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Television
Station Turns 50
On
Dec. 21, 1953, KOMU-TV became the first television station to broadcast
a signal in mid-Missouri. Fifty years later, the station continues
to be a pioneer in television and a renowned training ground for
journalists. Read
more


One-of-a-Kind Senior Care
Rosemary Porter, dean of the
Sinclair School of Nursing, performed the dedication ceremony
at TigerPlace Dec. 17. When it opens in May, the model facility
will enable residents to “age in place” even as their
health care increases, a new concept that MU researchers hope
will improve the nursing home industry. Read
more
First Life Sciences Center Director Appointed
Following an extensive national
search, Michael Roberts, professor and National Academy of Sciences
member, has been chosen to direct the new Life Sciences Center
at MU. Read
more
Grooming Tomorrow’s Entrepreneurs
Products developed and marketed by MU
students could make their way onto store shelves, thanks to an
innovative program run by the colleges of business and engineering.
Read more
Say Goodbye to Frostbite
Assistant Professor Hongbin Ma
is perfecting the design of a revolutionary glove that uses heat
from the upper arms to keep fingers warm in the most frigid conditions.
Read
more
Slashing Fuel Consumption
Researcher Galen Suppes has determined
that the development of a plug-in fuel cell hybrid vehicle could
cut gasoline consumption in the U.S. by 50 percent. Read
more
Parents Can Show Preferential Treatment
For years, experts have suggested
that parents treat children equally to ensure good outcomes. Amanda
Kowal’s research in this area is working against the grain.
Read
more
New Mascot Mules
The College of Veterinary Medicine has
tapped mules Tim and Terry as successors to the retired team of
Jill and Shirley. Read
more


Tiger Pride Points
MU Alumni Association President Debbie
Snellen shares her top 10 reasons for supporting Mizzou. Read
more
Scholarship Applications Due
The MU Alumni Association, together
with its affiliated alumni chapters and organizations, will award
more than $150,000 in scholarships to students attending MU in
the fall. The application deadline is Feb. 2.
A Birthday Party for Mizzou!
Alumni chapters across the nation are
preparing for next month’s celebration of the founding of
Mizzou. Find
a celebration near you. All alumni are invited to an event
from 4:30 to 6 p.m. on Feb. 12 on campus. Get
party information.
Tigers Romp in St. Louis
Join alumni, friends, fans, University
of Missouri System President Elson Floyd and Mizzou Head Football
Coach Gary Pinkel at the first Tiger Romp Feb. 28 in St. Louis.
Proceeds from the event, which includes dinner and dancing, will
benefit the Tiger Scholarship Fund and the St. Louis MUAA chapter
scholarship program.
Panda Express Is Alumni Brainchild
Panda Express founders Peggy and Andrew
Cherng started small with one restaurant in Pasadena, Calif.,
and became huge, with the country’s largest chain of Chinese
restaurants. Read
more


Cooperation With NCAA Continues
MU and its athletic department continue
to cooperate in the NCAA investigation of the men’s basketball
program. A timetable for announcing the findings has not been
set, but it is anticipated that the process will continue for
the next several months. Read
Athletic Director Mike Alden’s column about the investigation.
2004 Gymnastics
Outlook
Focused on lofty goals,
the gymnastics team is set to make 2004 a season to remember.
Read more
Beyond the Mat
With 100 wins under his
belt and a staring role in MU’s latest television commercial,
senior Kenny Burleson anchors a wrestling team that has worked
its way near the top of the national rankings. Read
more and view commercial.


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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