PHOTO GALLERY: The week in photos

The new glass window panel is prepared to be installed by Adam Shelton and Patron Rhoades of Columbia Glass and Mirror at the parking structure on Fifth and Walnut streets. The blue pane was brought in to replace one of the two broken windows of the Sky Algorithm artwork in the stairwell of the structure.
  |  Katie Alaimo

A child waits on the back of a chariot pulled by a dog Saturday before a show put on by Ann Gafke's Teacher's Pet Dog Training participants during the Bark of Boone County at Stephens Lake Park. Bark of Boone County is an event for dogs and their owners to raise awareness and funds for the fight against cancer.

  |  Sam Gause

Columbia resident Jesse Buxton unrolls a line of tubing to line the top of an outfield fence at a softball field at the Rainbow Softball Center on Saturday as a part of The Mission Continues service event.   |  Nick Agro

Participants in the Silence the Violence event gather outside Douglass High School on Saturday. The event was originally planned to move inside the high school after the march from the Boone County Courthouse, but remained outside because everyone wouldn't be able to fit inside. A framed obituary for Tevin Nelson is raised in the air. At age 21, Nelson was shot in the head and died Oct. 31, 2011.

  |  Alyssa Goodman

Nomachot Adiang, left, and Savannah Nokes listen to SNASA, a men's octet group from Park Hill High School, on Friday. Nokes scored a one in the quartet vocal ensemble and Adiang scored a one in the Trio vocal ensemble competition during the Missouri State Music festival hosted by the Missouri State High School Activities Association.   |  Andrew Mitchell

Maplewood Barn Community Theatre choreographer Sharree Rose and actor Joe Bogue explore the new Maplewood Barn on Saturday.   |  Sam Gause

International students observe a rack of weights at the Missouri Athletic Training Complex on Saturday. Students were taught the rules of football and then given a tour of the team's training center and Memorial Stadium.   |  Nick Agro

New members of Omicron Delta Kappa, one of MU's six secret societies, wait to be revealed on stage at the 85th annual Tap Day Ceremony on Friday.   |  Parker Miles Blohm