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By Cathy Barton and Dave Para  ¦   Friends of Bob Dyer, the "Bard of Boonville," have recorded a tribute album in his honor. Dyer died April 11 at age 67.


One Last Time, performed by Ed Trickett and chorus

By Cathy Barton and Dave Para  ¦   Friends of Bob Dyer, the "Bard of Boonville," have recorded a tribute album in his honor. Dyer died April 11 at age 67.


Phantom Black Carriage, performed by Rick Hocks

By Cathy Barton and Dave Para  ¦   Friends of Bob Dyer, the "Bard of Boonville," have recorded a tribute album in his honor. Dyer died April 11 at age 67.


The Flood Song, performed by Jerry Foster

By Liz Langton  ¦   Listen to Larry Brown tell an original story about a boy who explores a creepy house

By Charlie Hart  ¦   Sweeney recalls impossible events that occurred while he resided in his haunted house. Events like the one described here, knocking on a second story window, were common for him at that location.

By Charlie Hart  ¦   Sweeney knew that something was amiss in this house when he was awoken one night and could not move. He recalls the event and how he talked to his roommate, who had a similar experience the next night.

By Charlie Hart  ¦   Jamie Sweeney moved in before his roommates to 1503 Windsor St. Here, he recalls the first supernatural experience he had in their kitchen.

By Jessica Huang  ¦   At 10 a.m. on Friday, Oct. 19, Arvarh E. Strickland, professor emeritus of history at MU, was honored in the renaming of the General Classroom Building. The building is now Arvarh E. Strickland Hall. It is the first building on campus named for an African American.

Caleb Rowden performs the single "Made" from his album "Free from Ordinary."

By Christina Jacobson  ¦   Listen to Mohamed El-Sayed Deif recite a selection from the Quran. He recited from Surah Al Ankabut — The Spider, section 29, 58-63 and The Glorious Morning Light sections 1-10 before Friday night’s service at the Islamic center in Columbia.
The passages of The Spider refer to those who refer to Allah as their creator but do not follow the path of righteousness. Those who follow the path of righteousness will be rewarded in the afterlife. The Glorious Morning Light focuses on how we should treat with kindness those who are homeless or orphaned because God is the guardian to all of us.

By Stephen Bell  ¦   When compared with the largest optical telescope on Earth, the telescope at Morrison Observatory in Fayette City Park might seem tiny. Its lens size of 12 ¼ inches pales in comparison to the 32-foot lens on a telescope in Hawaii. However, the telescope at Morrison Observatory was built in 1875 and was once the seventh largest in the U.S. On Thursday nights during the month of October the observatory will be open to the public.

By RYAN SPENCER  ¦   Two citizens give their thoughts about the school district's process for picking the site of the city's next high school.

By MARCUS MILLER  ¦   Listen to Marcus Miller's an original song mix. Marcus's music is a mix of original beats and samples of other artists.

By Thunderclap Douglas and the 8-Track Groove  ¦   Listen to more beats from Thunderclap Douglas and the 8-Track Groove performing at the Blue Note.

By MARCUS MILLER  ¦   Listen to Marcus Miller's an original song mix. Marcus's music is a mix of original beats and samples of other artists.

By MANEEZA IQBAL and SPENCER WILLEMS  ¦   Listen to Marcus Miller talk about the right to express yourself.

By Thunderclap Douglas and the 8-Track Groove  ¦   Listen to Thunderclap Douglas and the 8-Track Groove perform at the Blue Note.

By Aurielle Sisson -White  ¦   Listen to Aurielle read an original poem.

By MATT ZIMMERMAN AND MANEEZA IQBAL  ¦   Legislators and law enforcement officials talk about the possible effects of the Castle Doctrine, the bill signed by Gov. Blunt which allows a person to defend his or her home from intruders without fear of legal reprisal.

By Courtesy Missouri Theatre  ¦   The Missouri Symphony Orchestra performs "Concertino for Cell Phones and Orchestra" by David Baker under the direction of Maestro Kirk Trevor on Saturday, June 16, 2007.