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On Wednesday, a Columbia audience watched “Lake of Fire,” a documentary about the abortion rights debate. Its graphic visual content has ignited controversy. The film was shown as part of a film series on religion and politics.

Handel’s “Messiah” is being performed on Thursday. Here’s some of the story behind the famous oratorio.

MU junior Katie Krawczak takes ten years of bass-playing experience to the University Philharmonic and Choral Union’s joint performance of “The Messiah.”

Howard Lang Jr., a former Columbia mayor, died Tuesday, Nov. 13, 2007, at Boone Hospital Center. The 95-year-old had been a president of MFA Insurance.

The MUtants, Missouri’s ultimate, team finished 19th at their home tournament against stiff competition.

A report with the Visioning Committee goals for the future of Columbia has been released for the public.

Workers at the Columbia 3M plant received a letter from a federal workforce agency stating that the plant was closing, but plant officials said this is untrue.

The Columbia Public School District should model good citizenship and find alternative ways of communication with citizens.

Although 30 Field Elementary School children are hoping to participate in this year’s Jingle Bell Run, many of them lack the funds to enter.

Police are looking for three men suspected of stealing a van Tuesday night. The same vehicle and suspects may be linked to another incident at Hyvee.

After the cancellation of his Missourian column, John Merrill questions the deeper meanings of plagiarism.

The MU men’s basketball team won big on Tuesday night to advance to the championship rounds of the O’Reilly Auto Parts CBE Classic, despite a sloppy second half.