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NW administration introduces new roundtable for students to address campus issues
Northwest President Lance Tatum held his first-monthly "Tuesday With Tatum” student forum Oct. 6. The inaugural meeting focused on addressing student concerns over infrastructure and dining. Tatum said he wanted to ease students’ worries about recent construction taking place across campus. He said while the situation was certainly not ideal, students can rest assured knowing the restoration was necessary in order to improve quality of life around campus.
Business organization receives $2,000 from Student Senate to attend conference
Students from Future Business Leaders of America requested funding for an upcoming convention at the Senate meeting Sept. 29. The FBLA National Fall Leadership Conference takes place Nov. 5-7 in Washington D.C. The focus is on providing the next generation of students with an experience to strengthen skills, acquire further knowledge and build strong connections in their field.
President Lance Tatum speaks on finalized strategic plan, shares goals for student involvement
Northwest’s new strategic plan is complete and University President Lance Tatum is ready to get the ball rolling. The main focus of Excellence: The Northwest Way is on keeping students around and engaged. Tatum said getting students to Northwest is only a small part of their time in college. He said retention throughout the entirety of a student’s degree is highly based on the student’s academic advancement.
Mozingo Lake Recreation Park director speaks out about wildlife safety after July Fourth boating incident
Mozingo Lake Recreation Park is a place where individuals come to celebrate, eat, spend time outdoors and laugh;. however, this year’s Fourth of July festivities were spoiled due to a boater’s attempts to run over geese. During the busy hours on the lake, an unidentified boat captain chose to commandeer his boat through a flock of geese. A TikTok video posted from danie_does_tiktok’s account caught the actions on camera, and it quickly went viral in the area.
DonaldTrump says US will ‘beat the f****** s***’ out of Iran after surprise missile attack
President Trump vowed Wednesday to “beat the f****** s*** out of” Iran in response to a surprise missile attack by the Islamic Republic targeting US troops stationed in Jordan. “We’ll be hitting them hard,” Trump told Fox News chief foreign affairs correspondent Trey Yingst in a brief interview early Wednesday.
From “C*cks Not Glocks” to Gun-Control Bills: Talarico’s Dildo Brigade Invades Austin
Should have kept this in the holster. Democratic Texas Senate hopeful James Talarico tapped the former leader of a protest movement called “C–ks Not Glocks” at the University of Texas at Austin to be his legislative aide, a job that included drafting gun control legislation. Ana Lopez helped Talarico craft three major firearm restriction bills that he rolled out in the state legislature in 2019, all of which failed to pass.
Anti-Trump Incumbent Republican Senator Bill Cassidy Loses Bigly in Louisiana
% of readers think this story is Fact. Add your two cents. More than five years after voting to convict President Trump in his impeachment trial, the Louisiana Republican senator has lost in his GOP primary. In a Truth Social post, Trump reacted, saying “his disloyalty to the man who got him elected is now a part of legend, and it’s nice to see that his political career is OVER!” Trump-backed Rep.
New Mozingo bar and grill looks to offer unique experience to Maryville residents
Mozingo Lake Recreation Park was served by William Coy’s Farm to Table Restaurant for six years before its closing in December 2024. However, as of April 2, a new eatery has taken its place. Lake Tavern 75 is the new bar and grill connected to the clubhouse at Mozingo. The restaurant is focused on providing customers with high-quality food and service. Mike Howard, who co-owns the business with his wife Kim Howard, said their ties to the area were huge in opening this restaurant.
New Mozingo bar and grill looks to offer unique experience to Maryville residents
Mozingo Lake Recreation Park was served by William Coy’s Farm to Table Restaurant for six years before its closing in December 2024. However, as of April 2, a new eatery has taken its place. Lake Tavern 75 is the new bar and grill connected to the clubhouse at Mozingo. The restaurant is focused on providing customers with high-quality food and service. Mike Howard, who co-owns the business with his wife Kim Howard, said their ties to the area were huge in opening this restaurant.
