Wednesday Nov 18 | Columbia Spectator
Barnard panel reflects on egg donation
Eggs are for sale, and they're a precious commodity. For women, this is a question of "blessing or business," as the title of an egg donation panel at Barnard Hall asked Monday night of this controversial - and, in many cases, emotional - issue.
Missouri monk still teaching calligraphy
Northwestern Missouri monk Michael Marcotte knows the use of calligraphy might seem outdated as more of the world's writing is done on computers and cell phones.
Fifth graders learn about environment
Fifth-grade students at Immaculate Conception School are learning about the environment - in class and in the field.
St. Joseph News-Press, St. Joseph, MO
Brother Michael Marcotte knows that in a world awash in computer fonts, the art of calligraphy might seem outdated.
Pope: Still shaping U.S. consciences
Vatican City -- Pope Benedict XVI pledged on Friday that the U.S. Catholic church will keep working to shape American consciences on ethical questions such as abortion as he praised the United States for its 'vibrant' democracy.
Archbishop celebrates regional masses following installation
Archbishop Robert J. Carlson is in the midst of traveling to several parishes to celebrate four masses since his installation as the head of the Archdiocese of St.
Loverne John Lindner, 85, of Oak Ridge died Thursday, June 4, 2009, at Missouri Veterans Home in Cape Girardeau.
School administrators ditch shoes for skates
A principal and vice principal of an O'Fallon, Missouri school kept their promise and ditched their shoes for roller skates.