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By JOHN HOOK/Missourian  ¦   Bryan "B-Love" Fulcher, disk jockey for radio station KOQL/106.1 FM in Columbia, talks to a listener during his 6 p.m. to midnight show on Feb. 14.

By MICHAEL STONACEK/Missourian  ¦   Missouri's Alyssa Hollins fights Kansas State's Danielle Zanotti for a layup at Mizzou Arena on Sunday. The Tigers lost 56-40.

By JOSH REYNOLDS/The Associated Press  ¦   Theology professor Thomas Groome works Thursday in his office where he now directs a program in church management at Boston College in Newton, Mass. A large number of U.S. churches have been victims of embezzlement over the years, and experts say one reason is that many budgets are managed by volunteers or employees without proper guidance or training. Now, some colleges are hoping to prevent such faith-shattering abuses by offering programs devoted specifically to managing church finances and personnel.

By JOSH REYNOLDS/The Associated Press  ¦   Professor Thomas Groome, left, talks with church management student Jon Jakoblich, 25, of Burnsville, Minn., on Thursday.

By BOB Child/The Associated Press  ¦   In this Sept. 12, 2007, file photo, the Rev. Michael Jude Fay, 56, former pastor of St. John's Roman Catholic Church in Darien, Conn., leaves U.S. District Court in New Haven, Conn. Fay pleaded guilty to interstate transportation of money obtained by fraud.

By CATALIN ABAGIU/Missourian  ¦   Caroline Baker, manager of Busch's Florists on Paris Road, prepares a flower arrangement for a delivery on Feb. 11.

By CATALIN ABAGIU/Missourian  ¦   Caroline Baker has 40 years of experience as a florist and is manager of Busch's Florist, which opened last summer.

By KEVIN RIVOLI/The Associated Press  ¦   Newly diagnosed cancer patient Bernie Brann is shown in her home in Lansing, N.Y., on Feb. 4. She has found that bad advice, or just too much of it, can compound the trauma and damage done by cancer itself. Friends and relatives are important for support, but when these untrained people act as cancer coaches, they can sway people to make poor decisions about their care.

By Photo courtesy of Stormie Dorrell  ¦   Stephanie Joseph, an MU sophomore studying strategic communication, died Thursday of chemotherapy-induced acute leukemia. "Even when she was in pain, she carried on as if nothing was wrong," her brother said.

By Courtesy of Boone County Sheriff's Department  ¦   Cedrick Jenkins

By Courtesy of the Boone County Sheriff's Department  ¦   Kimberly Davis

By MICHAEL STONACEK/Missourian  ¦   MU's Adrianne Perry blows chalk off her hands before mounting the bars during Friday's meet against No. 6 Oklahoma.

By REBECCA ROMANO/Missourian  ¦   Hickman senior Yvonne Anderson guards Rock Bridge captain Claire Schaeperkoetter as she brings the ball up the court during Friday night's district championship game. Anderson scored 43 points, but Schaeperkoetter hoisted the trophy at the end of the night. It was Rock Bridge's first district title in 26 years.

By MICHAEL STONACEK/Missourian  ¦   Adrienne Perry flashes a smile during her floor exercise on Friday night at the Hearnes Center. Perry's floor performance helped her grab the all-around win.

By MICHAEL STONACEK/Missourian  ¦   MU sophomore gymnast Sarah Shire tightens the wraps on her wrists before one of her exercises during the all-around competition on Friday night.

By MICHAEL STONACEK/Missourian  ¦   MU's gymnastics watches team member Alicia Hatcher perform on the beam at tonight's meet against Oklahoma.

By MICHAEL STONACEK/Missourian  ¦   MU's Ashley Khederian poses during her floor routine at tonight's meet against Oklahoma.

By MICHAEL STONACEK/Missourian  ¦   Sophomore Sarah Shire hangs on during her beam performance on Friday night against Oklahoma.

By MICHAEL STONACEK/Missourian  ¦   Ashley Khederian celebrates a teammates performance during a meet against No. 6 Oklahoma on Friday night at the Hearnes Center.

By ALEX LEWIS  ¦   George Tutt has his blood pressure checked at the Boone Hospital Heart Fair on Thursday. The fair was located on the hospital's bridge over Broadway and had several booths offering healthy foods, massages and other health-related services.