Multimedia
November 16, 2007
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Child art [Video]
Watch children of all ages work on art projects and tell why they love it so much.
November 15, 2007
A lot must go right<br>for Daniel to earn Heisman [Photo]
Missouri junior Chase Daniel has led the Tigers to four straight victories since a loss at No. 3 Oklahoma.
Hard-hitting cousins stay close [Photo]
Nick Bigogno, right, a junior midfielder for the Columbia College men’s soccer team, plays physically. So does his second cousin, Bart Coslet, a freshman defensive lineman on the MU football team.
Off the Map: Four Columbians take adventure vacations [Photo]
Judy Knudson relaxes with a hard-earned glass of wine during a recent trip to France. Knudson has been to France numerous times; during one of her trips, she and her husband spent nine days cycling through France's Loire River Valley in 1994.
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LaVonne Patterson sweeps rainwater out of an unfinished house in Manakau, New Zealand in 2006. Patterson traveled to Manakau with Habitat For Humanity to build a home for a family in need.
The Blind Boys of Alabama make a joyful noise [Photo]
Blind Boys of Alabama singer Clarence Fountain sings at the Roots 'N Blues 'N BBQ Festival on Sept. 7, 2007.
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Dre Merello sits on a hill overlooking Tuscany, Italy. Merello attended a yoga retreat in an 800-year old Tuscan villa in 2006.
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Dane Pavlovich carts a wheelbarrow of dirt near Aguascalientes, Mexico. In 2006, Pavlovich led a group of college students on a Christian mission trip to build a retreat center for a local church.
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Drummer Ricky McKinney lost his eyesight to glaucoma when he was in his early 20s.
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Lead guitar player and backup singer Joey Williams entertains the crowd in Peace Park.
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Bart Coslet
Bomb squads called to downtown mosque [Photo]
Officer Townsley of the Columbia Police Department helps secure the area surrounding the Islamic Center of Central Missouri on Thursday evening. Foot traffic was kept back after the Mosque received a suspicious package, which law enforcement detonated on site.
Bring on the chill [Photo]
From left, Kelly MacNevin, Matt Tipton and Lola Tipton walk through the intersection at Locust and Sixth streets. With the temperatures in the 40s, Columbia residents had to bundle up.
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Matthew Cleek gets ready to finish his day of work. Cleek is painting a house that is being remodelled. “I felt like this was the coldest day yet,” he said.
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Salvation Army Rotary bell-ringer Pam Franta rings for donations in front of the post office on Walnut Street. “I thought it would be colder today,” said Franta, who has been volunteering as a bell ringer for several years.
Columbia retailers seek to tap holiday spirit [Photo]
Kaitlyn Sadowski, left, an employee at The Candy Factory, helps Kristy Long make a purchase after Long’s sister-in-law Tabby Rider, red shirt, and niece Leah Rider, right, also made a purchase on Saturday.
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The Deutschheim Association sold handmade items from Germany at the King’s Daughters Holiday Festival on Nov. 10.
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O'Day
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Snipers take position on top of the Sixth and Elm Street parking garage after the Islamic Center of Central Missouri received a suspicious package.
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