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Lewis
and Clark in the Spotlight
MU
performers recently took to the stage at the University of Virginia
in Charlottesville to honor the bicentennial of the Lewis and
Clark expedition in song. Read
more


Science for a Better Life
MU researcher Randall Prather's
work with transgenic pigs, funded by a grant from the National
Institutes of Health, offers hope for an increase in the supply
of organs available for transplant. Read
more
MU Scientist Measures Speed of Gravity
For the first time, scientists have
measured the speed of gravity, one of the fundamental constants
of Albert Einstein's 1916 general theory of relativity.
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more
MU Researchers Explore Borderline Personality
Disorders
Could the use of a common prescription
drug be contributing to many women’s struggles with borderline
personality disorder? Read
more
Journalism Expands Program to Europe
The Missouri School of Journalism
and the European Journalism Academy at the University of Vienna
have announced a partnership that will bring Missouri and Central
European faculty and students together. Read
more
Getting to the "Root" of Drought
Tolerance
A newly founded research consortium
aims to improve drought tolerance in corn, soybeans and other
crops. Read
more
Junior Explorers
St. Louis youth recently participated
in Mizzou Magic Science Day, an annual event sponsored by Boeing,
the St. Louis Science Center and MU. The event gives middle
school students a chance to explore hands-on science.
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more
Feature Story: Speed of LIght
Science is changing fast. Collaborative
research in the fields of genomics, proteomics, nanotechnology
and bioinformatics could change, or even extend, your life.
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more


Happy 164 Years, Mizzou!
Alumni chapters across the nation
are preparing next month's celebration of the founding of Mizzou.
Find a celebration near
you. All alumni are invited to an on-campus
event on Feb. 6. Alumni can post their favorite Mizzou memories
on the Founders' Day memory/message
center.
Membership Matters
MUAA reminds members that renewal
time is here. Look for a dues-notice in the mail, or save time
and a stamp by renewing
online.
MUAA Announces Legislative Platform
As the state legislative session begins,
the association's Legislative Information Network has outlined
its goals and objectives for the coming year.
Trailblazin' Tigers
A Golden Globe Award for Chris
Cooper, a fourth book for William
Least Heat-Moon, national recognition for psychologist Catherine
DeSoto and a national post for school superintendent John
Lawrence — accomplishments that make Mizzou proud!


Head to the Hearnes on Feb. 2
Enjoy a special afternoon of Tiger
women's basketball at
2 p.m. on Feb. 2 for just $1. Read
more
Tiger Standouts
Inducted Into MU Hall of Fame
The 13th class of inductees
into the MU Intercollegiate Athletics Hall of Fame was enshrined
in Columbia recently. Honorees include former Tiger standouts
Ron Coleman (basketball), Chris Garlich (football), Erik McMillan
(football), Harry Smith (football coach) and Barb Wright (softball).
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Which of the following breakthroughs are attributable to university-based research?
A) Laser Eye Surgery
B) Bone Marrow Transplant
C) Genetic Testing
D) All of the above
Get the answer!

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