Oct 31, 2009 | KPLR-11
4 of Missouri's higher education leaders to address...
The leaders of four major institutions of higher education in Missouri will gather in St.
"One short sleepe past, wee wake eternally, / And death shall be no more; death, thou shalt die." Death interrupts our view of eternity, a fearsome jalousie obscuring a future we must approach.
Recreation Center Closes Temporarily a Wohl Recreation Center, 1515...
RECREATION CENTER CLOSES TEMPORARILY WOHL RECREATION CENTER, 1515 NORTH KINGSHIGHWAY, TEMPORARILY WILL CLOSE SUNDAY SO $2.7 MILLION IN RENOVATIONS CAN BE MADE TO THE BUILDING.
Three vying for Bangor school committee seats
Voters in Bangor next week will have the opportunity to choose two of three candidates seeking open seats on the Bangor School Committee.
Genetics professor sells 3BD in Webster Groves
Tanya Wolff sold a three-bedroom, 1.5-bath home at 671 Elmwood Ave. in Webster Groves to Jason J. Nowak and Su Ho Wen for $250,000 on Oct.
Book by Webster University author tells story of Army nurse in charge of Hussein's care for 8 months prior to his execution Marianna Riley and Master Sgt.
Community Relations Lead Story
Civilian Education System Advanced Course graduates receive credit from both universities as a part of the agreements Photo credit Patrick Morrow Col.
Demopolis native promoted to colonel
Lt. Col. Bobby J. Brown of Demopolis was promoted to the rank of colonel on Sept.
Alumni authors sign books, mingle with students at Meet The Authors
Jan Greenburg, a Webster University MAT graduate of 1973, displays her books and her passion for the arts at the Meet The Authors even on Sept.
May Gallery enters an out-of-focus world
Kevin Vogler discusses his photographs with May Gallery Coordinator Bill Barrett and Linda Dahlgren, a staff member in the Alumni Development Office Friday, Oct.
Students speak with professor and Campus Minister Laurel Hayes in the Sverdrup building at the Listening Post Monday, Oct.
Tuition costs, lack of aid hurts students
When students have to make a decision on where to go to college, the cost of tuition is often at the top of the check list.
There is not enough time in the day for me to do all I have to do and still be sane.
Noisy roofing during midterms exposes lack of planning foresight
At Webster University, acceptance is beginning to set in. The two entrances to the Sverdrup building will not be accessible for another month or so.
Presidential pay issue leads to talks
Former Webster University President Richard Meyers' pay and expenses, recently reported by The Journal, prompted meetings between the administration, faculty and staff to discuss budget issues and transparency.
County citizens to vote on smoking ban
A Nov. 3 vote will decide if smoking will be banned in St. Louis County. For the first time in St.
Calm campus classrooms compromised by careless clods
I have a lot of respect for the faculty at Webster University. They are well educated on every subject matter they teach and are certainly experienced enough to teach college level courses.
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The Rep and Webster University Host Free Reading of the Laramie...
The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis and Webster University will co-host the St. Louis premiere reading of the epilogue to the acclaimed play The Laramie Project which, since its debut in 2000, has been one of the most performed plays in America.
Farmer Joel Salatin speaks at WU for freshman seminar
American farmer and author Joel Salatin autographed books after his lecture at Webster University's Grant Gym Monday, Oct.
GI Bill payment delays continue to plague schools
The trouble continues for veterans as the Post-9/11 GI Bill payments have been delayed even further.
Honors system leaves grads mad
If I were to graduate today, I would be considered magna cum laude at many universities, or at least cum laude at the more stringent St.
President Storble in her office inLoretto Hall on Oct. 6, 2009. Since Franklin Delano Roosevelt's legendary First 100 Days, presidents have been judged early on by their performance within their first few months in office.
Students present issues at Delegates' Agenda
Cristina Alfaro, a senior political science major from Costa Rica and president of the Latin American Student Organization, addresses problem to the panle of administrators during the Delegate's Agenda Thursday, Oct.
Roof repair will cost $1 million
The roof on the Sverdrup building is being replaced. Work is expected to continue until the end of the year.
The Journal wants to take a spin at this year's homecoming carnival
Fliers prominently featuring a carnival setting began surfacing around Webster University in the last weeks of September.
Webster holds second annual Folk Fest
Randi Whitaker , from St. Louis, and Audrey Simes , a sophomore dance major and autoharp player, perform on the Quad during the Get the Folk Up Festival Saturday, Oct.
WU alumna conducts walk to fight diabetes
A Webster University alumna, Stephanie Kiszczak, is taking action against diabetes by forming a team for the Step Out: Walk to Fight Diabetes.
Annual crime report shows drop in campus incidents
PHOTO ILLUSTRATION Crime on campus is down, but burglaries are still the biggest problem, report says.
Reminder: Joel Salatin at Webster Tonight
A reminder: Farmer Joel Salatin will speak at Webster University tonight at 7:30 p.m. Salatin heads Polyface , a Virginia farm whose "beyond-organic" practices have been featured in Michael Pollan's The Omnivore's Dilemma and the recent documentary Food, Inc.
Education Events A mainstay At AES 127th Convention
DMN Newswire--2009-10-5-- NEW YORK: An enduring commitment to education has earned Audio Engineering Conventions a reputation for being not just student friendly, but student indispensable.
'Company' play to show until Oct. 4 in Conservatory
The Webster University Conservatory of Theatre Arts is beginning its theater season with the musical drama "Company," which opened Sept.
Mastery of many languages necessary for modern world
Learning a new language is undoubtedly difficult. I know from personal experience.
Webster University will be on The CBS Evening News this Sunday
The CBS evening news will run an extensive story on Twitter Co-Founder Jack Dorsey during its national news on Sunday evening, Oct.
Webster receives stimulus funds
Webster University received more than $1.4 million in federal stimulus funds for the 2009-2010 academic year, allowing students to put more money back in their pockets and save on tuition.
New Business Bio: Southern New Hampshire Counseling Center
Type of business: Individual and group mental health counseling. Main location 60 Main St., Suite 210, Nashua.
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