By the Numbers: September
There’s certainly a lot of spirit surrounding athletics in Columbia. Here’s a look at the local and statewide scene of sports and recreation, from employment and local rec leagues all the way to the Olympics.
August 2014
Gabe DeArmond, PowerMizzou.com
Gabe DeArmond, publisher, powermizzou.com How did your association with powermizzou.com come to pass? How has it grown during your tenure? Jon Kirby, who was in charge of running both the Mizzou and the Kansas sites for Rivals.com, hired me in the summer of 2003. I started out as a staff writer, covering football, basketball and
Clothing Rules
Do you ever feel old, or just think you’re getting older when you look around and see the way some younger girls dress? Well, I don’t think it has anything to do with our age! Kids in general are dressing older sooner, and with that comes lifestyle choices. I don’t know about you, but I’m
Cake
The issue of endless options in event planning is, well, endless. There are so many different topics I could focus on, so rather than try to touch several lightly, I am going to focus on one – cake. I don’t think I’m that old, however, I clearly remember going to birthday parties as a child,
Cake, shaving and other tough decisions
The fact that I manage to get dressed every day is no simple feat (and yes, I am counting the days that I take my pajamas off, shower and put a clean pair of pajamas on). It really should be recognized and rewarded (there are lamer awards out there). Why you ask? Because of the
Fear.
Fear. It doesn’t take most of us to reach adulthood before we have developed a fear of something: spiders, snakes, flying, pubic speaking, failure, being alone, water, fire, loud noises, dogs, elevators, closed spaces, etc. Fear is a completely normal response to dangerous situations. However when its irrational and keeps you from enjoying life, its
Tina Ehrhardt and Leslie Willey, Stephens College
Tell us about your Master of Strategic Leadership program. What is the concept behind it? Ehrhardt: The MSL is a graduate business degree focused on core business areas such as strategic management or leadership communication and empowers current and future leaders. The MSL helps student tap into the theories, concepts and practices that make effective
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Briefly in the News: August
New MU amphitheater The University of Missouri and the Mizzou Alumni Association announced on Monday plans to construct an outdoor amphitheater at the center of the university’s campus. Construction will begin on Traditions Plaza this summer, and the university expects the project will be finished by fall 2014, in time to commemorate the university’s 175th
The Apprentice
Although higher education is the lifeblood of Columbia’s economy, the city is also fueled by a workforce that found success on a less traveled path.