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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — A former student at Missouri State University in Springfield has won a legal settlement after she was formally punished for refusing to
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There was something for everyone Oct. 27–28 at the University of Mobile (UM) as current students, alumni, faculty and staff and their families and friends
A lack of bureaucracy made churches “the true first responders” when Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast last year, a new survey found, but a
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