Posts by: Dana Kimpton

We bought a zoo

December 6, 2011 4:41 pm by

Starting Wednesday, Dec. 7, the Lolli Brothers Livestock Market kicks off its quarterly taxidermy and exotic animal auctions in Macon, Mo. For anyone who’s ever been interested in attending one of these exciting sales, this is your last chance in 2011.

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The parade before the feast

November 23, 2011 8:19 pm by

Before you tuck into your Thanksgiving feast, tune into the 85th Annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade for some new balloons, new musical performances and new scenes from some of Broadway’s biggest shows.

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Happy Birthday Paul Simon

October 24, 2011 10:51 pm by

Paul Simon is having a very good birthday. A new CD, a tour that’s selling out and another tour scheduled for next year.

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Columbia College redesigned its logo and now students and alumni are complaining that the new logo is overly simple and stupid. A Gap employee explains how to deal with an unpopular new logo.

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I attended the Citizen Jane Film Festival for the first time last year. I was in a class where we learned how to write art reviews and had been assigned to cover a film, Cooked by documentarian Judith Helfand, for Vox. Even as a woman, I was intimidated by the festival because the intense aura of girl power surrounding it. I thought it was going to be hours of women patting themselves on the back for being women and making films.

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The last simple phone

September 20, 2011 7:28 pm by

I love my phone. It fits into the front pocket of my jeans nicely, it has OK ringtones and I’ve memorized the buttons so I almost don’t have to look anymore when I text. It has two functions: calling and texting. There are no games, no email and no mp3s downloaded onto it. When I [...]

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The New Flu

September 13, 2011 3:21 pm by

Just like students filing into the classrooms after a long summer away, the flu virus is back.  It’s time to stop talking about “Flu Season” as if it’s far off in the future.  September is the beginning of the formal flu season, and September is National Preparedness Month.

This year, fighting the flu is a [...]

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