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Lynne M. Palmer, age 50, of Knob Noster, died Tuesday, Sept. 17 at John Knox Village in Lee’s Summit, MO. She was born Sept. 29, 1962, in Charleston, SC, the… Read more »
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Fed official promotes $20M KC streetcar grant
(KANSAS CITY, Mo., AP) — U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx is touting a $20 million federal grant to help build a two-mile streetcar route through downtown Kansas City. Foxx made… Read more »
Syria agrees to UN chemical weapons investigation
By LEE KEATH and RYAN LUCAS (DAMASCUS, Syria, AP) — Syria agreed Sunday to a U.N. investigation into last week’s alleged chemical weapons attack outside Damascus — a deal a senior… Read more »
Chiefs announce shakeup in player engagement
(KANSAS CITY, Mo., AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs have restructured their player engagement department less than a year after one of their players was involved in a murder-suicide near… Read more »
New details in student contract
Story by ELLEN BECKER, Managing Editor— The university has released more details to the new student contract that will go into effect this fall. The “Learning to a Greater Degree… Read more »
UAVs: the way of the future
Story by ANDY LYONS, News Editor— Imagine drones flying around to inspect pipelines, manage crops and provide cell phone coverage during a natural disaster. During a presentation Wednesday in the… Read more »
Mollenkamp named distinguished professor
Every three years, the Meredith Harmon Sauer Distinguished Professor for Theatre and Dance is awarded to an “outstanding” candidate selected from a pool of applicants with specialization in theater and… Read more »
Jennies dedicate new sand volleyball court
Story by ANDREA LOPEZ, for The Muleskinner— During the morning hours of Saturday, April 27, the Jennies volleyball team dedicated the Robert G. “Bob” Russell Sand Volleyball Courts. The courts,… Read more »
Students bring early American tragedy to life
Story by ROB CURRY, Assistant News Editor— UCM’s Department of Theatre and Dance found a casting challenge in playwright Elmer Rice’s “Street Scene,” a play featuring 44 characters. The sprawling… Read more »
Student social equality group reborn
Story by SELBY FLYNN, for The Muleskinner— A past student organization is on its way to making a comeback. Students Advocating Gender Equality, is being revamped and started up once… Read more »
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