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Ethiopian Community Leader Allamaye Huassfaw greeted
U.S. Rep. Wm. Clay at his Immigration Forum held recently
at Washington University.
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Katherine Anderson, CEO of Andy’s Seasoning and the St. Louis American Foundation’s 2006 Entrepreneur of the Year, died on Nov. 21 at the age of 79. Three of Anderson’s sons – the Rev. Larry Lee, director of operations; Michael Lee, plant manager; and Roy Lee, manager for information technology – will continue to run the company.
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Dancers Audra Morrow, Malena Amusa and Anneliese Hubbard will perform a showcase of African dances for “Dance to Change the World!” a series of events starting Saturday.
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Dancers Audra Morrow, Malena Amusa and Anneliese Hubbard will perform a showcase of African dances for “Dance to Change the World!” a series of events starting Saturday.
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John Roberts, a member of COCA’s Ballet Eclectica and CocaDance companies, recently studied with Alonzo King Lines Ballet in San Francisco.
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Talia Bennett, the daughter of Vince and Christina Bennett, recently studied with Alonzo King Lines Ballet in San Francisco.
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Performing together for the first time, Kim Massie, Denise Thimes and Erin Bode sang “Bridge Over Troubled Water” as a rousing finale at the Beyond Housing Divas For A Cause event on November 10.
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Kirkwood junior Jerrell Jones (3) looks at the score board in disbelief after suffering the teams first loss to the Staley Falcons 35-21in the Class 5 Missouri State Football Championships Saturday at the Edward Jones Dome.
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MICDS senior running back A.J. Washington (25) had 8 carries on the day for 24 yards. It would not be enough to beat the 14-0 Webb City Cardinals in the Class 4 Missouri State Football Championships Saturday at the Edward Jones Dome.
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St. Louis Rams Quintin Mikell just gets the ankle of Arizona Cardinals Beanie Wells for the tackle during a 53-yard run play in the fourth quarter.
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Cardinal Ritter College Prep senior Cameron Biedscheid will be one of the featured players at the Molina Healthcare Midwest Showdown Shootout on Dec. 9-10 at Lindenwood University. Here hs signs a national letter of intent to attend Notre Dame joined by his parents Kim Singletary (left) and Dan Biedscheid (right).
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Students in Rob Lamb’s science class at Pattonville High School created detailed infographic posters about science content they learned in class. Four illustrations were selected for publication in the August issue of SciJourner, a science publication that is a collaboration between the University of Missouri-St. Louis and the St. Louis Science Center’s Youth Exploring Science Program. Lauren Trembley and Ciara Glenn (right) had their pieces selected for the front page. Trembley’s graphic was called “Tornadoes in Missouri,” and Glenn’s was called “Physics of Ballet.” Margaret Njenga (left) and Mary Mbugua’s piece, “AIDS Across the World,” and Kevin Murillo’s, “How Fat is Your Food,” were also featured in the publication. Instructional technology support specialist Jamie Richter assisted the students with the technology and graphic design elements of the project. To view the students’ work, go to http://www.psdr3.org/NewsInfo/pdf/PHSinfographics.pdf.
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Scooter Christensen of the Harlem Globetrotters shows a pardegoer how to spin a basketball on their finger during the Christmas in St. Louis Parade in St. Louis on November 24, 2011. Christensen, who is recognized as one of the best ball handlers in the world, has the distinction of holding two Guinness World Records — the longest time spinning a basketball on one’s head and on one’s nose. The Harlem Globetrotters were honorary Grand Marshals of the 2011 parade. UPI/Bill Greenblatt