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Stories will open in a new window All material The Chart, 2002 |
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SNA blood drive receives good turnout By Nate Billings Staff Writer September 2001's blood drive had a record turnout with approximately 120 units of blood given. |
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By Jerry Manter Managing Editor For a handful of international students, finding a place to live will become a high priority come the end of the semester. |
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College approves new roofing projects By Allison Rosewicz Editor-in-Chief Missouri Southern will be raising the roof - literally. |
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American students make Southern their By Jerry Manter Managing Editor There's a little South American flavor roaming around the campus this semester. |
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College remembers former soccer coach By Allison Rosewicz Editor-in-Chief The death of a former soccer coach and alumnus leaves Missouri Southern and the community mourning. |
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By Jacob W. Brower Editor-in-Chief A Student Senate policy set this summer saw its short lifespan end Wednesday night. |
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Women's
b-ball heads By Tere Hogan Staff Writer Goodbye sounds too permanent, catch ya later is too corny, so the only appropriate word would be aloha. |
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Artificial
turf By Philip Martin Sports Editor After a 3-0 start, the Lions football team is now looking to fans for help for next season. |
