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The Tigers lost their final game of the Auburn Invitational.

The win is Johnson's second in a row. Carl Edwards finished 12th.

The Missouri Republican Party's annual Lincoln Days event had 800 attendees this year.

This past week, events such as the True/False Film Festival, the Winter Olympics and high school sports were captured through the lenses of many photographers.

True/False Film Festival 2010 finished strong in downtown Columbia.

On every story, readers of ColumbiaMissourian.com have the opportunity to offer their opinions on the news and the Missourian's coverage of it. Here, we offer a digest of some of the most interesting of those conversations from last week.

Stuart Loory interviews past and present contributors to Global Journalist about what the program has meant to them and how it helps today.

Pacific nations and the state of Hawaii took precautions, but early predictions of the wave were double its size when it reached land.

The death toll climbed to 708 in one of the biggest earthquakes in centuries.

Columbia Public Schools leaders are educating the community about the upcoming ballot issue by making more than 100 presentations before the vote appears on the ballot in early April.

The City Council will decide whether to partially reimburse large electric customers for public infastructure improvements at its meeting Monday night. The reimbursement, in the form of a tax incentive, could help bring larger businesses to Columbia.

Over a dozen national legal experts made presentations Friday on the nation's embattled public defender system.

The town hall meeting is schedule for 5 p.m. Monday at the Black Culture Center at MU.

Find out how to donate to several Chile relief funds.

A vehicle on Business Loop 70 was damaged due to gunshots fired from another vehicle. No one was injured, but police are still looking for the suspect.

A Kansas City area doctor who has been missing in Haiti since the earthquake struck has been tenatively identified by dental records.

The question of which schools will suffer from state funding cuts is left unanswered at Missouri's state capitol. The debate of "What's fair?" splits officials on the decision.

Missouri is one of five states at risk to gain or lose House seats pending the results of the 2010 Census. The Missouri University of Science and Technology in Rolla is working to get students to fill out their census forms this spring.

Sen. Kurt Schaefer, R-Columbia, discussed a few state issues at the annual Republican Party Lincoln Days convention.