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Tennessee Williams’ Historic Letters Unveiled
A new book by MU professor Albert Devlin
incorporates historic letters and narratives from Tennessee Williams’
life to reveal the artist’s juggling act between creative
talent and depression. Williams’ famous works include A
Streetcar Named Desire and Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. Read
more


MU Boasts State's Top
Public University Graduation Rate
Due to strong academic support, specialized
orientation programs and positive learning environments, MU’s
graduation rate currently ranks first among the state’s
public institutions, with 67 percent of students graduating within
six years. Read
more
Cancer Patients Benefit From Web
Sites
By analyzing online discussion
boards and examining life stories, journalism professor Shelly
Rodgers found that over half of breast cancer patients who participated
in her study benefited from visiting health Web sites and were
more optimistic about their health condition. Read
more
State Farm Gift Enhances
Finance, Economics Programs
Thanks to a $90,000 gift from
State Farm Insurance, MU’s College of Human Environmental
Sciences and College of Arts and Science can update resources
for students, including the purchasing of video equipment, furniture
and computers. Read
more
Research Could Lead to Answers About SIDS
Associate Professor Jeffrey Potts
found that movement of limb muscles directly affects breathing
patterns and abnormalities commonly associated with sleep apnea
and SIDS. This research could lead to a better understanding of
these diseases and possible cures. Read
more
Professor Earns Major Composer Award
Stefan Freund, a faculty member in the
School of Music, has won a distinguished national award for his
original music composition “Screams and Grooves.” Read
more


True Romance Makes a Mizzou Match
More than 14 percent of all MU
graduates marry a fellow Tiger. That’s
why the MU Alumni Association recently launched Mizzou Match,
a program celebrating dual-grad households. Whether you met your
Tiger on campus or fell in love after graduation, the
association invites you to register for this free member service.
Two For U Makes the Most of Membership
The MU Alumni Association now offers
a two-year program aimed at maximizing association membership.
New and returning members are automatically enrolled in Two for
U, which educates alumni on association programs and services
and rewards them with extras. Not an MUAA member? Join
today and start getting your Two for U perks.
Beat KU Week Highlights
Rivalry and Sportsmanship
The Alumni Association Student Board
(AASB) hosted a week-long series of spirited events leading up
to the March 6 men’s basketball
win over Kansas. See
campus events.
MU Graduate Accessorizes the Stars
Jennifer Ouellette has her claim to
fame in more than one way. Not only is she a 1994 graduate of
MU’s Department of Textile and Apparel Management, Ouellette
also adorns the likes of Sarah Jessica Parker and Gwen Stefani.
Read more about her one-of-a-kind
handbags, hats and hair accessories.


Ultimate Braggin’
Rights Alumni Matchup
Join the Tigers for an alumni match-up
against the University of Illinois April 1 at the Savvis Center
in St. Louis. Mizzou greats Norm Stewart, Derrick Chievous, Doug
Smith, Javon Crudup, Kelly Thames, Steve Stipanovich and others
will face off against an all-star Illinois alumni squad, including
Lou Henson. Read
more
Tiger Football
Signs 23 New Recruits in 2005 Class
Ranked 33rd in the nation
in terms of average rank per athlete by Rivals.com, MU’s
newest class of football recruits includes 23 outstanding students
from across Missouri and the nation. Read
more
MU Baseball Sets
a Higher Standard
Making back-to-back appearances
at the NCAA tournament in the past two years, the MU baseball
team is ready to tackle another season and earn a third trip in
2005. Read
more
McKinney Named
to Academic All Big 12 Team
Junior guard Jimmy McKinney
joined 11 other Big 12 basketball stars on the Academic All Big
12 Team first team squad. Read
more

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 Forever
Friends
As
students begin their lives as independent adults, the joys, challenges
and fun they encounter in college are the perfect ingredients
for deep bonds . . . @Mizzou readers share stories of lasting
friendships made at MU. Read
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College
Life Longings
From eating pizzas at Shakespeare’s
to cheering from the student section at football and basketball
games to moonlit walks around the Columns . . . Tell
@Mizzou what you missed most about college after graduation!

Unlocking the Secrets to Better Pork
David
Newman knows the secret to higher quality pork: Pigs need more
rest. The graduate student in animal sciences discovered this
during an international internship. Read
more

Congratulations
to Johnnie Steuber, BS PA ’76, Jesse
Stiefel, BS ’03, Kendall Rogers,
BS IS ’73, and Katharine Certain, BJ ’04.
They found Truman the Tiger’s tail in last month’s
technology for seniors story. When you find Truman’s missing
tail in this
issue of @Mizzou, click on it and submit your name and address.
We will select four winners at random from entries received on
or before March 23. This month’s gift is an “I Earned
My Stripes at Mizzou” T-shirt.

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you know membership
in the MU Alumni Association covers more than just the services
and programs of the national organization? MUAA dues also include
membership in your school/college
alumni organization and membership in your local
alumni chapter (where available). As a bonus, membership in
MUAA registers you with qualifying alumni affinity
organizations, such as Marching Mizzou Alumni and Varsity
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