New automobile collision center opens in Maryville, owner talks improving local economy
Maryville, over the past half-decade, has seen numerous new local businesses pop up. From restaurants to clothing boutiques to coffee shops, a new body shop looks to make its mark. Hensley Collision Center, located on the east side of U.S. Route 71 on Stoll’s County Lane, looks to provide the town with a service it believes has gone overlooked in Nodaway County.
Northwest Faculty forms local band, professor talks foundation of group
A band of Northwest faculty — all with Maryville, Missouri, origins — has gained local notoriety through their emphatic live performances. Crazy Professor Hair was founded by Northwest Adjunct for the School of Fine and Performing Arts Patrick Immel, who also plays guitar. The band sets itself apart from other local musical acts because it’s made up almost entirely of current and former Northwest employees.
Pounding Iran | Opinion - Conservative | Before It's News
% of readers think this story is Fact. Add your two cents. The president has been talking about the potentials of a deal, but the campaign continues unabated. Israel Hayom: the operational plan is continuing at full force with no change whatsoever…. The focus of overnight activity: a broad wave of strikes in the heart of Tehran against Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps command centers and ballistic missile infrastructure, which significantly disrupted Iran’s coordination and launch capabilities.
Celebrity award shows are ploys to distract the masses
With the Grammy Awards and Golden Globes taking place recently, it’s become evidently clear that celebrity award shows have devolved to bottom of the barrel TV mush that keeps everyday people distracted from real-world issues. Award shows are meant to highlight excellence in one’s craft, whether that be music, movies and television, or just about anything at this point. The market has become so oversaturated that it’s hard to tell which awards have meaning and which awards are simply paperweights.
Bessent trashes Canadas PM as Trump bemoans China completely taking over US neighbor
WASHINGTON Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent trashed Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney for cutting a deal with China on electric vehicles, warning the US neighbor of penalties if it lets Beijing dump goods in America. President Trump initially downplayed the move, telling reporters, If you can get a deal with China, he should do that. Then, on Saturday, Trump threatened to slap 100% tariffs on Canada in response.
Ministry Center hosts Christmas rummage sale to fundraise for food pantry needs
The Ministry Center Food Pantry and Clothing Room in Maryville oversaw its first-ever Christmas in November Holiday Rummage Sale in hopes of raising money for its food pantry’s needs Nov. 15. With SNAP restrictions rolling in on the first of the month, families burdened with low incomes were forced to find another option to put food on the table. An option they have are local food pantries, which directly provide clothing, food and hygiene products to people in need.
Home Instead expands its senior care services to Maryville and surrounding counties
Maryville has welcomed a branch of Home Instead — an in-home care business — to the community to provide a different type of senior care. The international company provides high-quality in-home care focused on independence and comfort. Founded in 1997, Home Instead prioritizes providing exceptional service to elders who do not want or are unable to leave their homes, but still want to live comfortably.
Donald Trump set to receive $622 million ‘flying palace’ from Qatar to use as Air Force One: report
President Trump is set to receive a “flying palace” Boeing 747-8 jumbo jet from Qatar’s royal family, which he will use as Air Force One, according to a report. Trump, 78, intends to use the aircraft — called the most luxurious private jet in the world — as an interim presidential jet while Boeing completes the next generation Air Force One fleet following years of frustrating delays and cost-overruns.
AFR.net - Quena Gonzalez, Ryan King, Josh Hawley, Travis Weber, Chris Smith
Share Episode Show Notes On today's program: Quena Gonzalez, FRC’s Senior Director of Government Affairs, shares highlights from the Defund Big Abortion lobbying day held on Capitol Hill, as well as President Trump's decision to pause taxpayer dollars for Planned Parenthood. Ryan King, Reporter for the New York Post, offers insight into the House and Senate Intelligence Committee hearings on global threats.
Quena Gonzalez, Ryan King, Josh Hawley, Travis Weber, Chris Smith
On today's program: Quena Gonzalez, FRC’s Senior Director of Government Affairs, shares highlights from the Defund Big Abortion lobbying day held on Capitol Hill, as well as President Trump's decision to pause taxpayer dollars for Planned Parenthood. Ryan King, Reporter for the New York Post, offers insight into the House and Senate Intelligence Committee hearings on global threats.
