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2023 Farmers Insurance Open: Day 1 tee times and TV schedule
After a successful American Express outing at the PGA West and La Quinta, the PGA Tour is headed to the Torrey Pines North and South Courses in La Jolla, California, for the 2023 Farmers Insurance Open. The event, set to start on Wednesday, January 25, will be the 13th event of the 2023-2023 PGA Tour regular season. The event will continue until January 28, having a Saturday finish.
Q&A: Music director Audra Sergel reflects on creation of LGBTQ choir Quorus
When 50 people were murdered at Orlando’s Pulse nightclub in 2016, a national conversation began about LGBTQ safe spaces. Audra Sergel, who was getting her master’s degree in vocal music education from Central Methodist at the time, was moved to respond. A month later, Sergel began formulating a plan for an LGBTQ community safe space in Columbia centered on music. She became the artistic director of Quorus, a 30-member chorus that includes people from the LGBTQ community and their allies.
Warsaw R-IX Latest District to Transition to Four-Day School Week
In a move aimed at balancing the school district's budget, Warsaw R-IX transitioned to a four-day school week at the start of the 2018-2019 school year. It joins 25 other Missouri school districts in the cost-saving switch. Superintendent Christian Meier said he believes the new schedule will help solve some of the problems within the district. “Our attendance was down, including our test scores," Meier said. "We were incurring lots of miles on our buses.
UM System Announces Plans for $260 Million Investment
It’s no longer business as usual for the University of Missouri System, President Mun Choi said Friday morning. He laid out plans for a one-time investment of $260 million aimed at boosting innovation across the four-campus system over the next five years. “We want our university to be a place where our faculty and staff are proud to work, our students are proud to attend, civic leaders and communities are proud to support, and business are proud to partner.
MU introduces "Stop the Bleed" kits to students, staff
The University of Missouri is accepting an $100,000 gift to purchase and set up “Stop the Bleed” kits around MU, campus officials announced Friday. MU is one of the first campuses in the nation to have bleeding control kits. “Stop the Bleed” event coordinator Kassie Campbell says it important for students and faculty to learn how to properly use these kits. "With a simple use of a tourniquet or applying pressure, lives can be saved.
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