Meghan Ledden
More than 100 volunteers came to paint the halls of Mark Twain Elementary last Saturday for the Murals for Minds philanthropy project sponsored by the Student Government Association. Missouri Western students and other volunteers in the community helped create a brightly colored environment for the students and faculty of Mark Twain. The doors opened at ...
Lisa Crawford
After a close race, Harold Callaway and Jennifer Kohler were elected the 2008 Student Government Association president and vice-president. Callaway and Kohler beat their opponents Luke Herrington and Emily Feger in the SGA elections held Nov. 14-15 by 83 votes. They will replace the current SGA President Natalie Bailey and current SGA Vice-President Herrington. This ...
Emily Gummelt
Western’s Greek organizations are sponsoring a raffle to raise money for a 13-year-old boy’s life-saving double-lung transplant. 13-year-old Dekoda Neill was diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis when he was born. Doctors at St. Louis Children’s Mercy Hospital in Missouri recommended this lung transplant which would save his life. An estimated $65,000 is currently being raised by ...
Margaret Slayton
“All in the Timing†by David Ives was performed on Nov. 8, 9 and 10 at the Potter Hall Black Box Theatre. There were a series of six-one act plays each night directed by 15 student directors and about 23 student actors. There were nine different plays shown from the book during the three nights. ...
Emily Gummelt
Is it the end for Alpha Sigma Phi? For now, maybe. One of Western’s fraternities on campus, Alpha Sigma Phi, has announced it’s inactive status, which will begin next semester. Student Engagement Director Don Willis said the fraternity is not in trouble, but they just don’t have the time to keep going. “I know that ...