
Vanina Dimitrova
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2 weeks ago |
columbiamissourian.com | Michael Baniewicz |Vanina Dimitrova
As cricket bats swung, tennis balls flew in every direction Sunday as local cricket league CoMo Cubs held its first youth cricket tournament on Columbia's newest cricket grounds. The grounds were made by the city's Parks and Recreation Department. Mayukh Gosh is one of the co-organizers for the cricket tournament, which started because he and other fathers wanted to share their love of the sport with the next generation. Gosh started playing the sport while growing up in India.
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2 weeks ago |
columbiamissourian.com | Yong Li Xuan |Jack Calvert |Vanina Dimitrova |Michael Baniewicz
By Yong Li Xuan/Missourian,Jack Calvert/Missourian,Vanina Dimitrova/Missourian,Michael Baniewicz/Missourian,Li Xuan Yong,Vanina Dimitrova University of Missouri graduation weekend fell upon Columbia once again, the streets filling with friends and family to celebrate their graduates. The celebrations began in Jesse Auditorium, as 221 graduates walked across the stage to complete their degrees with the Honors College.
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3 weeks ago |
columbiamissourian.com | Taylor Perkins |Michael Baniewicz |Vanina Dimitrova
By Taylor Perkins/Missourian,Taylor Perkins,Michael Baniewicz,Vanina Dimitrova Local Motion, with the sponsorship of Bank of Missouri, hosted a free event Tuesday where people could have their bike or wheelchair detailed while they enjoy a cold beverage at Logboat Brewing Co."We will clean anything that rolls," said Mike Burden, CEO of Local Motion.
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4 weeks ago |
columbiamissourian.com | Michael Baniewicz |Alex Buchanan |Vanina Dimitrova
Everything came full circle for graduating seniors from the University of Missouri on Wednesday as they ran through the MU Columns just as they did four years ago during Tiger Walk. However, this year instead of running toward Jesse Hall, the graduates ran from Jesse Hall. The Senior Sendoff tradition symbolizes the graduates going out into the world after completing their studies.
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1 month ago |
columbiamissourian.com | Sophia Scheller |Caroline Larson |Alex Buchanan |Vanina Dimitrova
By Sophia Scheller/Missourian,Caroline Larson,Alex Buchanan,Vanina Dimitrova Hundreds of people shuffled into Jesse Auditorium on Friday to hear Min Jin Lee speak at the Unbound Book Festival. She is the author of "Free Food for Millionaires" and "Pachinko."Lee came to the United States when she was 7 years old. During her keynote address Lee mentioned current tensions between the Trump administration and migrant communities.
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