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Student of the Week: Kaitlyn Schumacher
Winner of the Panhellenic Scholar of the Month Award In October, sophmore Kaitlyn Schumacher was nominated for the Panhellenic Scholar of the Month Award by academic chair members of her sorority, Delta Zeta- Xi Phi Chapter. Accumulating a total of 79 study hours in six weeks, Schumacher earned more study hours than any other active member in her sorority. Grades are also an important nomination criterion. Schumacher’s cumulative G.P.A. is more than 3.5, making her more than qualified … Read entire article »
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Recipe: Mexican frittata
This dish will last all week and tastes just as good warmed up as it does right out of the oven Ingredients 8 flour tortillas (for variety, try using jalapeño cheddar tortillas) 8 slices Colby Jack cheese 8 ounces shredded Mexican cheese blend 1 can black beans, drained and rinsed 1 can whole kernel golden corn, drained 1 can diced tomatoes with Mexican spices 1 bag frozen bell peppers and onions 1 pound ground turkey or beef (optional) 1 8-ounce carton egg beaters, or eight eggs … Read entire article »
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Tattoo of the Week: Family is forever
Freshman pre-nursing major Leslee Slinger has experienced much hardship in her 18 years. In just a few years, Slinger lost her father, mother and brother to cancer. Her tattoo a cancer ribbon with three butterflies on her left side. “Each [butterfly] represents a family member that died of cancer,” Slinger said. “It’s hard not being able to talk to them, see them, or to have them there to support you,” Slinger added. “We were really close. Luckily, it made … Read entire article »
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Save the date
Monday, Dec. 6 Law exams begin. Immigration Reform: Speak your mind on Arizona SB1070 Immigration Law, sponsored by the Activity and Program Council. The event will be held at the Student Government Association (SGA) Chamber in the Student Union 5-9 p.m. Contact Everett Reed at elrq35@umkc.edu for questions and further information. Dollar Sushi: Get your brain food fix before finals at Friends Sushi and Bento Place. Every Monday 5-9 p.m. get $1 sushi and $3.99 rolls along with other great deals. Just head to 1808 West 39th St. Conservatory Jazz Bands: Catch the Concert Jazz Band, directed by Bobby Watson, and the 11 O’Clock Jazz Band, directed by Dan Thomas, today starting 7:30 p.m. at White Recital Hall in the Performing Arts Center. Tickets are free for students, faculty and staff. Reserve yours by … Read entire article »
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Weird News
Elderly man hits officer with cane According to authorities, an 84-year-old man allegedly hit a deputy in the stomach with his cane. Bay County Sherriff’s deputies were called to Calloway Clinic on Nov. 24 because the man was yelling and cursing at an office manager. According to the Associated Press, police reports state the office manager asked authorities to remove the man from the clinic. Once the man was outside, his irate behavior increased. The deputy then warned the … Read entire article »
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Ask the Cook: Eating healthy for finals week
Food may be at the bottom of your to-do list during finals week, and that’s understandable. Especially in December when finals and holidays are in full swing, it’s impossible to stay nourished, right? Think again. Give yourself the best chance of success academically, mentally and physically with just a little extra planning. Fifteen minutes and a trip to the grocery store will go a long way toward keeping you healthy, relaxed, successful and sane. Start with breakfast. Oatmeal or hot cereal, variations on PB&J or egg sandwiches, even toast and your favorite yogurt are great options. The main idea is to get your day started with high quality protein and a little sugar to wake yourself up. If you need caffeine, start with one cup, give yourself a half hour, and then ask yourself if you … Read entire article »
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The right In-gre-di-ent
Ingredient doesn’t disappoint. The interior consists of a sleek, modern atmosphere, and dares to present an exciting difference: Fresh ingredients. The chicken noodle soup was creamy and the sandwich filling. In every bite right down to the last one, I could taste the bacon, chicken and every other delicious ingredient that the sandwich I ordered consisted of. The soup was the perfect pairing, too. Alongside the potato chips, the three dishes came together for a perfect midday meal. The … Read entire article »
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Terence Berger: College experience
A live comedy show is an incredibly interesting spectacle. Each performance has its own peaks and valleys. While any comedian has the potential to bomb, the ability to recover separates a good comedian from a bad one. On Nov. 29, Terence Berger and two other comedians took the stage at the Student Union and brought the house down. Berger began his routine by joking that it didn’t matter if anyone laughed at his jokes or not because he … Read entire article »
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UMKC women’s basketball looses to EMU
The Women’s Basketball game between the UMKC Roos and the Eastern Michigan University (EMU) Eagles carried intensity with EMU taking the win 64-58. The Roos started out quite strongly with senior Sam Sikkink sinking a trio of threes early in the first quarter. But the Eagles’ offense stormed back, creating a deficit that UMKC could not equalize. The player leading the Roos was freshman Ashli Hill. She came out on top with 11 points and four blocks … Read entire article »
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Player of the Week: Shanna Colbern
Junior UMKC Dance Team Captain Shanna Colbern is a natural pick for player of the week. Colbern is a dance major in the Conservatory who teaches dance. “I currently work at Steppin’ Out, which is a dance studio in Lee’s Summit, Mo.,” Colbern said. “I am a dance teacher and work four nights a week. I teach ballet, jazz, contemporary and lyrical. I also have a second job at California Pizza Kitchen as a hostess … Read entire article »
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