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Citizens Police Review Board complaint hits dead end

Kelsey Maffett • April 5, 2011

The departure of one Columbia Police Department officer has put a stop to a local resident's appeal of excessive force before the Citizens Police Review Board. Officer Chris Hessenflow, the subject of...

On Campus, Around the Nation (4/4/2011)

Lauren Bale • April 5, 2011

**Snooki paid more than Pulitzer Prize winner to speak at Rutgers** RUTGERS UNIVERSITY — Students got a glimpse of life inside Jersey Shore star Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi's studio last night during her...

City Council focuses on SWAT, parking garage debate

Nichole Ballard • April 5, 2011

In the last City Council meeting for First Ward Councilman Paul Sturtz and Fifth Ward Councilwoman Laura Nauser, Mayor Bob McDavid questioned the confidence the city has placed in Walker Parking Consultants...

Sophomore finds her forte in fashion

Christine Cauthen • April 5, 2011

Most college students struggle to find time to study for all of their classes, but MU sophomore Kiarah Moore has found time to create their own fashion line. "I've always had a love for fashion," Moore...

Police blotter (4/5/2011)

Tony Puricelli • April 5, 2011

**1. Fight leads to assault, resisting arrest charges** Dwessie Hightower, 20, was arrested on suspicion of third-degree domestic assault, second-degree property damage and resisting arrest after an incident...

Alternative Spring Break fosters friendships, service

Marie Mandelberg • April 5, 2011

Mizzou Alternative Spring Break sent more than 190 students to 17 different locations around the country this spring break to work on service projects, ASB Treasurer Cole Donelson said. ASB traveled to...

Footprint trail leads police to snow-covered suspect

Sally French • April 5, 2011

A trail of footprints in the snow led police officers to a Columbia man who was arrested in connection to a burglary. Columbia Police Department officers were dispatched to 3607 Topanga Drive at 5:18...

Mizzou New Play Series presents 21 plays in 5 days

Teresa Klassen • April 5, 2011

The Missouri Playwrights Workshop is putting on 21 plays in 5 days. It’s part of the annual Mizzou New Play Series, which allows students to write and direct original plays. The lineup this year consists...

Man arrested for unwanted sexual advances

Sally French • April 5, 2011

Police arrested a suspect in multiple incidents of sexual misconduct after he crashed his car and attempted to leave the scene, a Columbia Police Department news release stated. Police located the suspect,...

Three professors receive $10,000 surprise

Teddy Nykiel • April 5, 2011

Chancellor Brady Deaton tapped professor Mike McKean on the shoulder Monday morning in the middle of his 10 a.m. capstone class with a pleasant surprise. Deaton and Commerce Bank Chairman Jim Schatz surprised...

Missouri House approves budget

Allison Prang • April 5, 2011

The Missouri House of Representatives passed all 13 bills pertaining to budget appropriations, including House Bill 3 dealing with funds to go toward higher education. HB 3 was passed by a 141-19 margin. HB...

Clinton Global Initiative University hosts Sustain Mizzou

Liz Stratman • April 5, 2011

Sustain Mizzou executive board members attended the Clinton Global Initiative University 2011, a program meant to bring together leaders on college campuses worldwide, on April 1 through April 3 in San...