Trump’s Message to Canada: Play Stupid Games, Win Devastating Tariffs
President Trump ordered an additional 25% tariff on Canadian steel and aluminum imports Tuesday in response to Ontario charging Americans in parts of three border states 25% more for electricity. The tariff will go into effect Wednesday morning, and bring the total US levy on Canadian steel and aluminum to 50%. Trump also demanded that Canada eliminate its 250% to 390% tariff on American dairy products.
Mexico president makes deal with Trump to pause tariffs for a month, put 10K troops on border
Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum claimed Monday that she reached a deal with President Trump to halt the imposition of 25% tariffs for one month in exchange for concessions on the border. Sheinbaum said Mexico agreed to reinforce the US-Mexico border with 10,000 personnel from Mexico’s national guard to help crack down on fentanyl dissemination into the US. Sheinbaum and Trump held a call Monday morning.
Elon Musk rages at ‘deep state puppet’ Sen. Young, then does U-turn after phone call: ‘Will be a great ally’
Billionaire tech magnate Elon Musk made an abrupt U-turn and lauded Sen. Todd Young as a “great ally” hours after initially accusing him of being a “deep state puppet” on Sunday. Musk, 53, had seemingly erupted against Young (R-Ind.), 52, over his tough questioning of director of national intelligence nominee Tulsi Gabbard during her confirmation hearing last week.
House Passes Laken Riley Act Despite 159 Democrats Voting Against It
Townhall: The House has voted to pass the Laken Riley Act, a critical piece of immigration law inspired by the tragic murder of Laken Riley, a 22-year-old nursing student who was murdered by an illegal immigrant in Georgia. The vote came on Tuesday, with 216 Republicans voting in favor of the measure and 48 Democrats supporting it. The only opposition came from 159 Democrats who voted against the bill.
Expert: New Lawless Biden Water Heater BAN Will Drive Up Energy Prices for The Poor, Seniors
Home»Economy»Expert: New Lawless Biden Water Heater BAN Will Drive Up Energy Prices for The Poor, Seniors A demented crackpot is waging war against the American people in his final days. Related: In a significant regulatory shift that took place quietly the day after Christmas, the Biden administration finalized new climate rules targeting natural gas-powered instantaneous water heaters.
It turns out airplane walls are really thin — and they're hollow
In This Story Believe it or not, commercial planes aren’t designed to collide with anything except adorably aloof birds at both 575 miles per hour while soaring through the sky (or 20 mph taxiing around an airport.) A panini of fiberglass cabin interior wall, assembly plant air and thin sheet aluminum is the only thing shielding passengers from the elements when they buckle into a seat. I promise you, it couldn’t be safer.
NASA is done with the Boeing Starliner — for now
In This Story The ramifications of the problematic Boeing Crew Test Flight are becoming clear a month after the Starliner returned to Earth empty. NASA announced on Tuesday that its 2025 Commercial Crew Program missions will exclusively use SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft. With the Boeing Starliner unavailable for the foreseeable future, NASA also conceded that it will rely on Russia’s Soyuz spacecraft.
Delta had to ditch meals on hundreds of flights because of a listeria outbreak
Delta had to ditch meals on hundreds of flights because of a listeria outbreak Of all the complaints typically tossed at airline food, passengers getting violently sick after a meal isn’t one of them. A catering kitchen at Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport was shuttered over the weekend after a food safety inspection spotted a listeria outbreak. The closure had the knock-on effect of leaving 200 Delta Air Lines flights without hot meal service.
Hurricane Milton strands SpaceX Crew-8 Dragon astronauts in space
In This Story The category-four Hurricane Milton made landfall in Florida on Wednesday and was projected to be the worst to strike the state in 100 years. The devastation expected across the peninsula has already impacted NASA’s space operations. The agency delayed the return of the SpaceX Crew-8 mission, initially planned for October 7. However, the wait for the mission’s astronauts on the International Space Station won’t be as long as the five-month wait for the Boeing Starliner crew.
