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By BEN DILLON/Missourian  ¦   An owl designed by Darla Manley of Allen's Flowers in Columbia is displayed at the exhibit. The owl was part of a larger design by Manley inspired by a painting titled "Oh, Joy!" by Iriving Kriesberg.

By SKIP WILLIAMS/The Associated Press  ¦   Smoke billows from the back of Carl Edwards’ car during Sunday’s Sprint Cup race at Atlanta Motor Speedway.

By CATALIN ABAGIU/Missourian  ¦   Trevor Coleman celebrates after scoring the winning run on Greg Folgia double in the first game of a doubleheader against Indiana State on Sunday at Taylor Stadium.

By Photo courtesy of Orkin  ¦   The bedbug is about 1/5 of an inch long and wingless.

By John Hook  ¦   Nathan Zabel, left, and Dante Jones, right, who performed parkour stunts in promos for this year's True/False Film Festival, pose under the columns at MU on Feb. 6. Zabel, an MU swimmer, who has been practicing parkour for a year, was recruited for the spots by True/False co-founder David Wilson after posting videos of himself on YouTube.

By Courtesy of Nathan Truesdall  ¦   Image from online True/False promotional "bumper."
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By Courtesy of Nathan Truesdall  ¦   Image from online True/False promotional "bumper."

By Courtesy of Nathan Truesdall  ¦   Image from True/False promotional "bumper."

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By ALONZO ADAMS/The Associated Press  ¦   Oklahoma center Longar Longar grabs a rebound over MU's Darryl Butterfield in Saturday's game. Oklahoma shot 50 percent for the game, and scored 38 points in the second half.

By CATALIN ABAGIU/Missourian  ¦   Nicholas Marable's coach compares the wrestler's escapability to that of the NFL's Jim Brown.

By FERDOUS AL-FARUQUE  ¦   The banners hanging from the ceiling at Harrisburg High School's "Big Barn" show the town has reason to be proud of its high school basketball teams.

By FERDOUS AL-FARUQUE  ¦   Frank Wanner, a junior on the Harrisburg boys basketball team, helps Cameron Reasons prepare to cheer him on later Saturday night with some red and white face paint.

By LOS ANGELEST TIMES  ¦  

By STEPHANIE HINKLE  ¦   Julie Schultz, 29, helps water and feed the dogs at the Columbia Humane Society. Schultz started as a volunteer in October 1998 and is now the kennel manager at the Humane Society.

By Photo courtesy of Judith Ilika  ¦   SAMUEL ADLER

By BEN DILLON/Missourian  ¦   The Esterhazy Quartet, including (from left) Eva Szekely, Susan Jensen, Leslie Perna and Darry Dolezal, rehearses a musical piece by Samuel Adler in Whitmore Recital Hall at Mu on Wednesday, Feb. 27, 2008. The quartet is preparing for a concert to that will take place March 10 in honor of Adler's visit to MU.

By BEN DILLON/Missourian  ¦   Violinist Susan Jenson, assistant professor at the MU School of Music, rehearses a musical piece by Samuel Adler with the Esterházy Quartet at Whitmore Recital Hall on Wednesday.

By JOSHUA A. BICKEL/Missourian  ¦   Rock Bridge's M.E. Kanago shouts to her teammates on the floor during the second half of Rock Bridge's 55-42 victory against St. Joseph's Academy in the 2008 MSHSAA Class 5 semifinals on Friday night at Mizzou Arena. The Bruins will face Incarnate Word tomorrow in the State finals.

By JOSHUA A. BICKEL/Missourian  ¦   Rock Bridge High School students Marlena Szewczyk, center, Lauren Meyer, left, and Amy Trader, right, cheer before the start of the MSHSAA Class 5 girls basketball semifinals between Rock Bridge and St. Joseph's Academy Friday night at Mizzou Arena. Rock Bridge defeated St. Joseph's Academy, 55-42, and advanced to the finals.