Jill Biden visits Columbia

Friday, October 17, 2008 | 1:31 p.m. CDT
Promoting the Obama/Biden ticket for the presidential race, Jill Biden gave a speech at Stephens College in Columbia on Friday morning. The wife of vice presidential candidate Joe Biden urged Columbia residents to help "convince those who were still undecided about the election."   ¦  CAT SZALKOWSKI/Missourian
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The wife of vice presidential candidate Joe Biden spoke at Stephens College on Friday.

 Joyce Chastain, left, applauds Jill Biden after her speech at Stephens College in Columbia on Friday morning. Chastain, a Columbia resident, went to see Joe Biden when he visited Columbia last month and was equally pleased to have an opportunity to hear Jill Biden speak.   ¦  CAT SZALKOWSKI/Missourian
The Stephens College Velvetones performed a song on the Stephens college campus before Jill Biden's speech Friday morning. Joe Biden's wife was promoting the Obama/Biden ticket for the presidential race.   ¦  CAT SZALKOWSKI/Missourian

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