davis Wade Stadium on football game days every fall - where fans always 'Ring Responsibly' - as well as in offices and homes of faithful Bulldogs around the world. Tradition holds that a person’s first cowbell should always be a gift. The cowbell pictured here was presented to MSU President Mark E. Keenum in 1973, when he was 12 years old, by his father, Mr. Charles Everett Keenum."
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- Description: "Cowbell from President Keenum's collection: historic 'I'm From Bulldog Country.' The cowbell is a longstanding symbol of Mississippi State pride. Today, cowbells can be found at Davis Wade Stadium on football game days every fall - where fans always 'Ring Responsibly' - as well as in offices and homes of faithful Bulldogs around the world. Tradition holds that a person’s first cowbell should always be a gift. The cowbell pictured here was presented to MSU President Mark E. Keenum in 1973, when he was 12 years old, by his father, Mr. Charles Everett Keenum."
- Creator(s): Houston, Russ
- Date: 2016-11-17
- City/State: Starkville, Mississippi
- County: Oktibbeha County
- Call Number: Series 0296
- Rights: Mississippi State University, 2016
- Filename: Cowbell_Keenums_BulldogCountry_20161117_4RH7112.jpg