Sept. 16, 2009
Today's news:
More than 250 mass care professionals gather in Chesterfield on Wednesday at the Catastrophic Earthquake Conference held by the State Emergency Management Agency to discuss how to respond when the next quake hits the New Madrid fault line. The Columbia Missourian has more information on the issue. See the story here.
Former MU soccer player Andrea Robertson, 32, took the Mrs. America crown in Tucson, Ariz., a week ago. In addition to a host of prizes, she will compete against 80 other contestants in Vietnam this November for the international crown. The Columbia Tribune has the whole story here.
University Bookstore will offer an Espresso Book Machine as of Nov. 4 this year, where people can create bound, published books for a price as low as 6 cents per page and $8 to register the book for an International Standard Book Number. See The Columbia Tribune for the whole story here.
Dominick Lanza became the second of four candidates for the Chief of Boone Country Fire Protection District position, leaving Kenneth Craft Jr. and Scott Olsen, who are both to begin the interview process at 8 a.m. Thursday. The Columbia Tribune offers the complete story here.
What’s happening?
Lisa Ling speaks at Jesse Hall, 7:30 p.m.
The movie, "The Pool," will be shown at 8 p.m. in Jesse Auditorium.
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