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By BETH STANIFER  ¦   Junsheng Liu, employee at Peking Restaurant, washes raw chicken in water. According to the food code, handlers are not required to wear gloves unless handling ready-to-eat food.

By MICHAEL STONACEK/Missourian  ¦   Columbia College's Mikel Fields, right, is one of three local Columbia players on the team.

By SAIT SERKAN GURBUZ/Missourian  ¦   Former MU lineman Lorenzo Williams performs a vertical jump drill in front of several NFL scouts Thursday at Daniel J. Devine Pavilion.

By ALEX LEWIS  ¦   "The Fiddler" by Amy Schomaker, a Papier Mache, is in the 15th Annual Women in the Arts Gallery Show at the Craft Studio in Brady Commons.

By ALEX LEWIS  ¦   The 15th Annual Women in the Arts Gallery Show is open until March 28 and is on display in the Craft Studio at Brady Commons.

By Missourian Staff  ¦   Before the Chancellor’s Concert at Jesse Auditorium on Monday, Michael O’Brien, dean of the MU College of Arts and Science, gave audience members an idea of what a new School of Music and Performing Arts Center might look like. The presentation featured a fly-through video, giving the public a first look at the proposed building.

By JOSHUA A. BICKEL  ¦   Columbia College senior Logan Park, left, and freshman Maggie Green, center, rehearse a scene from Jean Paul Sartre's "No Exit" while senior Jen Enright waits in the background during a dress rehearal Tuesday night. The play opens Thursday night, Mar. 6, and runs through Saturday in Launer Auditorium at Columbia College.

By JOSHUA A. BICKEL  ¦   Columbia College senior Jen Enright tries to stab Columbia College freshman Maggie Green with a letter opener during a dress rehearsal of Jean Paul Sartre's "No Exit" on Tuesday night at Columbia College.

By JOSHUA A. BICKEL/  ¦   First-year Missouri assistant coach Amy Smith works with a Missouri gymnast on the balance beam during practice Tuesday in the Hearnes Center. Smith is a former national champion and All-American gymnast from UCLA.

By JOSHUA A. BICKEL  ¦   An interior view of the library inside the Crestmead Mansion after a fire destroyed much of the house Monday afternoon. Icicles, seen at the top, hung from the ceiling after firefighters doused the fire with water, which then froze because of cold temperatures.

By JOSHUA A. BICKEL  ¦   Remnents of a piano sit on the front porch of the Crestmead Mansion on Monday afternoon. "I played sometimes whenever people asked me to," said Ann Betteridge, who has lived in the house for 28 years with her husband, Bob. "But most of the people who liked the music I knew were people my age."

By JOSHUA A. BICKEL  ¦   Remnents of a piano sit on the front porch of the Crestmead house after a fire destroyed much of the house Monday afternoon. "I played sometimes whenever people asked me to," said Ann Betteridge, who has lived in the house for 28 years with her husband, Bob. "But most of the people who liked the music I knew were people my age."

By VINTI SINGH  ¦   The piano at Crestmead Mansion prior to the fire.

By JOSHUA A. BICKEL  ¦   The remains of the Crestmead Mansion still stand south of Pilot Grove after a fire destroyed much of the house Monday afternoon. The house was built in 1859 and was on the National Register of Historic Places. The fire burned for 13 hours from Monday afternoon into Tuesday morning, but neither of the house's residents was injured.

By VINTI SINGH  ¦   Ann Betteridge in front of her home prior to the fire.

By MICHAEL STONACEK/Missourian  ¦   Columbia College's Joe Flanner, left, and Trae Hall, right, watch teammate Christian Lewis, center, grabs a rebound during Wednesday night's game against Illinois-Springfield.

By REBECCA H. ROMANO/Missourian  ¦   Freshman Shana White looks to run to third base during the MU women's softball game against Boston University on Saturday at Dan Devine Pavilion.

The letter from MU Chancellor Brady Deaton approving the proposal from the Sexual Health and Safety Task Force in December.

By Courtesy of Howard Meehan  ¦   A sketch of the approved 19-foot glass sculpture.

By JOSHUA A. BICKEL/Missourian  ¦   Missouri forward DeMarre Carroll fights for an offensive rebound against Iowa State's Bryan Peterson, left, and Craig Brackins, center, during the second half of the Tigers' 81-75 victory against the Cyclones on Wednesday nigh at Mizzou Arena. Carroll led all scorers with 26 points and had eight rebounds.