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'Excessive force' often a matter of perception
Determining what really happened between an arresting officer and a citizen when force is used is often difficult, especially when the officer is white and the citizen is a minority.
MU researcher advancing potential HIV prevention drug
Stefan Sarafianos, an MU assistant professor, teams with other researchers to develop a compound that has the potential to stop the spread of HIV.
Communist Party vice chairman speaks at MU
Jarvis Tyner, who has been a member of the Communist Party USA for more than 50 years, spoke about the party's chance to become more mainstream in the near future.
Columbia College soccer team pleased to reach AMC finals
The Cougars soccer team plays Park University in the American Midwest Conference finals against on Friday night at R. Marvin Owens Stadium in Columbia.
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