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By ALEX LEWIS  ¦   Presidential candidate John Edwards lists his goals for the next several years of American history while speaking to a group of supporters in Jefferson City on Tuesday. After his speech, Edwards took time to answer questions and pose for pictures before making a short presentation for the television stations covering the event.

By ALEX LEWIS  ¦   Marilyn Parrish, a supporter of John Edwards, helps muster support by handing out stickers and signs at Edwards' campaign rally in Jefferson City on Tuesday. Parrish took vacation time from her job working for the Secretary of State so that she could attend the rally.

By ALEX LEWIS  ¦   After signing autographs and taking pictures with supporters following his speech at the Fraternal Order of the Eagles banquet hall in Jefferson City on Tuesday, Presidential Candidate John Edwards leaves for his next event.

By Katharine Johnson  ¦  

MU basketball players (from top left) Marshall Brown, Stefhon Hannah, Darryl Butterfield, (from bottom left) Jason Horton and Leo Lyons have been indefinitely suspended from the team for violating team rules.

By JUANA SUMMERS and SARAH ORSCHELN  ¦   The daughter of presidential candidate Hillary Clinton made a stop on the MU campus Monday to rally support for her mother.

By BETH CARPENTER  ¦   The temperature in Columbia rose from the teens on Friday morning to nearly 60 on Sunday. As the air warmed, Columbia's citizens came outside to enjoy the parks and get a few chores done.

By L.G. PATTERSON/The Associated Press  ¦   Guard Stefhon Hannah had been leading the team in scoring, assists and steals.

By Catalin Abagiu  ¦   Chelsea Clinton heads toward the stage set up for her meeting with MU students in Memorial Union building on Monday morning.

By Catalin Abagiu  ¦   A television camera records Chelsea Clinton's campaign visit at MU on Monday.

By Ben Dillon  ¦   Dancers and musicians from the Central Missouri Celtic Arts Association perform a traditional Scottish dance during the Burns Night celebration at Riechmann Indoor Pavilion on Sunday. The association meets on the second Friday of each month at the First Christian Church to dance and socialize.

By Ben Dillon  ¦   Art Smith, host of the Burns Night celebration, glances at an image of the poet Robert Burns after "The Toast to the Lassies," a humorous salute to the women at the event. Later in the evening, Art's wife Amanda presented "The Lassies Response" to the men.

By Ben Dillon  ¦   Laura Billingsley, left, and Dave Mosby, members of the Columbia band Wooden Voices, perform during Burns Night, a celebration of Scottish poet Robert Burns at the Riechmann Indoor Pavilion on Sunday. The celebration also included performances by the Mid-Missouri Bagpipers.

Stefhon Hannah

By BEN DILLON  ¦   Dancers and musicians from the Central Missouri Celtic Arts Association perform a traditional Scottish dance during the Burns Night celebration at Riechmann Indoor Pavilion on Sunday. The association meets on the second Friday of each month at the First Christian Church to dance and socialize.

By Ben DILLON  ¦   Art Smith, host of the Burns Night celebration, glances at an image of the poet Robert Burns after "The Toast to the Lassies," a humorous salute to the women at the event. Later in the evening, Art's wife, Amanda, presented "The Lassies Response" to the men. Dancers and musicians from the Central Missouri Celtic Arts Association performed traditional Scottish dances during the Burns Night celebration at Riechmann Indoor Pavilion on Sunday.

By JOSH BICKEL/Missourian  ¦   Alyssa Hollins, right, is second in the Big 12 in three-pointers made, but is a combined 2 for 10 in her last two games.

By CATALIN ABAGIU  ¦   Chelsea Clinton answers a question from Sophia Beausoleil, a 19-year-old MU sophomore in journalism and business, about Hillary Clinton's policy toward the war in Iraq at Memorial Union on Monday.

By CATALIN ABAGIU  ¦   A television camera records Chelsea Clinton's campaign visit to MU's Memorial Union on Monday.