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November 1, 2007
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Clockwise from left, Keri Smith, Becky Frank, Abe Ott and Noah Medling, front, type their novels at 12:27 a.m. at Steak 'n Shake on Thursday. The group met at 8 p.m. to play games and do writing exercises in anticipation of the midnight start of National Novel Writing Month.
Longtime Hickman football coach<br>knows importance of Kewpies-Jays rivalry
Hickman defensive coordinator Arnel Monroe says he makes sure his players understand the importance of a game against Jefferson City. “You try to talk about adding their name to that tradition."
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Alex Innecco sings on Monday.
October 31, 2007
East Columbia road plans put landowners in limbo
Jane Mandel poses in the front yard of her 15-acre property just outside east Columbia on Sunday. A proposed expansion of Stadium Boulevard could force Mandel to move from her home.
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Jane Mandel plants day lilies on her property on Sunday. Mandel could lose her home, pond and gardens if a proposed expansion of Stadium Boulevard is built.
Dressing up their sounds
MU professor Leo Saguiguit, left, takes a break at the Cherry Street Artisan with Neil Ostercamp, a graduate teaching assistant and saxophone student.
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Jess Adams, a senior, plays during a saxophone lesson at the MU Fine Arts Building.
October 30, 2007
Personal landscapes: Yard art brings expression to a new medium
Stone garden trolls sit on a table awaiting sale. Gardeners use so-called “vernacular landscapes” to add a touch of personality or whimsy to their gardens.
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A blown glass sculpture sits in The National Garden at the United States Botanical Garden in Washington, D.C. Garden art can add interest and a sense of identity to a lawn or garden.
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Gena Ryan, 14, tries to orientate herself in the Regulator Room of the Necropolis Haunted House on Saturday, while an actor (not in view) impersonating a mental asylum patient confuses the visitors with wrong directions. The room is designed to split up groups of friends, forcing the the participants to step out of their comfort zones.
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Gena Ryan, 14, tries to orientate herself in the Regulator Room of the Necropolis Haunted House on Saturday, while an actor (not in view) impersonating a mental asylum patient confuses the visitors with wrong directions. The room is designed to split up groups of friends, forcing the the participants to step out of their comfort zones.
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Zach Kinne was elected National FFA President for 2007-2008.
Life around sports gives MU golfer Ryne Fisher lessons to succeed
Junior, Ryne Fisher (cq), member of the Men's MU Golf Team, determines a putt during practice on Monday, October 29, 2007 at the Country Club of Missouri. Fisher is from Clarksville, Tennessee.
MU linebacker Sean Weatherspoon doesn’t forget to have fun on the field
Sean Weatherspoon, #12 at Saturday's game against Iowa State on Oct. 27, 2007 in Columbia, MO.
A fascination with fear
Gena Ryan, 14, tries to orientate herself in the Regulator Room of the Necropolis Haunted House on Saturday, while an actor (not in view) impersonating a mental asylum patient confuses the visitors with wrong directions. The room is designed to split up groups of friends, forcing the the participants to step out of their comfort zones.
State Supreme Court declines review of Rios case
Steven Rios
MU student elected National FFA president
Zach Kinne was elected National FFA President for 2007-2008.
MU students share their good taste
While Executive Chef Leslie Jett, center, instructs students Brandon Joiner, left, and David Grenier, second from left, to go through the peeled potatoes and remove the brown spots, student Rob Miller listens to the chef’s directions.
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Leslie Harris, left, and Justin Dougherty prepare the banquet room in Eckles Hall. Both are Hotel and Restaurant Management students.
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Ben Verkamp checks to make sure the mix is just right. "There's tons of little things that need to be worked out," says Verkamp, one of the students in charge of the dinner.
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