A Turkish Airlines pilot died mid-flight, forcing an emergency landing in New York
A Turkish Airlines flight diverted to New York on Wednesday morning after the captain collapsed and died onboard. The carrier’s Airbus A350 was scheduled to fly from Seattle to Istanbul over and 11-hour flight, however the crew declared an emergency over the Canadian Arctic four hours into the flight and began its diversion to the Big Apple, according to FlightAware.
Frontier Airlines flight trails flames during Las Vegas landing
In This Story Clapping when a flight lands may be a fading tradition, but it’s fully deserved some days. Passengers on a Frontier Airlines flight certainly had a reason for applause on Saturday after the flight from San Diego trailed flames from its landing gear while landing at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas. All 190 passengers and seven crew members safely made it to the gate. It’s unclear how the fire started. The Federal Aviation Administration is now investigating the incident.
A 3-year cruise was delayed for months. Then it had to stop after 4 hours
In This Story After a four-month delay caused by maintenance issues, the Villa Vie Odyssey finally left Belfast, Northern Ireland, and steamed out of port on Monday, only to stop a few hours later. The 31-year-old cruise ship was still in Belfast Lough, the bay connecting Belfast with the Irish Sea. Its crew told passengers that some paperwork still needed to be completed as the Odyssey remained anchored off the coast overnight.
Boeing planes with risky rudder parts might be in use by dozens of airlines
In This Story The National Transportation Safety Board warned over 40 foreign airlines on Tuesday that their Boeing 737 planes may be fitted with potentially dangerous rudder components. The agency identified 271 parts that could fail and jam the rudder control system. The NTSB discovered the issue while investigating a February landing incident involving a United Airlines flight arriving at Newark Liberty International Airport.
A Delta Air Lines flight blew out passengers' eardrums
A Delta Air Lines flight on Sunday from Salt Lake City to Portland, Oregon immediately returned to Utah’s capital when the flight crew realized the Boeing 737-900 was suffering cabin pressurization issues. The 140 passengers onboard were met by paramedics at the gate when the plane landed and 10 people were either evaluated or treated for bloody noses or ruptured eardrums.
A Delta Air Lines flight blew out passengers' eardrums
1:36 7 hours ago Emirates A380 embroiled in landing fiasco due to super strong WooGlobe • 7h Not even Ethan Hunt could ace the impossible mission of landing the Emirates A380 during the bothersome Storm Kathleen. "Storm Kathleen arrived in Scotland, and I knew that plane landings would be troublesome with 60+ mph winds," the filmer, Neil, commented. "I headed down to watch the airplanes, specifically the A380 from Dubai to Glasgow.
A Delta Air Lines flight blew out passengers' eardrums
Read full article Photo: Charly Triballeau / AFP (Getty Images) A Delta Air Lines flight on Sunday from Salt Lake City to Portland, Oregon immediately returned to Utah’s capital when the flight crew realized the Boeing (BA) 737-900 was suffering cabin pressurization issues. The 140 passengers onboard were met by paramedics at the gate when the plane landed and 10 people were either evaluated or treated for bloody noses or ruptured eardrums.
Voyager 1 is slowly dying 15 billion miles from Earth
Voyager 1 spent the last 47 years hurtling in a straight line away from Earth, exploring the deepest reaches of space that humanity has ever ventured. However, NASA must carefully manage Voyager 1 as the probe ages and slowly breaks down 15 billion miles away from the closest person. The most pressing dilemma is a rubber diaphragm deteriorating inside the fuel tank. Suggested Reading Nvidia isn't the top stock anymore.
Boeing Starliner has been a disaster. Here's everything that went wrong
The Boeing Starliner finally plopped down in the New Mexico desert last week after spending three months in orbit. The beleaguered spacecraft suffered technical problems during its rendezvous with the International Space Station. It drastically prolonged the eight-day mission as engineers raced to identify the issue and fix a solution. Despite NASA allowing the Starliner to return, the space agency wasn’t willing to have astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams for their safety.
