August 2014

Movers and Shakers: August

Barbara Garrett Garrett, a professor at William Woods University in Fulton, was recognized by Ingram’s magazine as one of 2014’s 50 Missourians You Should Know. Garrett is the program director and professor of the American Sign Language Studies and Interpreting Program, and her distinction references her work in elevating the quality of the program in […]

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Investing in Rental Properties

Landmark Bank answers your questions and relieves your hesitations about initial investment property expenses.  It’s important to diversify your investments, and as Jason Thornhill mentioned, purchasing an investment property can increase your income in addition to your day-to-day job if done correctly. The questions below discuss financial responsibilities in terms of the purchase of the

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Brady Commons

  When Brady Commons first opened its doors in 1963, the Missouri Alumnus newsletter reported that it “won quick approval of University students.” the brand-new building boasted innovations including color televisions, downstairs bowling alleys and a listening room in which students could play records. According to the same newsletter, it quickly became the site of

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Flirting and Fighting

(Flurt) To make playfully romantic or sexual overtures. (Fight) To engage in a quarrel; argue. The flirt Almost every relationship starts with flirting. It’s an enticing look or a soft touch. If the flirtation is from someone of interest, you get that special feeling in your stomach, goose bumps and the anticipation of what’s to

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A Closer Look: August

1. Critter Care of Columbia If your dogs ever need someone to look after them for a few days or even a few hours, consult Kathryn Cowell. Located at 2700 Lakeview Drive, Cowell’s homegrown business offers in-house dog sitting, walking, bathing and yard-scooping services for those in need. Prices for walking are $20 per walk

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