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This flier was circulated when comedian Blix Ruskay visited the Hillel House. The organization has hosted many well-known musicians, entertainers and political figures since its inception.

By SAIT SERKAN GURBUZ  ¦   AJ Miller of Rock Bridge High School performs a pole vault in the 9th Annual Missouri Relays in Audrey J. Walton Stadium on March 28.

By SAIT SERKAN GURBUZ  ¦   Hammers lay on the ground next to the feet of a competitor on March 28 at the 9th Annual Missouri Relays Men's Elite Hammer Throw.

By SAIT SERKAN GURBUZ  ¦   Kristin Klaus of Sullivan High School performs a long-jump in the 9th Annual Missouri Relays in Audrey J. Walton Stadium on March 28.

By SAIT SERKAN GURBUZ  ¦   Emma Booth of Helias High School performs a long-jump in the 9th Annual Missouri Relays in Audrey J. Walton Stadium on March 28.

By Missourian File Photo  ¦   Linas Kleiza declared for the NBA draft after his sophomore year at Missouri, and was taken 27th overall, eventually ending up with the Nuggets.

By LAURA PARKINSON  ¦   The Stride gum promotional team spread the word about their “ridiculously long-lasting gum” with a T-shirt swap at Lowry Mall at MU. Students traded in their old T-shirts for either new Stride T-shirts or “vintage” shirts from across the country. For the past five weeks, the Stride gum team has been touring the country to collect T-shirts from various colleges to swap with students at other college campuses, thus answering students’ long-lasting question about what to do with all the free T-shirts that are given to college students.

MIKE BECKER

PHYLLIS FUGIT

MIKE McMILLEN

JOHN SAM WILLIAMSON

DAVID GRIGGS

By BEN DILLON/Missourian  ¦   Wendy Liu, an MU senior in Personal Financial Planning and a member of the Taiwanese Student Association, plays a matching game Wednesday during the Taiwanese Night Market on Lowry Mall.

By BEN DILLON/Missourian  ¦   Members of the Taiwanese Student Association clean up after the Taiwan Night Market on Wednesday afternoon. The market offered free Taiwanese food and activities such as Chinese calligraphy.

By BEN DILLON/Missourian  ¦   Mu senior Wendy Liu uses Chinese calligraphy to create a nameplate for an attendee of the Taiwanese Night Market on Wednesday.

By HEATHER MCGUIRE/Missourian  ¦   Former mafia boss Michael Franzese speaks to a crowd in Conservation Auditorium at MU on Wednesday. Franzese is the founder of the Breaking Out Foundation, dedicated to protecting at-risk youth from gambling addictions.

By MICHAEL STONACEK/Missourian  ¦   Missouri's Ryan Lollis slides safely back to first base on a pickoff attempt.

By Ferdous Al-Faruque  ¦   Ronald Smith Jr., the new imam at the Islamic Center of Central Missouri, speaks about Islamic values and American culture. To read about Smith click here.

By HEATHER MCGUIRE/Missourian  ¦   Gale "Hap" Hairston talks with Jim Ritter, left, and David Keller, right, about the proposed tax levy at Hairston's campaign kickoff on March 17.