See how massive cruise ships duck under suspension bridges
In This Story With oceans covering 71 percent of the Earth’s surface, it’s easy to assume that cruise ships never have any issues maneuvering. However, the world’s largest all-inclusive cocktail dispensers must take extreme measures to sail underneath suspension bridges. Ships are designed with features to duck under the road deck and crews are encouraged to punch it, helping the boat get as low as possible.
Boeing's stranded Starliner spacecraft will have a very fast undocking from the ISS
In This Story With NASA announcing that astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams will return to Earth next March on SpaceX’s Crew-9 mission, the focus quickly shifted to what will happen to the beleaguered Boeing Starliner. The space agency plans to autonomously undock the craft from the International Space Station but fears the Starliner could drift out of control and potentially crash into the station.
Boeing's stranded Starliner spacecraft will have a very fast undocking from the ISS
3 days ago Listen: Strange noises heard from inside Boeing Starliner as astronaut raises alarm The Independent - Lucy Leeson • 3d Strange noises have been heard from inside the Boeing Starliner spaceship. Astronaut Butch Wilmore radioed Mission Control at Johnson Space Center from the International Space Station (ISS) on Saturday (31 August) to enquire about the sound.
TSA tray aesthetic uses airport TSA trays in Instagram, TikTok posts
Gray airport security trays are the modern silver platter for social media influencers this summer. Photos of luxury goods artfully posed in the checkpoint bins took over certain corners of Instagram and other platforms. While the “TSA tray aesthetic” portrays an elevated level of status, it also spotlights one of the most germ-infested surfaces inside an airport: the security trays.
It has never been about the gasoline for Buc-ce's Stations
Rivalries between regional gas station chains, like Buc-ee’s in Texas or Sheetz and Wawa on the East Coast, reached a fever pitch in recent years. While regional pride played a factor in the rivalries that developed between brand fans, the drive to draw customers through their doors and make a profit created zealous supporters in the first place. YouTuber Phil Edwards explored how gas station chains developed and adapted their business strategy to the times.
What cars last the longest and drive the most miles on the odometer?
Many would like to assume that they’ll own a car for a decade after buying it. Some hope to own a vehicle longer enough to pass it down to a child. However, that’s not often the case. Mechanical problems frequently derail those plans, but automakers can still produce vehicles that will stand the test of time. Vehicle search engine ISeeCars.com conducted its annual survey to see which vehicles are most likely to hit the quarter-million-mile mark.
Stranded Boeing Starliner astronauts deal with SpaceX spacesuit problem
An interesting dilemma has cropped up as NASA weighs its options on handling the problem-plagued Boeing Starliner currently docked to the International Space Station. If astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams were to hitch a ride back to Earth on a SpaceX Crew Dragon, they would need new spacesuits. Boeing’s intravehicular activity suits aren’t compatible with SpaceX’s spacecraft.
An entire airport was shut down — all because some scissors went missing
A missing pair of scissors brought an international airport in Japan to a standstill last Saturday. The unusual security situation at New Chitose Airport in Hokkaido forced 36 flights to be canceled and 201 flights to be delayed, the BBC reports. Considering a winter storm pushed Southwest Airlines into a scheduling meltdown nearly two years ago, it’s not surprising commercial air travel is an operational tight-rope walk.
A rocket exploded during a test at the U.K.'s first spaceport
While the United States is returning to the Moon, the United Kingdom struggles to just get off the ground. A rocket engine exploded during a test in Scotland on Monday. The launch site was evacuated before the test, and no one was injured at the SaxaVord Spaceport as fire poured out of the rocket.
NASA might put floating clocks in space to tell time on the Moon
The White House announced earlier this year it would implement a unified time standard for the Moon by 2027, an essential measure as NASA aims to establish a permanent presence on the lunar surface. Two Colorado-based researchers proposed a solution in a recently published scientific paper involving clocks floating in space to calculate the time difference between the Earth and the Moon.
EV depreciation sees some electric cars lose $600 in value a day Original
The depreciation of electric vehicles is far steeper than data showed just last year. EVs can now lose up to half their value over a single year, based on recent observations. This is a sharp shift from when electric cars were projected in December 2023 to lose However, the factors causing plummeting values might be good for drivers down the road.
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