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Members of the Central Missouri Chapter of the Train Collectors Association displayed their personal collections of model and toy locomotives during a meetup Saturday at the Rock Quarry House in
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Faith Brown is a freshman psychology major at MU. She is an opinion columnist who writes about introspective takes on modern society for The Maneater.
Recently, MU created an event to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., which took place Jan. 26 via Zoom. From a cursory glance, it looked as though the university was headed in the right direction in its attempt to recognize Black history. In reality, that’s not the case.
Though MU did not include Dr. Martin Luther King’s doctorate title, at least it got the majority of his name correct as opposed to the all too familiar “Martin Luther” we usually see. Despite its success at giving MLK Jr. the right title, the celebration is just another classic strategy that nearly every institution uses: aiming to appease Black students with just one day honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
JEFFERSON CITY - Some mid-Missourians had plans to celebrate and attend Wednesday s inauguration in Washington D.C. This includes two members of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated (AKA) in Missouri.
Lincoln University president Jerald Woolfolk is a proud member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. (AKA). This is the same sorority Vice President-elect Kamala Harris is a member of. My original plans were to attend the inauguration. It s a historic moment in our country s history, Woolfolk said.
Woolfolk said her and her sorors across the nation stay in contact and had the same idea to attend President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris inauguration.