[captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2013] now a preview of the 2014 elections with charlie cook. This is a little more than an hour and a half. Since this is the first one of these for the season, i thought maybe we would just sort of step back and sort of think about maybe how we ought to look towards 2014, and i think one way of thinking about it is a sports analogy. You know, whether its before a baseball or football or basketball or soccer or hockey season, you know, you kind of look forward to the season and youre not sure how each team is going to do, what the seasons going to be like. You dont really know for sure. And somewhat painfully, we know that the Washington Nationals were, according to sports illustrated, world series contenders this year and we . Re, you know, struggling to get up to. 500, we didnt you know, we overestimated a little bit how the season would be. Thats the way it is right now, i think, midway through an odd numbered year in terms of the n
Owen Douglas Smith, a senior in the Missouri Innovation Campus (MIC) program, was recently recognized as the University of Central Missouri’s Outstanding Design and Drafting Student Technology Student for 2023-24. A 2022 graduate of Lee’s Summit West High School, Smith will also receive his bachelor’s degree in design and drafting this May.
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Students in the nationally recognized Missouri Innovation Campus program recently achieved academic honors while participating in this rigorous, career-focused degree initiative.The one-of-a-kind program is made possible through a partnership includi
Students in the nationally recognized Missouri Innovation Campus program recently achieved academic honors while participating in this rigorous, career-focused degree initiative. The one-of-a-kind program is made possible through a partnership including the University of Central Missouri, Lee’s Summit R-7 School District, Metropolitan Community College and more than 70 business partners. The program prepares IT and engineering graduates for a successful career, decreases the cost of a college degree and reduces the time it takes to earn a bachelor’s degree while eliminating the skills gap and providing real-world learning experiences through three-year, year-round, paid internships.