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By Kate LaRue  ¦   A tree fell on Klik's bar at about 11 p.m. Wednesday as severe weather rolled through Columbia.

By NICK BONEY/Missourian  ¦   Caleb Rowden picks at his guitar at Christian Chapel on October 7. Caleb has been playing guitar since high school but only recently began writing his own music.

By NICK BONEY/Missourian  ¦   Caleb Rowden performs with his band at Christian Chapel on October 7. Caleb and his band have recently been signed to a record label and are planning a tour.

By NICK BONEY/Missourian  ¦   Caleb Rowden and his wife, Aubrey, take a break in his office between services at Christian Chapel on October 7. Caleb has been the worship and creative arts director at the church since the beginning of the year.

By LAUREN PALANDRO/Missourian  ¦   Janice Templemire, right, a nurse in the breast health center at the Ellis Fischel Cancer Center, and Jeanne Shellabarger, nurse clinician, go over some forms at the hospital. Templemire not only treats cancer patients but she is also breast cancer survivor.

By NICK BONEY/Missourian  ¦   Sabra Meyer works on the face of a sculpture of Sainte Rose Philippine Duchesne in her basement studio in Columbia on Sept. 14.

By NICK BONEY/Missourian  ¦   Meyer pats down a recently added piece of clay on the face of Sainte Rose Philippine Duchesne. Meyer has to pay close attention to everything down to the last detail.

By NICK BONEY/Missourian  ¦   An assortment of the tools Meyer uses for sculpting lie around in her basement studio. Over the years Tullmeyer has found that the most useful of her tools is her number 2 pencil.

By MARY ELLEN POFF/Missourian  ¦   Lisa K. Suits is the owner of The Arsenic Leopard boutique.

By SUZY LAFFERTY/Missourian  ¦   Nikki Reynolds, holding her baby, Brody Reynolds, and Jared Reynolds, left, own a preschool and have converted on of their buses into an official tailgating mobile. Jared Reynolds socializes with Matt Lieberman, while Jamie Scholten gesticulates as he tells a story before the MU-Nebraska football game on October 6 near the Reactor parking lot.

By SUZY LAFFERTY/Missourian  ¦   Murphy Tetley, left, talks to a fellow tailgater, Mike Hackman, about the turkey in the deep fryer next to the pickup near the Reactor parking lot on Oct. 6.

By SUZY LAFFERTY/Missourian  ¦   Creighton Cox and Murphy Teetley collaberated to make home made biscuits in a dutch oven during an afternoon of tailgating near the Reactor Field parking lot on Oct. 6.

By SUZY LAFFERTY/Missourian  ¦   Lamont Turner emerges from an inflatable castle victorious after a wrestling match against a friend. The castle was just one of the tailgating activities that dotted the sprawling parking lots near Reactor Field during MU's football game against Nebraska on Oct. 6.

By RYAN GIBBONS  ¦   Stephens College juniors Stephanie Dippold and Gretchen Thurmer look for costumes at Spirit Halloween on Thursday. Dippold said many of the costumes were too revealing. "It's Halloween in a college town," Thurmer said. The two didn't buy any costumes.

By SHEILA JOHNSON/Missourian  ¦   Julia Potter's 66 won the Johnie Imes Invitational and matched the MU women’s school record for the lowest round.

By Photo courtesy of J. Bruce Anderson  ¦   Saturday’s game will be 50 years since J. Bruce Anderson’s first homecoming.

By Photo courtesy of J. Bruce Anderson  ¦   MU’s alumni band performs once a year, before the annual homecoming game.

By David Friesen  ¦  

By Associated Press  ¦   Texas Tech basketball coach Bobby Knight spent most of his time at the Big 12 media day discussing baseball.

By J.J. GILLMORE  ¦   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.