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Shelly Stewart instructs Emma Olson, 8, of Lee Elementary School during the open house of the Missouri Strings Project on Sept. 8.

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Kristy Workman, 8, of Midway Heights Elementary School tries a viola with the assistance of Courtney Burris during the open house for the Missouri Stings Project at MU's Fine Arts Building on Sept. 8.

MU doubles team quite a pairing

Chrissy Svetlic has played No. 1 doubles for the Tigers the past two years.

School's in session at the pool hall

Bob Kvam, left, lines up his shot while Joe Kunce, right, waits for his turn.

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MU tennis coach Blake Starkey says freshman Mallory Weber "likes to hit it once and come right at you."

Man dies after fiery crash on U.S. 63

Firefighters investigate the scene of an accident on U.S. 63. The driver died after his car caught fire in the crash.

Former Hickman football coach in unique situation

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Hard to stop Hickman running back

Hickman running back Rob Heath's father and grandfather both played for the Kewpies.

MU football team not looking back

Missouri coach Gary Pinkel said he isn't looking forward to seeing Iowa State receiver Todd Blythe, right.

Police release report from Sen. Graham arrest

Sen. Chuck Graham, D-Columbia, was arrested on suspicion of driving while intoxicated Saturday night.

Beth Shalom builds new synagogue

Debbie Kaplan, religious school director at Beth Shalom, stands for a portrait on October 23, 2007 in the new synagogue that will open on October 28, 2007. This building will also house four spacious rooms with removable partitions that will enable Beth Shalom to expand its’ Hebrew School.

Vocal freshman inspires MU volleyball team

MU freshman Caitlyn Vann says she is learning all she can from senior libero Tatum Ailes because she is the likely to assume Ailes’ role next season.

Cougars soccer player bonds with assistant coach

Jordan Cox builds his ball control skills during a drill known as “tennis” at a Columbia College practice. The Hickman graduate chose the Cougars so that he could continue to play for Kevin Roderique, his former club coach.

Undefeated Kansas football team on verge of historic season

Todd Reesing has thrown 17 touchdowns and four interceptions for KU this season.

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The old sociology building is being remodeled as part of the Reynolds Journalism Institute. The $31 million project is slated for completion by September 2008.

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The Reynolds Journalism Institute will connect the old Sociology Building and Walter Williams Hall (not shown). The Donald W. Reynolds Foundation donated $31 million for the project.

MU J-School centennial lacks budget

The old Sociology Building is being remodeled as part of the Reynolds Journalism Institute. The $31 million project is slated for completion by September 2008.
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