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Natya dance set to perform By Nate Billings Staff Writer As a supplement to the India semester, the Natya Dance Theatre is coming to Missouri Southern Friday. |
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Student becomes minister, TV celebrity By Philip Martin Sports Editor Everything is quiet, the lights go down, and the music starts blaring. The crowd is automatically whipped into a frenzy, not because it likes the person coming out, but because it can't stand him |
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Campus board looks for votes on movies By Jacob West Staff Writer Activities planned this semester by the Campus Activities Board provide a wide range of diversity to meet students interests. |
DJ gives up big-city radio for small town fun By Allison Rosewicz Editor-in-Chief He's rude, he's rowdy, he's "The Rat." |
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Percussionist gives college break from lectures By Josh Ray Diversions Editor A mixture of music including Indian reggae and jazz will be performed by Sandip Burman for the India Semester. |
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