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

By Missourian  ¦  

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By ASHLEY L. CLARKE/Missourian  ¦   Hickman running back Rob Heath's father and grandfather both played for the Kewpies.

By CHARLIE NEIBERGALL/Missourian  ¦   Missouri coach Gary Pinkel said he isn't looking forward to seeing Iowa State receiver Todd Blythe, right.

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

By SUZY LAFFERTY  ¦   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.

By J.J. GILMORE/Missourian  ¦   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.

By RYAN GLADSTONE/Missourian  ¦   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.

By CHARLIE RIEDEL/The Associated Press  ¦   Todd Reesing has thrown 17 touchdowns and four interceptions for KU this season.

By Suzy Lafferty  ¦   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.

By Suzy Lafferty  ¦   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.

By Suzy Lafferty  ¦   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.

By Suzy Lafferty  ¦   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.

By Suzy Lafferty  ¦   Temporary flying buttresses prop up the old Sociology Building, which will become part of the Reynolds Journalism Institute. Unexpected structural problems in the building set construction back a full year.

By File  ¦   For the School of Journalism's 50th anniversary in January 1957, a plaque inscribed with the Journalist's Creed was donated to the National Press Club in Washington. Presenting the plaque, from left to right, are Raymond Brandt, then of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch; then-MU President Elmer Ellis; then-Dean Earl F. English of the MU School of Journalism; William Lawrence, then-president of the National Press Club; Lyle C. Wilson, then-vice president of United Press International; and John Horner, former president of the National Press Club.

By Suzy Lafferty  ¦   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.

By Suzy Lafferty  ¦   Temporary flying buttresses prop up the old Sociology Building, which will become part of the Reynolds Journalism Institute. Unexpected structural problems in the building set construction back a full year.