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MULESKINNER VOL. 112 ISSUE 3 9.7.17

Written by Jacque Flanagan
September 7, 2017


In this issue, Sept. 7 – Sept. 13:
Page 3 > News
UCM experiencing growth in full-time Undergraduate and Transfer students
Page 4 > News
UCM health center and Western Missouri Medical cent to hot ‘Mammo Days’
Page > Lifestyle
Digging the dead: Anthropology student explores future career
Page 7 > Centerfold / News
Summer faculty-led tour takes students ‘beyond the stereotype’ in the Middle East
Page 8 > Analysis
A Warrensburg Project: An analysis on litter and enforcement, part II – The (Il)legality of Litter
Page 9 > Sports
Sports Updates: Ana Dilkes sets MIAA record, earns Goalkeeper of the Week; Jennies Volleyball climbs five spots in this week’s AVCA poll; Jennies Soccer gets bumped up a spot in United Soccer Poll; Football hurdles eight spots in AFCA poll following win over Pitt State
Page 10 > Sports
Mules and Tigers set to clash in battle of high-powered offenses

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UCM Hosts Largest-Ever Trading Moon Powwow
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(From left to right) Katie Kaminski and Gracie Heath smile together in the Highlander Theatre. The two friends met at UCM. Heath will graduate from UCM in Dec. 2024 with a bachelor’s in theater. Photo submitted by Gracie Heath.
Mulechella Memories Make Lasting Impact
Outstanding Alumni Reflect on Their Experiences
Native American Storyteller Eric Hernandez Visits UCM
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Warrensburg citizens celebrate at Players as the 2024 election unfolds. Denny Hoskins, Missouri Secretary of State candidate, hosted a watch party for members of the community.
Election Season Impacts Warrensburg
Scholarships Open Opportunities for Students
On Nov. 19 at 9:06 a.m., University of Central Missouri students gathered outside of the Union Mall, located on the east side of the Elliot Student Union, to express their opposing views to demonstrator Jeffrey Mullen. Many students brought LGBTQ+ flags to the scene to show support for the LGBTQ+ community.
Students Rally Outside Union to Oppose Demonstrator
(From left to right) University of Central Missouri President Roger Best, Rachel Wesly, Nancy Fourth, Greg Thurman, Michael Hough, Courtney Goddard and Matt Thomas celebrate the ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Hough Counseling Center in the Warren C. Lovinger Education Building on Oct. 24. During the ceremony, Thurman and Hough thanked UCM for providing them various opportunities they believed to have strongly impacted their lives.
New Hough Counseling Center Provides Opportunities and Resources to Students
Voters Decide Winners in 2024 State and Local Elections
Voters Decide Winners in 2024 State and Local Elections
Numerous political yard signs are displayed outside of the Johnson County Republican Headquarters, located at 1202 South Maguire St.
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UCM’s THRIVE Program is graduating five students in the spring commencement ceremony. From left, Miles Fontenot, Michael Mohrmann-Lodatto, Thomas "TJ" Branch, Emma Penny and Ashley Cain are the spring 2019 THRIVE graduates. THRIVE is scheduled to graduate with the College of Arts, Social Sciences, and Humanities and College of Education at 10 a.m. May 11 in the Multipurpose Building. (Photo submitted by Michael Brunkhorst/For the Muleskinner)
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UCM President Roger Best; Kirkpatrick award winner Chuck Ambrose; SGA past President Courtney Abt and SGA newly elected President Cole Fine pose for a photo with Ambrose and his award. (Photo by Erin Wides/Features Editor)
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President Roger Best, right, and his wife Robin enjoy lunch with students Tuesday at Ellis Dining Hall. (Photo by Jason Brown, managing editor.)
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Photo by Jason Brown/Managing Editor Freshman Molly Saporito earned her best finish of her career taking third place at the Jennies Golf Invitational Tuesday at Mules National Golf Course.
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Nursing students Hailey Seeley and Courtney Hawley practicing CPR and using Automated External Defibrillator (AED). (Photo by Erin Wides/ Features Editor)
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Undergraduate student Marissa Ginger works on her dreamcatcher at the Native American Appreciation event held during Unity Week Feb. 21 at Cafe Rouge in the Elliott Student Union. (Photo by Danielle Friedmeyer/For the Muleskinner)
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