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Columbia Mayor Darwin Hindman and artist Melissa Mudd react as Mudd's acrylic and mixed-media work is unveiled as the Festival of the Arts poster at a party last night at the home of Frank and Jennifer Sovich ...
Surge in cases of dangerous horse disease
Unusually high numbers of the dangerous disease, Potomac horse fever, are being reported around St Louis in Missouri.
America's Beauty Obsession Poses Serious Consequences For Women And Girls, Report Reveals
YWCA USA released a new report that reveals the impact of idealized, airbrushed beauty and body image obsession on the economic well-being, health and interpersonal relationships of American women and girls.
Evaluation of the Pharmacokinetic Effects of Various Linking Group...
Web Release Date: August 20, 2008 Evaluation of the Pharmacokinetic Effects of Various Linking Group Using the 111In-DOTA- X -BBN NH2 Structural Paradigm in a Prostate Cancer Model Research Services, Harry S. ...
Group says climate resolutions increase
Support for climate-change proposals may be growing among investors in big U.S. companies.
Master Gardeners help others learn to grow
Have you ever wondered what a Master Gardener really is? Is it just an expert gardener? How would you like to be one yourself? Master Gardeners are simply people who have participated in the Master Gardener ...
Outbreak of potentially fatal horse fever noted
St. Louis -- An unusually high number of horses in the St. Louis area have come down with a potentially fatal disease, a University of Missouri veterinarian said Monday.
Election-Cartoon Show Includes 'St. Louis Post-Dispatch' Drawings
NEW YORK An exhibit called "100 Years of Election Cartoons: 1908-2008" opens this Saturday.
Re-Trial In Boyle County Man's Murder Postponed
The re-trial of a former Columbia, Missouri police officer convicted of killing a Boyle County man has been postponed until December.
Researchers Study Facial Structures, Brain Abnormalities to Reveal...
Recently, Harvard researchers reported that children with autism have a wide range of genetic defects, making it nearly impossible to develop a simple genetic test to identify the disorder.
Guilty Pleasure TV, Why So Appealing?
The clock rolls around to that hour of shame, you draw the curtains to a close and curl up with a pint of ice cream.
University of Missouri shuffles health care system
The University of Missouri is combining its medical school and hospital network as part of a reorganization under new system President Gary Forsee.
St. Louis-area horses stricken with fever
University of Missouri veterinarians say an unusually high number of horses in the St.
Police seek more details about victim
Detectives yesterday continued investigating the death of 53-year-old Helen Sanders, focusing on establishing a timeline of actions before her death, Capt.
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Graves field day set for Aug. 26
Grain marketing and price outlook will be featured at the University of Missouri Graves-Chapple Farm field day, Aug.
OSHA stats on accident reports
Search by name, position or salary amount to find St. Louis County employee salaries, pay rates and overtime paid for 2007.
Tampering charged in death of mother
Police investigators' vehicles illuminate a car stopped for traffic violations Thursday night on Audubon Drive.
Decorated Drake Professor Dies
Drake University officials confirmed Saturday morning that long-time, decorated university professor Dr.
Regents' vote to decide health-affairs position
The Arizona Board of Regents on Thursday will vote on the appointment of William M. Crist to the University of Arizona's $650,000-a-year position of vice president for health affairs.
Magrath: WVU's Figures Say It All
The fall semester starts at West Virginia University next week for about 27,000 students - including the largest freshmen class ever to enter the university, according to interim WVU President C. Peter Magrath.