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Stories will open in a new window All material The Chart, 2002 |
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Le n introduces Regents to problems in state budget structure By Allison Rosewicz Editor-in-Chief It wasn't exactly a happy meeting for the Board of Regents Sept. 18. |
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Enrollment figures receive positive reactions By Allison Rosewicz Editor-in-Chief The statistics are in, and Missouri Southern's doing better than expected. |
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Colleges, universities meet at Trustee's Forum to make 'investment on our future' By Jerry Manter Managing Editor Representatives from all corners of Missouri Southern represented the campus last week at the Missouri Public College and University Trustee Forum in Jefferson City |
 Program encourages young readers By Jacob W. Brower Associate Editor Area kindergarten through third grade students are getting hands-on help with their reading because of Missouri Southern's America Reads program. |
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By Allison Rosewicz Editor-in-Chief Missouri Southern's newspaper, The Chart, received one of the most prestigious awards possible in collegiate journalism. |
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Senators amend money guidelines By Jacob W. Brower Editor-in-Chief Procedures for the Student Senate allocation of funds have been changed this year, Andrew McGowan, treasurer, announced at the body's first meeting Sept. 18. |
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By Jacob W. Brower Associate Editor A Missouri Southern professor is on a mission to put geography back on the map. |
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Student receives national ODK leadership award By Allison Rosewicz Editor-in-Chief No one is too busy to accept a national award. |
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By Allison Rosewicz Editor-in-Chief Once again, Missouri Southern has the opportunity to experience another culture. |
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Planned Parenthood posters taken down By Jerry Manter Managing Editor A series of Planned Parenthood posters have been taken down, possibly by people opposing the organization's message.
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