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October 18, 2007
MU golfer making best of chance to play
Julia Potter's 66 won the Johnie Imes Invitational and matched the MU women’s school record for the lowest round.
50 Years of Music
Saturday’s game will be 50 years since J. Bruce Anderson’s first homecoming.
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MU’s alumni band performs once a year, before the annual homecoming game.
October 17, 2007
Local View: Blunt vs. Nixon for the governor's race
Texas Tech’s Bobby Knight riffs on baseball
Texas Tech basketball coach Bobby Knight spent most of his time at the Big 12 media day discussing baseball.
AUTUMN DAWN
For a short period this morning, the rising sun met gathering rain clouds. This resulted in a bright orange sky. Some Copper Beech Townhouse residents near the corner of Old 63 and Grindstone stopped to take a picture with their camera phones before beginning their morning commutes.
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Freshman Bonnie Yantzi, a member of Alpha Phi, chalked up the entrance to Moe’s Southwest Grill on Wednesday. MU’s sororities and fraternities are adding black and gold touches throughout downtown to prepare for Homecoming this weekend.
High school Homecoming festivities to converge at downtown parade Friday
Freshman Bonnie Yantzi, a member of Alpha Phi, chalked up the entrance to Moe’s Southwest Grill on Wednesday. MU’s sororities and fraternities are adding black and gold touches throughout downtown to prepare for Homecoming this weekend.
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From left, MU students Kristin Sieloff, of Alpha Delta Pi sorority, and Kyle Bergmann, of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity, work on a tiger painting on a window of Boone Tavern & Restaurant.
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Kristin Sieloff, a freshman member of MU’s Alpha Delta Pi sorority, puts the finishing touches on a tiger’s face at Boone Tavern & Restaurant on Wednesday.
Nebraska continues dominance<br>of Missouri volleyball team
Missouri freshman Weiwen Wang (13) leaps for the ball in a play at the net Wednesday against Nebraska at Hearnes Center.
Moving Greyhound services to Wabash still a major goal for City Council
Charlie de Carr, right, and Lisa Thompson of Wisconsin chat about life at Columbia’s Greyhound station on Oct. 12 Friday. Thompson was visiting her boyfriend in Jefferson City. “The seventeen-hour trip is nothing,” Thompson said. “It’s my boyfriend.”
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Passengers wait for a Greyhound bus to depart Tuesday.
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Wabash Station on Tenth Street was recently renovated.
Chertoff encourages audience to continue support for Iraq war
Michael Chertoff
October 16, 2007
Flawed system leaves good days behind
Fall isn’t necessarily end of planting season
Soldier from Clark has leg amputated after being injured in Afghanistan
U.S. Army Specialist Joshua Lee Ben.
Missouri safety William Moore doubles as a rapper
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William "Willy-Mo" Moore, right, performs with his rap group Fa Sho Entertainment at the Blue Note. Moore and MU center Leo Lyons, left, are both members of the group that has opened for acts including Bone Thugs-N-Harmony and Murphy Lee.
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