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February 17, 2008
Rocheport couple collect, create artworks [Photo]
George, the resident blacksmith, says his favorite part of running the store is being with his wife, Christina.
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Works of art are held in storage bins at the Missouri State Historical Society, which is housed in Ellis Library at MU.
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Works of art are held in storage bins at the Missouri State Historical Society, which is housed in Ellis Library at MU.
Group hopes to unshelve history [Photo]
Works of art are held in storage bins at the Missouri State Historical Society, which is housed in Ellis Library at MU.
Undefeated seasons rare feat at high school state wrestling meet [Photo]
Brookfield senior Tyler Holloway, left, finished 36-0 at 130 pounds this season to become the 15th Missouri wrestler to win four state titles.
MU women's basketball team off target [Photo]
Alyssa Hollins, right, and MU made only 21.6 percent of their shots against Kansas State.
Record keepers stay busy at Missouri Grand Prix [Photo]
The women’s 100-meter backstroke preliminary event starts at the MU Aquatics Center on Sunday. The finals for this event, along with seven other events, will take place this morning. Several world record holders, including Michael Phelps and Ian Crocker, will compete today.
February 16, 2008
A furry formal [Video]
Columbia Second Chance hosted its first annual event, "A Formal Affair," on Feb. 16 and 17. The event showcased 10 black dogs and 10 black and white cats that were up for adoption.
Record-setting race at Grand Prix [Video]
Kirsty Coventry, who broke the world record for the women’s 200 meter backstroke Saturday, talks about her feelings about finals races occurring in the morning instead of the evening—what she is accustomed to.
Swimmers post fast times during the first day of the Missouri Grand Prix [Photo]
Swimmers arch backward for the start of the women's 200 meter backstroke preliminaries at the Missouri Grand Prix on Friday. The event will continue through Monday at the Missouri Aquatics Center on the MU campus.
City computers find new homes [Photo]
Jeremy Jacobi, left, a volunteer for the Homes for Computers program explains how to use Windows to Breana Johnson, 9, on Saturday.
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Rows of computers are lined up at the Downtown Optimist Club on Grand Ave on Saturday. Surplus computers are being given to winning Columbia residentsin the Homes for Computers program.
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Oliver, a 5-month-old black Labrador Retriever, sits on Kyle Crossman's lap during the event at Columbia Second Chance. Kyle and his wife, Julie, adopted Oliver to be a companion for Bear, their 3-year-old black Labrador/German Shepard mix.
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11-month-old Holly, a Golden Retriever/Labrador Retriever mix, looks out from her fenced-in area while another interested customer chats with Julie and Kyle Crossman. Volunteers described her as a "loveable, goofy dog."
Veteran continues strong run at Grand Prix [Photo]
Mary Descenza receives her Women's 200 LC meter butterfly gold medal in the Missouri Grand Prix on Saturday at the University of Missouri Recreation Center. She also placed third in the 200-meter backstroke event.
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Mary Descenza began this weekend leading the Toyota Grand Prix series. This weekend's event is the third of eight meets that make up the series.
Beasley dominates Tigers in 100-63 blowout [Photo]
Missouri forward DeMarre Carroll covers Kansas State forward Michael Beasley during the first half of their college basketball game in Manhattan, Kan., on Saturday. Beasley ended the game with 40 points and 17 rebounds.
Furry formal [Photo]
Oliver, a 5-month-old black Labrador Retriever, sits on Kyle Crossman's lap during the event at Columbia Second Chance. Kyle and his wife, Julie, adopted Oliver to be a companion for Bear, their 3-year-old black Labrador/German Shepard mix.
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11-month-old Holly, a Golden Retriever/Labrador Retriever mix, looks out from her fenced-in area while another interested customer chats with Julie and Kyle Crossman. Volunteers described her as a "lovable, goofy dog."
February 15, 2008
Sue Johanson [Video]
Sex expert Sue Johanson hosted a talk show at MU on Thursday night. The event attracted a large number of students and fans of the 77-year-old Canadian television host.
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