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Stopping the presses

For 35 years, Missourian pressman Tony Sargent watched the students change, the pages change and the technology change.

Drivers still face rough sledding

As Missouri residents get ready to climb out of sleds and into car seats after last week’s paralyzing snowfall, Columbia and Boone County officials are asking drivers to slow down.

Details of smoking ban to be discussed

Owners of restaurants, bars and other businesses unsure of how to enforce the Jan. 9 smoking ban could soon have an answer.

Hundreds of thousands still waiting for power

ST. LOUIS — The temperature barely rose into the 20s Sunday as hundreds of thousands waited for the restoration of electrical service that was knocked out by a devastating ice and snow storm.

Coming out and coming to terms with homosexuality

Jake Boston realized he was different when he was only 13. That’s when he discovered he liked boys. He came out as gay two years later. His family didn’t take the news well, to put it mildly. “My family told me that I was going to go to hell for something that they see as a choice,” he said.

Equipped for an average snowfall, crews continue to dig out roadways

In the wake of one of the worst snowstorms in recent years, some Columbia residents are wondering whether the city’s efforts to clear neighborhood streets of snow and ice are proceeding fast enough.

‘Flat’ MU gets boost from Tiller

In some games, it’s been the outside shooting of Matt Lawrence. In other games, Stefhon Hannah has driven Missouri to victory. On Sunday, it was the energy of freshman guard J.T. Tiller.

Tigers put on shine for Sun Bowl

The event had the makings of a highly-anticipated announcement. The lights were low, news stations’ cameras were set up and ready to go and there was a quiet buzz in the cozy Clinton Club at Mizzou Arena. The only problem was that the season ticket holders, members of the football program and members of the media who were gathered knew the news: Missouri was going to the Sun Bowl in El Paso, Texas, to play Oregon State.

Tigers win another Classic

EeTisha Riddle made the last basket before halftime Sunday in the Tiger Classic championship game.

Guard’s passes can help, hurt MU

Missouri guard Stefhon Hannah likes to pass in unconventional ways. Behind the back. No-look. Even a baseball-style, one-handed toss the length of the court.

Missouri eliminated from volleyball finals

Jessica Vander Kooi couldn’t help crying after her career ended with the Missouri volleyball team’s loss to host Stanford on Sunday night in a first round match of the NCAA Tournament. But, through the tears, the All-American outside hitter said she was proud of her team’s performance.

Destination: Sun Bowl

The MU football team (8-4, 4-4 Big 12) is headed to El Paso, Texas, to play in the Brut Sun Bowl against 24th-ranked Oregon State (9-4, 6-3 PAC-10) at 1 p.m. Dec. 29. This will be the Tigers’ 24th appearance in a bowl game. Last year, the Tigers played in the Independence Bowl in Shreveport, La., where they defeated South Carolina

Uniquely able

If Dave Roberts has learned one thing in his 32-year career in vocational rehabilitation, it is that disability is a normal part of life.

Across nation, varying math education methods tough on students, teachers

When it comes to math, what students are learning and when they learn it varies significantly across the country, according to MU’s Center for the Study of Mathematics Curriculum. According to a recent report by the center, some students learn to add and subtract fractions as early as first grade or as late as sixth grade.

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